I am so glad youtube is showing some really good video's, but most all are over 5 years old. But y'all are very creative, just hate that we can't find the paper. This is gorgeous.
I just love these Linda, especially the papers used. Great colors. Not sure if I'm able to find that thick of lined pad used, but I'll sure try to find at least one & make it for myself.....TYFS
Lovely cover. I would suggest putting a layer or two of Sello/Scotch tape on the back of the pen loop (especially near the corners where the loop springs from) before closing that section with the double-sided tape to reinforce the pen loop. That Blushing Bride glimmer paper is so gorgeous.
Perfection! These notebooks are beautiful Linda. I will definitely be ordering the DSP. Thanks for sharing yet another super project and tutorial. Happy New Year x x
Lovely project, the new botanical bundle is going on my first order as a demonstrator, yes I took the leap! Got my starter pack, but now have to wait till pay day at the end of Jan! :)
Great tutorial! I made my own version mainly to hide a few mistakes along the way but Improvising I managed to correct. I also added an envelope to the inside cover too for any business cards, receipts etc. Took a bit longer than I thought but next one might be quicker 😀
Love your books. That paper is on my list. Is there a way to make one that can be refilled. It's really to beautiful to discard after the pad is used up.
love it, the new items in the spring catalogue look yummy! thanks for sharing and mentioning where you purchased your double sided tape from, but you've now saved me a question. keep up the good work and I look forward to the next project
Absolutely gorgeous Linda I am defiantly going to make some of these. what was the name of your DSP again I missed it earlier.Just love watching your videos I'm adicted. Thank you x
Hi Linda - I am a little late in viewing this video - just recently began papercrafting. I have a question tho - you gave the measurements for the front cover as 7 3/4" x 8 1/4", bu then the DSP for the front cover as 5 1/2" x 8 7/8". The 8 7/8" dimension is too large for the front cover - did I miss something? Thanks for your time and reply.
Hi again... What a fun and super gorgeous notepad cover. I am in Canada and I don't know what size notebook to purchase. Do you have any idea what size is A5 in a regular notebook. Thank you so much for sharing. Have a fun evening. Surie
Would be helpful if you told us the size and thickness of the tablet that fits this when you give us the other measurements. Your tablet is thicker than what I can find so the cover didn’t fit and is useless. Cute pattern, but cannot use. The thickness I could find is half the thickness and it looks wonky. Just a courtesy tip.
It seems that you have to have such a lot of expensive paper craft tools for this hobby. You could spend a lot of money to get into it. 🤔🤔 However, I liked your project. Thanks for the vid.
I am so glad youtube is showing some really good video's, but most all are over 5 years old. But y'all are very creative, just hate that we can't find the paper. This is gorgeous.
I just love these Linda, especially the papers used. Great colors. Not sure if I'm able to find that thick of lined pad used, but I'll sure try to find at least one & make it for myself.....TYFS
These are beautiful Linda! They are very nice gifts indeed ! Thanks for sharing the tutorial!
What a fantastic idea to transform a pad of paper and it looks beautiful.
They are gorgeous Linda I am going to make some for Christmas pressies this year TFS crafty hugs Katie 💐
Lovely cover. I would suggest putting a layer or two of Sello/Scotch tape on the back of the pen loop (especially near the corners where the loop springs from) before closing that section with the double-sided tape to reinforce the pen loop. That Blushing Bride glimmer paper is so gorgeous.
Lovely lovely lovely. I just enjoy all your tutorials Linda. Thank you for sharing.
Absolutely beautiful!You're so creative and talented.
Beautiful project and gorgeous papers.
Perfection! These notebooks are beautiful Linda. I will definitely be ordering the DSP. Thanks for sharing yet another super project and tutorial. Happy New Year x x
+Janice Peel Thank you Janice - Its my current favourite DSP.... and a Happy New Year to you too x
Oh Linda I can't believe I have only just found this!!!! Ive seen and made the smaller A6 folders. But thought they were too small
Another very useful pretty project Linda. Thank you.
Lovely project, the new botanical bundle is going on my first order as a demonstrator, yes I took the leap! Got my starter pack, but now have to wait till pay day at the end of Jan! :)
+Ian TP Welcome to the world of Stampin ' Up! Ian :)
lovely! What is a A5 pad in inches? I dont understand the A5 size?
Great tutorial!
I made my own version mainly to hide a few mistakes along the way but Improvising I managed to correct.
I also added an envelope to the inside cover too for any business cards, receipts etc.
Took a bit longer than I thought but next one might be quicker 😀
I live the way you altered it beautiful thanks for sharing
Beautifully done! Thanks for sharing!
Love your books. That paper is on my list. Is there a way to make one that can be refilled. It's really to beautiful to discard after the pad is used up.
+Sue Foss I haven't made it re-fillable. I guess it will end up pretty tatty after a lot of use. :( But I will try and keep; mine tidy x
Hello, I love it and beautiful DPS. Could you please send me the measurements of the front cover. Thanks.
This is very pretty!
How can I order your catalog please l do love watching the videos and learning new crafts ideas
Indeed, Absolutely gorgeous!
This is so brilliant - can't wait to try it - thank you x
Gorgeous
love it, the new items in the spring catalogue look yummy! thanks for sharing and mentioning where you purchased your double sided tape from, but you've now saved me a question. keep up the good work and I look forward to the next project
Absolutely gorgeous Linda I am defiantly going to make some of these. what was the name of your DSP again I missed it earlier.Just love watching your videos I'm adicted. Thank you x
PRETTY
Beautiful
Love them.
TFS
Christina x
+Christina Galloway Thank you Christine. Pleased you like them x
Hi Linda - I am a little late in viewing this video - just recently began papercrafting. I have a question tho - you gave the measurements for the front cover as 7 3/4" x 8 1/4", bu then the DSP for the front cover as 5 1/2" x 8 7/8". The 8 7/8" dimension is too large for the front cover - did I miss something? Thanks for your time and reply.
Hello. I want to know what's the size of the notepad?
Yes go for it ❤
HI Linda I'm still waiting for your reply re the size of the A5 ruler pad. Thank you
Hi again...
What a fun and super gorgeous notepad cover.
I am in Canada and I don't know what size notebook to purchase.
Do you have any idea what size is A5 in a regular notebook.
Thank you so much for sharing.
Have a fun evening.
Surie
This is very pretty.
+Debbie Vignola Thank you Debbie
Hi is the actual size of A5 pad. You didn't mention it.Thank you
Esta precioso
Love everything thank you for sharing
Would be helpful if you told us the size and thickness of the tablet that fits this when you give us the other measurements. Your tablet is thicker than what I can find so the cover didn’t fit and is useless. Cute pattern, but cannot use. The thickness I could find is half the thickness and it looks wonky. Just a courtesy tip.
Wonderful Idea wow
hola linda me pasarias la medidas en cm soy de argentina
Hi Linda! I followed your tutorial and it turned out wonderful! I'd love to send you a picture if you'd like! Thanks again!
+Tiffany Howe Oh yes please Tiffany - send to Linda@papercraftwithcrafty.co.uk. Looking forward to seeing it. x
les motifs de fleurs à l'intérieur (oranges) sont à l'envers, sinon, j'aime!
Excuse me for saying but you have mounted your DSP upside-down, otherwise it is beautiful. My name is Fran not Fergus as it is saying.
TWO
It seems that you have to have such a lot of expensive paper craft tools for this hobby. You could spend a lot of money to get into it. 🤔🤔 However, I liked your project. Thanks for the vid.