Hey guys, sorry about being a couple days late on this, but I was without internet access for most of the weekend, so… Here I am again, to announce our winners!
Winner number 1 was disqualified due to having posted two comments (sorry, it’s in the rules) so I had to choose a new one…
So, our winners are.,.. *Drumroll*
- Thomas – 24
- Louis – 45
- Peter Berki – 18
- Claire – 37
E-mail me (chris@daviswebtech.com) within the next week in order to claim your prize (or else I’ll have to select another winner). Don’t forget to include your address as well as the color/style of notebook you want, as wella s your 2nd and third choices (that way if another entrant has already claimed the color/style you want I know which one to send you)! Congratulations! and thanks again for reading Pens’n’Paper… 😀
Pens'n'Paper 
Nov 22, 2010 @ 08:41:28
*sigh*
Nov 22, 2010 @ 17:02:14
I look forward to trying one of these out. Thanks!
Nov 22, 2010 @ 19:42:24
I KNEW IT!! I knew that Peter was going to win!!!!
Nov 22, 2010 @ 22:06:18
Guess you’re next John.
Nov 28, 2010 @ 16:35:14
Thank you for my svelte little red notebook with the rounded corners. I immediately wrote my name, date received, and source (thank you, Chris) in pencil on the title page in pencil. I wrote in fountain pen ink on the last of the eight tear-out perforated pages at the back using three different pens, each filled with a different ink (Noodler’s “Cactus Fruit” in a Lamy Safari, Caran d’Ache “Saffron” in a Reform pen, and J. Herbin “Violette Pensee” in a Levenger True Writer with stub/italic square-cut nib). Lovely results with all three on this smooth bamboo paper. The back side of the page shows no bleed-through, just a shadow. The lines are not too narrow, maybe because they are in proportion to the 3×5 inch pages. Perfect size for my tiny handbag, slim so that it takes negligible room, the smooth cover slips in easily, and the red color makes it easy to find. The notebook opens almost flat because of the sewn “signatures” of four sheets per signature (making eight pages each) with a glossy twisted white thread. The spine is not folded but is almost flat enough for a little label, like a hardbound book; the spine covers the folded edges of each signature. Altogether a well made product. By the way, I love saturated warm colors and the “Cactus Fruit” is my current favorite; it’s a deep fuchsia (yes, that’s the correct spelling), sort of a purply deep pink, very feminine yet easy to read. Thank you again, Chris, for this prize/gift. Claire in Springfield.