Goshuin notebooks, new listings.

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A couple of weeks passed since I crammed in my attic last time.
I stepped my sewing machine watching a detective drama.



I purchased new fabrics a few weeks ago, at Nippori, Textile Town.
I fell in love with this fabric of Oshakasama Buddha.


And my Goshuin notebooks are going to be out of stock and will get some new ones.


Nat

 

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