A lot of pads or sets of printed cardstock come with sheets of images of various sizes that I think are mostly meant for journaling or scrapbooking. Since I don’t really do those crafts, I end up with these sheets adding bulk to my stash. Then recently as I was digging through various pads, I thought… I’ll just cut out these lined ones and use 'em for the inevitable to-do lists and the like.
Ooh get thee behind me temptress. I have been looking at binding machines. And you have given me another reason to get one. Mind you I was looking at the plastic comb ones, your metal binding one looks way better.
I’ve been looking at binding machines, too. We have the plastic comb one at work, but I like either the wire one, or the spiral coil. I like TruBind, but I’ve also thought of just a hole punch, like the one by memory keepers
it really is a great way to use all those small pads they give away. @TheMistressT which machine do you have?
@Edel@JoyfulClover I have had my Bind-it-all for close to a decade and LOVE it. I don’t used it as much as I thought I might, but when I do it is just the thing! There are certainly limitations to this one as it is small so doing longer “spines” is a bit fiddly. I think I also prefer the wire to plastic (I used to use a plastic one at work many years ago) and the spiral coil would be very cool.
This is such a great idea! I have some random paper scraps that I could utilize for this. And, it would give me good practice with my Bind-it-all. I used to have it down pat, but since I haven’t used it in a while, I’ve forgotten all of the tips for successful binding!
and random is hard for me as well, so really good job!