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I'm interested in making extensive notes on a siddur - for my own use, inspired partially by this recommendation. Are there any editions of the Siddur out there that include a great deal of white space, either explicitly for personal notes or just convenient for that?

I realize that the white space in many regular siddurim may be sufficient, but I'd like to have enough space without crowding into a small space or interfering with the actual text.

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Are you looking for a bound, print edition, or would printing your own (with whatever margins you like) and putting it in a binder work? – Monica Cellio♦ Oct 3 '12 at 3:42
I don't know of a sidur especially designed for it, but I personally have no problem fitting writing into my Artscroll (small edition) weekday sidur (mostly just changing the nusach of one word, but also sometimes some lengthy sentences, such as copying the "hareini mekabel alai," etc. from Chayei Adam (klal 1) – b a Oct 3 '12 at 3:44
@MonicaCellio I suppose I'd be open to that option. – Isaac Moses Oct 3 '12 at 3:45
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... though something bound already would certainly be easier. – Isaac Moses Oct 3 '12 at 3:53
what nusach? +1 – Charles Koppelman Oct 3 '12 at 5:43
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http://opensiddur.org/category/contributions/siddurim/ contains several whole siddurim whose copyright has expired. You can print out the PDFs and bind them however you'd like.

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Also, you can see what is available on hebrewbooks.org - you can order prints from publishyoursefer.com – Michoel Oct 3 '12 at 6:34

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