Hand Made – A6 Floral Notebooks Three Tree Free Paper

Description

Where better to write your little reminders or thoughts than inside one of our beautiful notebooks. These notebooks are perfect for any stationery lover Perfect gift for eco friendly and planet consicious Upcycled paper which is a part of cirucular economy Handmade with perfection and elegance Can be used as a regular journal , travel or mindfullness A gift that makes the connection with nature and brings peace Lets the change the we gift and be more eco friendly and sustainable Floral Notebooks set includes: – Set of 3 a6 books- 60 pages each – Happy Green with hand-printed tulips- grids on pages – Sky Blue with hand-printed tulips- Plain pages – White with hand-printed tulips- Plain pages – easy to carry around – perfect to gift and to make notes wherever you go. MADE FROM The paper used to create this beautiful notebook is cotton rags without dyes The paper used for the cover is created using cotton rag paper and is screen-printed with water-based inks. Cotton is a versatile crop. The fiber is strong and yet flexible. Cotton is a crop that is harvested to further manufacture into clothes etc. Cotton bits are usually the by-products of the manufacture of cotton cloth. The weaving of cotton is the heart and soul of Indian textiles. There are about 23 different varieties of cotton found in India and about 4 million handlooms producing the same fabric. Cotton is used in making a wide range of items like sari, bed sheets, covers, napkins, shirts, summer wear, table mats and more. Recycled cotton is used for several purposes such as industrial wipes. As a natural product, cotton is completely biodegradable, which means that it breaks down when put into a composting pile or bin… That makes a perfect reason for it to be turned into paper. Paper is made of cellulose and water.Cotton contains high cellulose that can be turned into high quality, chemical-free paper. Cotton bits very often end up in landfills. At Bluecat Paper, we go through the following processes. Colour sorting. This is an important aspect as we like to retain the colour of the fabric and do not prefer to add dyes. This is a painstaking job, but it makes the paper cleaner than adding new dyes to the fabric.Thereafter the pieces are chopped and beaten to a pulp. Thus begins the paper making process. Thereafter drying and calendaring. This gives us beautiful cotton rag paper that we all are very proud of, Each sheet takes about 3 days to get ready.The edges are deckled as the water when pressed gushes out from the edges forming a unique part of handmade paper. Cotton rag paper is the perfect example of tree-free, upcycled and recycled paper.The paper is 100% sustainable.Save trees. Choose tree-free paper Did you know?Some scientists searching caves in Mexico found bits of cotton balls and pieces of cotton cloth that proved to be at least seven thousand years old !!