This watercolour sketchbook is perfect for slipping into your bag and taking wherever inspiration strikes. Ideal for sketching, drawing, painting, and more, it’s a versatile companion for creative moments on the go.
Inside, you’ll find beautiful watercolour paper made, offering a beautifully textured surface suited to a range of techniques.
The cover is crafted from cotton fabric produced at Quarry Bank Mill, adding a unique connection to local heritage and traditional textile craftsmanship.
Please note that the placement of the fabric pattern may vary from product to product, making each notebook uniquely its own.
Size — 11.5cm x 11cm
Number of pages — 68
Paper — watercolour, ivory
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Many of the journals and sketchbooks I create are covered in cotton fabric produced just down the road at Quarry Bank Mill—a working mill dating back to 1784 and now cared for by the National Trust. I’m deeply drawn to these textiles; each time I hold them, I feel a tangible connection to the stories woven into their threads. They carry with them the legacy of centuries of craftsmanship, from the earliest days of the mill’s operation to the ongoing preservation of its historic buildings and gardens today. Using these fabrics allows each piece I make to hold not just creativity, but a sense of place, history, and continuity.about. What’s it made of? How was it made? What are ways to enjoy it?
This watercolour sketchbook is perfect for slipping into your bag and taking wherever inspiration strikes. Ideal for sketching, drawing, painting, and more, it’s a versatile companion for creative moments on the go.
Inside, you’ll find beautiful watercolour paper made, offering a beautifully textured surface suited to a range of techniques.
The cover is crafted from cotton fabric produced at Quarry Bank Mill, adding a unique connection to local heritage and traditional textile craftsmanship.
Please note that the placement of the fabric pattern may vary from product to product, making each notebook uniquely its own.
Size — 11.5cm x 11cm
Number of pages — 68
Paper — watercolour, ivory
—
Many of the journals and sketchbooks I create are covered in cotton fabric produced just down the road at Quarry Bank Mill—a working mill dating back to 1784 and now cared for by the National Trust. I’m deeply drawn to these textiles; each time I hold them, I feel a tangible connection to the stories woven into their threads. They carry with them the legacy of centuries of craftsmanship, from the earliest days of the mill’s operation to the ongoing preservation of its historic buildings and gardens today. Using these fabrics allows each piece I make to hold not just creativity, but a sense of place, history, and continuity.about. What’s it made of? How was it made? What are ways to enjoy it?
