Moleskine duct tape pen holder
Here's a quick and easy way to add a pen holder to your notebook:

"The one thing missing from my Moleskine was a pen holder. I made this
one from black duct tape, and it looks pretty authentic. Not rocket
science I know, but I am pleased with it."
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I'd be hesitant to trust an expensive pen to that. ;-)
Posted by: Christopher Meisenzahl | June 09, 2006 at 07:44 AM
Not had any problems myself. For extra security an additional strip of tape down the length of the pocket makes it pretty bombproof.
Posted by: Mark Fletcher | June 10, 2006 at 01:56 PM
chreotech from eBay UK sells something similar, I just bought one & I'm looking forward to trying it out.
Picture here:
http://i50.photobucket.com/albums/f349/grayfo/eBay/pic03.jpg
Text here (edited slightly):
Automatic Pencil with Holder suitable for use with your Moleskine Pocket Notebook...)
Now you can carry a pen or pencil with your favourite pocketbook...The holder is thoughtfully designed and carefully made
> Adjustable - to fit most popular writing instruments (instructions supplied)
> Flexible, durable and strong
> Integrated - complements the look and feel of your Moleskine
> Turned edge - no raw edges visible
> Unique laminating sheet - makes this holder...
> Easy to fit - securely attached inside back cover
> Re-positionable - for a snug fit when notebook is held closed
(e.g. by the Moleskine elastic band)
> Removable - without damaging your notebook
> Transferable to a new notebook - when your notebook is full
Technical information
The pencil holder is made from ... Duck Tape ® - is cut and assembled into the final product. The pencil holder is removable and re-usable, provided it is mounted on a stable (e.g. solid plastic or plastic-laminated) surface - laminating sheet supplied
Posted by: Terry Harvey | December 04, 2006 at 10:35 PM
Wow - he is charging $10 for them. I clearly missed a trick there! I'm not sure I would have the nerve to charge for something that take 5 minutes to make yourself.
Posted by: Mark Fletcher | December 20, 2006 at 11:46 AM