My Wednesday tutorial shows how to make
these cute little mini notebooks.
One has an embossed cover, one has had lines embossed
and the other is plain.
Perfect for the Grandkids to scribble in or
to keep in your purse/handbag when you need that
scrap of paper.
A great way to use up those pieces of card lying looking at you!
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Measurements needed to follow along
Cover - 4 2/8" x 3"
Score long side - 2 1/8"
Inside papers - 4" x 2 6/8" (6 pieces)
Score long side at 2"
Piece of bakers twine or string
I would like to enter this into
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11 comments:
fabulous stamp set and little notebooks, I could use some of these myself, perfect size for in my bag
These are gorgeous Pinky,love the embossing.x
They are so adorable x
Sweet little notebooks Pinky- my granddaughters would love these!
xx
Great little notebooks and perfect for putting in your bag-love the cute image and great idea to emboss
Carol x
Super cute little notebooks Pinky..so hady in the car ad wallet I'm always looking for paper!!..
Luv CHRISSYxx
These are great and such a great idea. Thanks for joining us at Cute Card Thursday. Hugz Andrea.x
What a beautiful card.
Big Hug Bianca.
DT Sweet Stampers Challenge.
Your card is wonderful.
Thank you for joining us at the Sweet Stampers and i hope to see you again.
Hugs
Cuteness! These are darling, and I own these stamps! Thanks for the inspiration! Thanks for joining us at Two Crafty Critter Crazies!
Fab notebooks, love your colouring! Thanks for sharing with us at Fab ‘n’ Funky.
Rachel DT
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