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The House That Lars Built Notebook (Paperback) by Brittany Watson Jepsen

The House That Lars Built Notebook (Paperback)

Brittany Watson Jepsen

128 pages

Abrams Noterie

Sep 2018

Paperback

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A celebration of color and the creative possibilities of paper, this notebook was conceived by designer Brittany Watson Jepsen, founder of the beloved blog The House That Lars Built. With its rainbow-colored pages and versatile dot-grid layout, this notebook is part of a collection based on her book Craft the Rainbow.

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