Journaling In Blood Red Ink

 

Alongside the falling leaves, grey skies and cool snap in the air, I used Pen Heaven Writer's Blood from Pen Heaven to write in the last pages of my October Journal. 

I love love love the blood red color. It looks amazing on my fountain pen and looks like dried blood on my journal page. Loved writing with it. I will be using it very often because there is just something about writing with a fountain pen dipped in blood red ink that I cannot describe.

For anyone on your holiday list that loves pens, journals or stationary Pen Heaven is above all others.  

Set the scene with the eerie warming light of a Jack-o-Lantern and set-to spinning a spooky yarn with the Pewter Feather Quill and Ink Set with Owl Design, £32.50 / $ 41 USD.

If you’re hell-bent on horror, have your literary scare-fest stand-out by scribing in none other than Diamine Ink's Writer's Blood, £7.50 / $10 USD, a devilishly deep blood red.

Speaking of the Devil, the Pineider Ballpoint Pen in Devil Red, £120 / $148 USD, is a stylishly sinful choice for the discerningly demonic!

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Make 'Fright Night' fun for all the family with the Limited Edition Legami Boo Crew, £7 / $9 USD.

Last but by no means least, the Retro 51 Vintage Dr Gray Rollerball and Mechanical Pencil Set, £90 / $111 USD, is a boney bestfriend for any evil illustrators.

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