About Notebookily
What is Notebookily?
Notebook + "ily" stands for Notebook "I Love You" and is pronounced note•book•i•ly sounds like happily.
Why Discbound Notebooks?
Discbound notebooks are like expansive paper worlds. You can journal, dream, plan, draw and more with a discbound notebook.
With paper refills (often called paper inserts) discbound notebooks can hold everything from your appointments to meeting notes in one space.
On a personal note I love discbound notebooks because my handwriting is a hot mess. When I use gorgeous dated planner systems with spiral bound edges I find myself not using them at all because I don't want to mess them up.
Having a system that works if I want to skip a few days, Draw instead of meal plan, and scribble all over the place makes my heart very happy.
What Sizes do you offer?
My notebooks are 8-disc punched in my signature 6" x 9" size which holds 5.5" x 8.5" paper inserts. This size is similar to junior half-letter size.
What Do You Need to Create Your First Discbound Notebook?
- Discs - these come in plastic or metal and are available in different sizes. The bigger the discs the more paper your discbound notebook can hold.
- Paper inserts - refill packs you select based on what you'd like in your discbound notebook.
- Covers - our covers are laminated, reversible, and interchangeable. Switch your covers to celebrate holidays, seasons, or just because you want to!
- Accessories - tabs, dividers, pockets, vellum dashboards and more give you a space to hold all the things.
Do you create the artwork?
My talent is in making notebooks so I purchase commercial use licenses for graphics from all over the world to bring designs I love to notebooks I love.
About Notebookily
Notebookily® LLC is based in North Carolina, founded in 2018, and is owned by me, Kimberly Gosney. I've been obsessed with discbound notebooks since my first bright pink one way back in 2012.
My discbound notebooks are made in my home studio in North Carolina and are sold via my website, Etsy shop, and on Amazon. Binding discs are packaged in house, but made in China.