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The author makes a ring-binder notebook from scratch: cuts the parts from heavy cardboard, optionally adds synthetic batting, covers the blank with faux leather and fabric, assembles a closure, and glues in the ring binder mechanism. The full dimensions on the diagram are not explained in the text.
BeginnerFreeA handmade cover with a closure and ring binder mechanism for replaceable pages.
Use a sharp craft knife to cut the parts shown in the diagram from heavy cardboard for clean, straight lines.
Glue the synthetic batting to the outside and trim away the excess.
Cut the faux leather so that every side is 2 cm larger than the blank. Cover the cardboard tightly on all sides; hold it in place with a press made from two pieces of cardboard and binder clips.
Cut out 2 pieces, attach a snap to one of them, and join the pieces together.
Find the center of the notebook side piece, attach the other half of the snap there, and glue the closure on the reverse side with superglue.
Cover the inside with cotton fabric, then place acrylic paper over it. Glue the ring binder mechanism in the center; some mechanisms are fastened with the special bolts included in the set.
This notebook can hold any number of pages; rearrange them, remove them, and insert them wherever you need.
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