Implementations of a stationery organizer comprise one or more end strips, configured to attach a sheet of paper to a ring binder, and/or one or more intermediate strips, configured to connect and fold together sheets of paper. In some implementations, a method of using the stationery organizer comprises attaching a sheet of paper to an end strip on one side of the paper and to an intermediate strip on the other side of the paper, and further attaching another sheet of paper to the intermediate strip.

A two-sided hinged note comprises a generally planar sheet, an adhesive, and a hinge. The sheet has opposing front and back sides, both of which are suitable to be written upon at least in part. The adhesive, which may be pressure-sensitive and re-adherable, is on an adhesive area of the back side of the note and is capable of adhering to a surface of an item such that the sheet is flat against the surface thereby presenting the front side of the sheet facing outward from the surface. The hinge is proximate the adhesive area, wherein the hinge is operable to pivot approximately 180° to thereby present the back side of the sheet facing outward from the surface as a the sheet is approximately flat against the surface of the item.

A printed book has at least a first page and a second page, wherein the first page including a first attachment device for attaching a sheet onto the first page within a first attachment area and the first page including a first detachment device for separating a first detachment area from the first page, the second page including a second attachment device for attaching a sheet onto the second page within a second attachment area and the second page including a second detachment device for separating a second detachment area from the second page, and, when the printed book is in a closed condition, the first attachment area being congruent with the second detachment area and the first detachment area being congruent with the second attachment area.

A notebook is provided comprising a number of expert guidance pages and instructional figures. The notebook includes integrated guidance and information sheets that describe using different note-taking methods. The notebook may include supplemental pages that teach and reinforce note-taking methods and approaches, as well as a variety of other pages designed to provide a functional notebook. One or more of the pages, including the supplemental pages, can be removed by tearing along a perforated edge.

A book having a plurality of pages bound together to form the book. At least one page of a spread of the book has a flap movable with respect to the page. The flap has a flap recess. The page has a page recess. In a closed position, the flap is positioned within the page recess. A structural element, such as a pop-up element, is housed within the flap recess and/or the page recess. As the flap moves from the closed position to an open position, the structural element moves or raises above the page surface to move the structural element into an activated position. In the closed position, the structural element is hidden from view when looking at the page.

Folding device to make two parallel folds in a leaf whereby the device (1) contains two clamps (1) with a folding edge (9), each formed by two clamping bars (6) with jaws (7) which can be moved relative to each other between an open position and a closed position and whereby the clamps (5) to feed the leaf (4) are arranged opposite each other with their folding edges (9) parallel and facing each other at a distance (B) equal to the desired distance between the folds to be made and whereby the folding device (1) also contains means (10) to move the clamps (5) in their closed position relative to each other in such a way that one of the clamps (5) with its folding edge (9) makes a circular movement around the folding edge (9) of the other clamp (5) to form both parallel folds at the folding edges (9) of both clamps (5).

A two-sided articulating comprises a paper having a front and back sides, an adhesive pad, and a hinge. The adhesive, on one side of the pad, is configured for repeatedly and removably securing the pad to a flat portion of another object. The hinge, disposed between and connecting the paper and the adhesive pad, is configured to fold the paper 180° relative to the adhesive pad to change between the two configurations. In the first configuration, the front side of the paper is suitable to present a first message while the entire paper is coplanar with the adhesive pad. In the second configuration, the back side of the message means is suitable to present a second message while a majority of the back side of the paper is coplanar with the adhesive pad while no external force is applied to the writing portion of the two-sided articulated note.

A two-sided articulating comprises a paper having a front and back sides, an adhesive pad, and a hinge. The adhesive, on one side of the pad, is configured for repeatedly and removably securing the pad to a flat portion of another object. The hinge, disposed between and connecting the paper and the adhesive pad, is configured to fold the paper 180° relative to the adhesive pad to change between the two configurations. In the first configuration, the front side of the paper is suitable to present a first message while the entire paper is coplanar with the adhesive pad. In the second configuration, the back side of the message means is suitable to present a second message while a majority of the back side of the paper is coplanar with the adhesive pad while no external force is applied to the writing portion of the two-sided articulated note.

A notebook is provided comprising a number of expert guidance pages and instructional figures. The notebook includes integrated guidance and information sheets that describe using different note-taking methods. The notebook may include supplemental pages that teach and reinforce note-taking methods and approaches, as well as a variety of other pages designed to provide a functional notebook. One or more of the pages, including the supplemental pages, can be removed by tearing along a perforated edge.