You can use regular paper glue. Taped the side of the notebook with a napkin. Painted with acrylic paint. For silicone molds used polymer clay. She was baked in forms at a temperature of 110 degrees.

An example of ink feathering on low-quality paper (Tops Reporter’s Notebook, bottom) versus high-quality paper (Maruman Mnemosyne N194A Special Memo Notebook, top). Michael Hession/NYT Wirecutter ...

ReMarkable Paper Pro. A Paper Pro is a gorgeous digital notebook that's an absolute pleasure a write on, but it's also a slow-loading e-reader that will cost you an arm and leg.

From left to right: The pocket-sized Field Notes paper notebook versus the Supernote Nomad A6 X2 Nomad, Kobo Elipsa 2E, and reMarkable 2 digital alternatives. Michael Hession/NYT Wirecutter.

The HEYfold "eternal notebook" blends paper feel with digital flexibility—reuse it endlessly, erase with ease, and sync notes online. Ideal for work, travel, or study.

The best thing we can say about our time with Rocketbook’s Pro 2.0 is that it felt just like using traditional paper and pen—albeit really nice ones.

When you set up the Paper Pro you need to make a Remarkable account. This is free, but Remarkable offers a Connect subscription for £2.99 per month that unlocks all features, such as unlimited ...

The Paper Pro by itself with the standard Marker costs $579. The Marker Plus adds another $50 to that ($629), and the Type Folio makes it an excellent productivity device, but costs $229, bringing ...

E-readers are too slow. Tablets like the iPad are too expensive and have battery life measured in hours instead of days. A stylus on my phone is too slippery and too slick. Pencil and paper? That's ...