Sheaffer PFM Green with medium nib. I’m still rocking the holiday inks.
Here, it’s Kaweco Palm Green. In contrast to the more sophisticated Garnet Red ink that I filled last week, Kaweco Palm Green is an unabashedly kid-friendly color.
It’s the one your kindergarten-aged self would have pulled from the crayon box to color in the Christmas tree, on the construction-paper card you were making for mom.
And it reminds me of gum drops.
Fountain Pen Follies 
Great match-up!
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*Sorry, Hofkwartier Groen. I switched back to English just a little too soon.
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The Kaweco Palm Green is a great match for a green PFM. I have tried two other inks in my green PFM III: Noodlers Gruene Cactus Eel and Akkerman Hofkwartier Green. Both matched up very well and I think you would like them in this excellent pen.
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My favorite green ink is Caran d’Ache Delicate Green, but that was a little dry for the pen. I haven’t decided if I’m going to stick with greens or just go to a standard blue ink. There’s something about the Pen For Me that says “everyday writer” to me.
(I suppose I should worry that my pen is saying things to me. But it occurs to me, maybe it will start passing along killer stock tips.)
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The Pen For Me and the Christmas tree green ink look made for each other. But you still need the Garnet Red for your holly berries:)
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I love the combo! I am green with envy, pardon the pun… 🙂
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