Notebooks & Stationery – Page 4

Turkish design notebooks and greeting cards for school notes, shopping lists and a few lines to someone far away. Spiral notebooks are 6 × 8 in with 118 ruled pages, a metal spiral binding and one large picture on the front cover. Greeting cards come in packs of 10 folded cards, 4.25 × 5.5 in, with a full-color picture on the front.

Kilim Flight shows a paper plane in a kilim pattern, leaving a small house. Grandma’s Suitcase shows an open suitcase packed with a red cardigan, a glass of tea and Turkish delight. Sana Da means “to you too”, an answer to a good wish. For the New Year, Yeni Yılınız Kutlu Olsun says “May your new year be a happy one.”

A notebook suits a child who collects words, as Eylül does: when she hears a Turkish word she loves, she writes it down. Greeting cards work for birthdays, thank-you notes and class gifts, including a thank-you for your child’s Turkish teacher. Not sure what a saying means? Read what these Turkish sayings mean.

Questions about notebooks and cards

Do the greeting cards include envelopes? No. Envelopes are not included.

Do the designs have words? Some have a Turkish saying, and others show a picture or a character. Pages for the sayings explain what they mean.

What paper do they use? Notebooks have a 350 gsm cover and 90 gsm pages. Cards are 350 gsm coated silk paper.