Hobonichi Original Cover 2027 - Moomin: My Yard (Pale Mint) - A6
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A techo cover featuring a scene from the novel "Moominpappa at Sea." Features navy thread embroidery on pale mint cotton fabric, depicting Moominmamma sleeping in the garden she painted on the wall while seeking peace during her life at the lighthouse. The ends of the bookmarks are adorned with white shell and flower charms. It features "butterfly-stopper" pen holders that double as a clasp to keep the cover shut.
This Original cover will comfortably fit A6 notebooks with a spine of 0.5 inches (1.27cm) or smaller. Though it has the capacity to fit spines larger than 0.5in, the cover might have a tighter fit.
- Fits Size: A6 Notebooks
- Includes: Cover
- Dimensions: L6.5" x W9.6" x H0.1" *specifications may vary from cover to cover
- Please note: The Hobonichi Cover on Cover will not fit on this cover.
About Moomin:
Tove Jansson, the creator of Moomin, was inspired to create the sweet round trolls after witnessing the hardships of WWII, during a time when children’s stories were rare. The first book, The Moomins and the Great Flood, tells the story of Moominmamma and Moomintroll as they navigate the flood to search for Moominpappa and a new home. As they grew in popularity, Moomin expanded from chapter books to comic strips, picture books, plays, television shows, and toys and merchandise.
More Hobonichi:
The detailing on this cover is gorgeous! Everything from the stitching, flower and seashell page holders, and colors ofbthe main and interior bodies of the cover!! This is my first A6 size cover and it's even more convenient than I expected for hauling around in my purse!
As a precaution against it getting dirty I also purchased one of Hobonichi's A6 clear covers - cannot wait to bring this along to sketch and write in for work and upcoming trips!!
I bought this for my wife. It's a great purchase great material and very convenient. But I wanted to ask about a fountain pen and decided against it as I saw that for a simple question the employees would not stop talking to other customers. I felt that if I asked about what would be a good starter fountain pen I would be talked to for the next 10 minutes non stop.
