Notebook with Your Existing Custom Print
Notebook with Your Existing Custom Print
If you already have an Ideal Bookshelf custom print or painting, you can have it put on a notebook! Just enter the title of it in the field below (i.e., "Ideal Bookshelf CP1234:JMM"), or if you don't know it, enter your name and/or the name of the person who commissioned it for you/gifted it to you.
PLEASE NOTE: This will work best if your print has between 12-18 books in it. If it has more than that, please email us (you can just respond to your order confirmation email!) to let Jane know if there are any that can be removed to make it fit better on the phone case. If you only have 7 or so books, Jane will do her best but it might not look as wonderful as it would with more books.
- Thick 70 lb. / 100 gsm premium recycled paper inside
- 144 pages in the softcover and hardcover layflats, and 120 pages in the spiralbound
- Soft-touch covers are laminated
- Hardcover has durable, library-quality binding
- Based on original work by Jane Mount
Lead Time & Production
Lead Time & Production
Custom notebooks are designed by Jane and printed on demand by Denik, and usually take 2-3 weeks to ship, and if you add a book(s), that can add up to a week. But let us know if you have a specific deadline you're hoping to meet and we'll try our best to make it happen!
Style Options
Style Options
The spiral and softcover notebooks include space for entering contact information on the inside front cover, and a blank stack of books you can fill on on the back inside cover.
Book Orientation and Arrangement
Book Orientation and Arrangement
On notebooks the books fit best stacked on top of each other (instead of lined up next to each other), perhaps with a few on the sides leaning against the stack, depending on how many you choose. Jane will use the editions of books (if there are multiple possibilities) that look best together, and will arrange them in the most aesthetically pleasing way. If you would like Jane to use a particular edition of a book you have seen in another one of her prints, please describe the spine AND tell us which print you saw it in.