Spiral notepad covers
 

Don't know that this classifies as a technique, but I'm wondering, when you make the little spiral notepad covers, and you punch out the tiny holes, how do you get your new cover through/in/on the wire spiral? Do you rethread the wire? How difficult is this?

I'm certain this is easier than I am making it...TIA for your help.
Rhonda

first wrap a rubber band around the paper & the back of the pad. this helps keep everything aligned. I did have to use my wire twisters to get the wire straighten out at first to get it going but then it wasn't hard at all. may require a little patience though. :

so let me make sure I understand... :)
 

So, you are just reusing the already twisted wire. You rubber band everything, take off the wire, add the new cover to the stack you have already rubber-banded (is that a word!?), and then you rethread the wire, having straightened the beginning out a bit to get it going?

Sound right? I'm gonna give it a try today, maybe along with some crayon resist! Thanks!
Rhonda Nesin

spiral notebook covers
 

My sister a stampin up demonstrator turned me on to to this site, and I must say it's a wonderful place to get ideas.
I just tryed this with a 5''x7'' notebook with a large spiral wire and it was very easy!!!!!! What a neat look. :D :D :D :D :D :D

Notebook cover
 

I just tried this on a used notebook and it was very easy! I did have a slight problem with the stack of paper shifting a bit, but found that the handles of the Stampin' Pastels fit perfectly in the holes the wire goes through. I just used two applicators to hold everything aligned while rethreading the wire. That simple!

Please post a photo of this...I think I'm following you here but I may be WAY off! (doesn't take much! :lol: )

TIA!

To see the notepad, go here:
http://splitcoaststampers.com/galler...cat=500&page=1

I have it posted in the Friendships Grow category if this link doesn't work for you.