Writing Notebook Sigel JN619 A5 240 Sheets Blue Green Violet

The Sigel JN619 Writing Notebook in A5 format (approx. 16.8 x 21.5 cm) contains 240 perforated dot-grid pages made from 120 g/m² white paper and is bound with a high-quality metal spiral inside a sturdy hardcover in blue, green and violet. The hardcover provides a stable surface for writing or drawing and the extra-thick paper is suitable for hand lettering, bullet journaling and sketching without show-through. The book lies flat or can be folded back for comfortable use at home, at work or on the go.

Advantages

The notebook offers 240 perforated pages with a dot grid on 120 g/m² paper, combining durability and a smooth writing surface. Its sturdy hardcover and metal spiral binding ensure a firm support and allow the front cover to be folded back. The extra-thick white paper reduces ink bleed-through and is suitable for a variety of writing and drawing tools. The compact A5 size makes it portable while providing ample space for lettering and notes.

Suitable for

• Hand lettering and calligraphy practice
• Bullet journaling and planning
• Sketching and ink drawing
• Note-taking and everyday journaling

Key specifications

• Format: A5 (approx. 16.8 x 21.5 cm)
• Pages: 240 sheets (all perforated)
• Paper: Dot grid (dotted), 120 g/m², white
• Cover: Sturdy hardcover in blue, green and violet
• Binding: Metal spiral (spiral notebook)
• Brand / MPN / EAN: Sigel / JN619 / 4004360792021

How to use

Use the notebook for lettering, sketching or note-taking. Fold the front cover back along the metal spiral to create a compact writing surface or open the book flat for two-page layouts. Tear out a perforated sheet cleanly when you need to share or reframe a page. The 120 g/m² paper accepts pen, marker and brush pens with reduced show-through; test new tools on a corner page if required.

Recommendations

For best results with hand lettering and brush pens, allow ink to dry between layers and avoid heavy watercolor washes directly on the paper. If using wet media, test compatibility on a spare sheet first.