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Composition Notebook Sticky Note Holder

A composition notebook that holds a pad of sticky notes, with the teacher name printed onto the cover label.

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Free pickup in Doral.

Made to order in 2 to 3 business days.

Available in
Klein BlueChocolateSky BlueBone WhiteGreenVivid YellowRedGreySunny OrangeOlive GreenSilk Grey (silk)Light Gold (silk)Sakura PinkMint GreenCherry RedCyanLavender PurpleOakGrass GreenBeigeGoldMagentaWhite
The spine, the marbled speckling and the label panel always print in black and white. Your colour choice applies to the cover.

Personalised. We print the teacher's name into the piece, so tell us what it should read when you get in touch.

Ask about this pieceThis one is fresh off the printer and not priced yet. Tell us what you need and we will come back with a price.

Made to order 2 to 3 business days
Colour choices 23 filament colours
Material Printed in PLA
Pickup or delivery Free pickup in Doral

About this piece

The composition notebook every English classroom already owns, rebuilt as a desk piece that holds a pad of sticky notes. The marbled cover, the black cloth spine and the ruled label panel are all printed in rather than stuck on, and the teacher name goes on the label exactly where it would on the real thing.

The pad drops into a recessed tray on the front, and a thumb notch at the bottom edge lets you lift the top sheet away cleanly instead of picking at the corner. It takes a standard square sticky note pad.

What you choose

  • Colour – the cover colour, from our full filament range. The photos show it in pink.
  • Teacher’s name – printed into the cover label, not stuck on, so it cannot peel, fade or wash off.

Details

  • Printed in PLA, designed and made by 3D05 in Doral, Florida

Good to know

  • The sticky notes shown in the photos are not included.
  • Made to order in 2 to 3 business days, then shipped, or collected free from our Doral workshop.
  • Printed pieces carry faint layer lines, seams and small surface variations. That is normal for the process, not a fault.
  • Colours can look slightly different in person depending on lighting and your screen.