Give me a Minute?…DIY mini notebook

Give Me a Minute? DIY Mini Notebook

Good Morning fabulous readers!
Well, I’m going back to bed after I write this for you.
I just got back from  “vacation” and need to recoup.
Ha…isn’t that funny how we need to rest from our “vacation”.
I bet you know EXACTLY what I’m talking about!

Okay.
Our Give Me a Minute Craft… a diy mini notebook!

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And I must put up our little button for this series…

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There we go. Now it’s officially part or our fun series.
We only have 2 others in our series so far.
The paper plate baskets, and our feature teacher washi frames.
Go see those if you missed them! You’ll be glad you did!

Okay, this craft is about 10 minutes.
But…I don’t count the glue drying time.
Because, TECHNICALLY you could use a hair dryer. Ha!

Supplies needed:

White glue.
Post it pad.
Binder clip.
Greeting card.

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Step 1.

Cut your greeting card to the size of the post it.
I used a past Valentines Day card from my kids
and made sure to keep the little bear in.
So cute!

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Step 2.

Line up your Post it Pad and your card nice and straight.
Use the binder to hold it while you glue.
Be sure that you DON’T put the binder on the side for the glue.
Yes, I know this from experience Smile.

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Step 3.

Dip your “binding” edge in a pile of glue.
Be sure to cover it well.
Go up the sides a bit as well.

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Step 4.

Apply Washi Tape or fabric on the glue.
Wrap around to the sides.
I used Washi Tape and it was easy easy!!
Let dry. Or get out the hairdryer.
Or a kid to blow Smile.

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There you go.
Your own mini DIY Notebooks!
These would make great little gifts for kids and teens!
Hey…I would like one too!

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Linking this post with these happening places…

-At the Picket Fence-

Comments

  1. CUTE!! I love this idea!!

  2. That is adorable! And simple…and I know what I am putting in my little girlies stocking for Xmas!

  3. So cute! What a great way to reuse old greeting cards. 

    • miznelliebellie says:

      I’m terrible about throwing those things away…they are so cute! and some of those cost a small fortune! I needed a way to get one more use out of them.

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