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1216 is a compact B6 (12 × 16 cm) sketchbook built with 384 pages and a clear internal structure.
At this size, the depth of the book is deliberate. The increased page count requires reinforced section sewing, resulting in a dense volume that opens flat and remains steady across sustained use.
Seven internal sections divide the book with intention, keeping research, drafting and long-term project work organised within a single volume.
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1216 Sketchbook
Specs
Description
1216 is a compact B6 (12 × 16 cm) sketchbook built with 384 pages and a clear internal structure.
At this size, the depth of the book is deliberate. The increased page count requires reinforced section sewing, resulting in a dense volume that opens flat and remains steady across sustained use.
Seven internal sections divide the book with intention, keeping research, drafting and long-term project work organised within a single volume.
Construction & Materials
Paper behaviour
Suitable For
Specifications
Portrait · 12 × 16 cm
Hardcover
Multimedia paper
384 pages
127 GSM sugarcane paper
Section sewn
Sketches, drawings, and ideas captured in basenotes books.
Creative work from the community
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Size & Orientation
11 × 11 cm | Square
Size & Orientation
11 × 22 cm | Portrait
Size & Orientation
12 × 16 cm | Portrait
Paper GSM & Type
120 GSM – Acid-Free Multimedia
Paper GSM & Type
120 GSM – Acid-Free Multimedia
Paper GSM & Type
120 GSM – Acid-Free Multimedia
Pages | Sheets
288 pages | 144 sheets
Pages | Sheets
192 pages | 96 sheets
Pages | Sheets
384 pages | 192 sheets
Binding
Hand-stitched binding
Binding
Hand-stitched binding
Binding
Hand-stitched binding
Sections | Dividers
5
Sections | Dividers
4
Sections | Dividers
7
Weight
330 grams
Weight
500 grams
Weight
650 grams
Tracing Paper
No
Tracing Paper
Yes
Tracing Paper
No
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