It's National Crafting Month! Not that I need a reason to craft:) Crafted a few more mini books using The Cinch Binder.
Circular (3.5") and Clam Seashell Books (3.5" x 4" and 2.5" x 3") used my Cricut to cut out the shapes onto a variety of solid colored cardstock papers.
The 4" Chunky Notebooks I used Echo Park Papers; 6"x6" Pad called Plan On It and a 12" x12"Carta Bella Pad called Farmhouse Summer. Included in each are lined index cards cut to size, variety of solid color papers and added Pockets, Tags and stickers.
Fun & simple little 3 inch square crafty mini album with a 70's vibe. Used one 12" x 12" scrapbook paper from an Echo Park Pad (I'd Rather Be Crafting) scored vertically at 3", 6" & 9". Then turn your paper once and cut 3 inch strips. Then fold your strips on the score lines. I followed this tutorial here.
I've made similar 3 inch square 'one page wonder' mini albums in the past (can see them here) by folding a whole sheet of 12" x 12". This is the same concept, but I believe cutting the 3" strips removes some of the bulk you get when you fold the whole sheet.
Made tags from colored cardstock, adhered stickers, added pockets & more tags from the pad.
For the pretty olive green closure I used chiffon curly ribbon from my stash.
I used The Mini Cinch this time to bind these two cute little notebooks.
I 'smashed' a couple of my Echo Park Scrapbook Pads; 'Day In The Life & Telling Our Story'. Added additional pages using colored cardstock and index cards cut to size.
The horizontal mini with the 'typewriter' images measures 3" x 2.5" and The Vertical Flip Up with the Boho Rainbows measures 3" x 4".
I believe a majority of the notebooks I make can be considered "jotter" notebooks...many are colorful, compact and portable!
This cute Retro Recipe Book measures 4.5" x 5.5" with 1" spine. Has 4 tabbed dividers with pockets, Journal Cards, 20 lined index cards and a few recipes.
The papers are from a Collection called "Roll With It" from Echo Park.
Making this hidden cinch binding was easier than I thought and am sure to be making more!
Learned to make this binding by following the tutorial here.