Dollar tree notebooks how to#

you’ve pretty much just mimicked the top of the notebook! Step 2: take a small hole punch (available for a few dollars at craft stores – mine is a fiskars punch) and punch a hole at the bottom of each cut. then it’s just a matter of cutting a small slit at each mark. 6 / 36 Dollar Tree Composition Books Costco: 2. One has Mead on the cover and the other doesnt. take a pencil and mark where the spirals are from one side of the notebook to the other. Dollar Tree Notebooks Costco: 1.33 per notebook Dollar Tree: 1 per notebook Theyre both 8-by-10-inches, they both have 70 sheets of paper, and they both come in a variety of colors. Step 1: cut out a scrap of patterned paper – slightly larger than the size of the notebook – and put it right underneath those little spirals. i don’t know why i didn’t think of it before.

Dollar tree notebooks how to#

So, since scoring an amazing deal on these spiral-topped notebooks a week or two ago (4/$0.25!), i’ve been thinking about how to go about making them look better.

not to mention it can look a little “unfinished” when it’s done that way. but on most of them, the paper was cut off where it met the spirals, leaving some of that weird pattern underneath exposed. Keep a price notebook so you can learn your prices and know where youll get. in fact, i’ve seen them done lots of times before. Only some cleaning supplies are a good deal (I love the dollar store windex). I know the idea of covering up a spiral notebook with scrapbook paper is not new. so when i find a good deal on these kinds of notebooks, i try to make them look like something i’d enjoy using. weird patterns or funky colors are really not my style. but what i don’t love is how most of them at the price just don’t look that great. i love when i can get that group of 4 for $1. i love when they come packaged in groups of 4.