u/Vyralator

I'm binding my own book and because the process is somewhat overwhelming for a newcomer I've decided to buy the tools and materials bit by bit as I need them. And I'm at the point where about the last thing I'm missing are endpapers.

I know they are essentially just heavier paper, but I'm still unsure where to get a wide selection from. At my local crafts store I could only find monocolored ones and I would much prefer to get some with a fun pattern or something along those lines.

Does anyone have any good recommendations?

I watched this one video, though it wasn't too long ago, probably still this year and I wouldn't be surprised if the video itself wasn't older than 1 or maybe 2 years.

Unfortunately I can't quite recall much about it, but I remember the general gist was something about how playing open ended sandbox games more intentionally can help you enjoy them more. And one useful habit the guy talked about, was keeping a journal in which you note down at the end of each session what you did and what you plan to do next time.

To clarify the point he showed an excerpt from his own Valheim playthrough that he kept an audio journal for on his phone. That's the only part of the video I remember, him playing the audio from the journal, over Valheim gameplay footage where he sails around in a boat or something.

Would be grand if anyone knows the video I'm talking about.