• Computer
  • Although Phones & Tablets work for some users, we do not recommend or guarantee printing with these items.
• Adobe Acrobat Reader
• Printer
• Letter Size Paper. A few tips for finding the right paper for you (see further below for paper recommendations):
  • Consider how thick/heavy you want your paper to be. Both 28lb & 32lb are most commonly used. If you prefer a heavier more sturdy paper type, 80lb text paper is a great option.
  • Look for paper that is intended for color printing. This will help colors appear better and more true.
  • Ensure you have selected paper intended for the type of printer you are using. Laser for laser printers and ink jet for Inkjet printers.
• Paper Trimmer
• Bone Folder (optional for Traveler's Notebooks)
• Hole Punch (Ring Bound only)
• Long Arm Staples (optional for Traveler’s Notebooks)

The below options are based on my personal faves!

• For Inserts:
  • Hammermill Premium Color Copy Paper 32lb *
  • HP Premium 28lb *
  • HP Premium 32lb *
  • Accent Opaque 32lb* (great for sticker lovers!)
  • Note: if you find that your printer doesn't do well with the above options, it's always a good idea to try paper from the same manufacturer as the printer you are using.

• For Journaling Cards:
  • Canon Photo Paper Plus, Matte * : Smooth Cardstock (Single sided printing only)
  • Canon Double Sided Matte Photo Paper * : Smooth Cardstock
  • Epson Presentation Paper, Matte * : Smooth Cardstock (Single sided printing only)
  • Epson Velvet Fine Art Paper * : Textured Art Paper (Single sided printing only)
  • Cardstock 110lb * : Cardstock (most universal)
    
    
• For Vellum:
  • 29lb Vellum Paper (more of a standard vellum weight)
  • 48lb Vellum Cardstock (a heavier more premium vellum weight)

• Computer
  • Although Phones & Tablets work for some users, we do not recommend or guarantee printing with these items.
• Adobe Acrobat Reader
• Printer
• Letter Size Paper. A few tips for finding the right paper for you (see further below for paper recommendations):
  • Consider how thick/heavy you want your paper to be. Both 28lb & 32lb are most commonly used. If you prefer a heavier more sturdy paper type, 80lb text paper is a great option.
  • Look for paper that is intended for color printing. This will help colors appear better and more true.
  • Ensure you have selected paper intended for the type of printer you are using. Laser for laser printers and ink jet for Inkjet printers.
• Paper Trimmer
• Bone Folder (optional for Traveler's Notebooks)
• Hole Punch (Ring Bound only)
• Long Arm Staples (optional for Traveler’s Notebooks)

• The below options are based on my personal faves!

  • For Inserts:
    • Hammermill Premium Color Copy Paper 32lb *
    • HP Premium 28lb *
    • HP Premium 32lb *
    • Accent Opaque 32lb* (great for sticker lovers!)
    • Note: if you find that your printer doesn't do well with the above options, it's always a good idea to try paper from the same manufacturer as the printer you are using.
  • For Journaling Cards:
    • Canon Photo Paper Plus, Matte * (Single sided printing only)
    • Epson Presentation Paper, Matte * (Single sided printing only)
    • Cardstock 110lb * (most universal)
      
      
  • For Vellum:
    • 29lb Vellum Paper (more of a standard vellum weight)
    • 48lb Vellum Cardstock (a heavier more premium vellum weight)