Spellbinders

Dark Roast Binder by Esther Glas

T-111

£29.99 £29.99

Create a beautiful home for your stories with the Dark Roast Binder by Esther Glas. This richly colored faux leather binder is designed to perfectly fit the dies and stamps in the Turn the Page collection and provides a stylish and functional foundation for scrapbook pages, journaling inserts, interactive pockets, and keepsake projects. The warm dark roast exterior and mocha interior give the binder a timeless vintage-inspired feel,  while the ring binding system makes it easy to add, rearrange, and expand your pages over time. An elastic closure band keeps everything securely in place, while two convenient interior pockets provide extra storage for photos, notes, tags, and memorabilia.

Perfect for documenting everyday memories, travel adventures, family moments, and creative journaling. The binder also works seamlessly with Esther's previous memory keeping products and systems you already know and love.

Beloved designer Esther Glas brings her signature bold, sassy and edgy designs to the Spellbinders family with her Turn the Page collection from Keepsake Studios. Memory keeping enthusiasts will love mixing and matching these fresh dies, stamps and paper with their existing collection of products from Esther - and discovering brand new products like stickers, embossing folders, rub-ons and more.

  • Binder measures 9.125" x 6.25" x 1.5" | 23.18 x 15.88 x 3.81 cm

To find out more about Keepsake Studios, get inspiration and enjoy exclusive video tutorials from Esther, visit: www.spellbinders.co.uk/keepsake_studio

Overall rating: 1.0 / 5 from 1 reviews.

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"I bought the Esther Glas dark roast binder as a journal. The sales blurb omits to mention that the folder does not fit any standard sized paper refils (apart from a scrap book type bundle costing £109!). This is a shame because the binder itself is nice but sadly unusable. Spellbinders refused a refund as I had opened the packet to look at it. . . . . I am amazed such draconian procedures are still permitted in this day and age. An expensive mistake. Would not recommend this binder or company to anyone."

Sarah J. (1/5)

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