Quality Black Cloth Hardbacked Sketchbooks - 140gsm

These Black Cloth hardcover sketchbooks have a classic and fresh look.
You can find them in sizes A6 to A3, with Portrait or Landscape aperture, with 46 sheets, and also square formats with 95 pages.
They have the following qualities:

• Made in Britain, using British paper
• Sewn binding
• Acid free,
• 140gsm, FSC good quality sized cartridge paper.

The term "Sized" means that the paper has been prepared to dry ink and paint on its surface instead of absorb it, so that you will obtain a reliable all media sketchbook.

UK Delivery

UK delivery starts from £3.50 with free delivery on orders over £30 (excluding the Channel Isles).

Unfortunately due to extra packing and shipping costs, we cannot do this on some product, mainly oversized ones such as large canvases.

We aim to dispatch all orders that are in stock within 24 hours of receiving them. Usually orders received before 1.30pm will be dispatched same day. This does not include holidays or weekends. Click here for more information on our delivery policy.

International Delivery

We do ship internatonally. Please visit our delivery page for more information.

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  my review

  Posted by Crochet Crazy Girl on 12th Nov 2015

  I love these stitch bound sketchbooks because they are professional looking and not too expensive either. I particularly love the square format ones for my own personal choice. I prefer the smaller one though as can pop into my handbag just for that "got the urge to draw" feeling. The paper is good quality for quick sketching or more detailed drawings and the type of sketchbook it is is ideal for all those college shows for people to look through. It is ideal also for writing notes in it as well and the weight of the paper allows for gluing in any magazine cut outs too. Handy for art journals also. Yes! It is a rather chunky sketchbook but again for me I like that. It stands out and there are 92 sheets of paper that you can fill up happily. You can use watercolour paint on the paper but I wouldn't suggest acrylic and oils for the weight of the paper will not handle the weight of the paint. But only use watercolour paint if doing quick sketchy paintings for reference.