TUTORIAL: BINDING YOUR OWN NOTEBOOKS

Notebooking Tutorials Menu

#1 WHAT IS NOTEBOOKING? #2 HOW WE BEGAN NOTEBOOKING #3 TYPES OF NOTEBOOKING PAGES #4 FIRST NOTEBOOKING EXPERIENCE #5 SUPPLY LIST #6 BIND YOUR OWN NOTEBOOKS #7 LANGUAGE ARTS NOTEBOOK Copywork Narrations NOTEBOOKING PHOTO GALLERY NOTEBOOKING VIDEO TUTORIALS

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This hand-operated tool will zip holes all along the edge of your paper. Then you simply insert the flexible spine and zip it closed with the little plastic zipping tool. So easy to use! They easily zip open and close making them perfect for growing notebooks. You can create your own sketchbook, journal, or other type of notebook. You can also snip the spines to make smaller size notebooks like my kids’ quiet time journals pictured below.

I purchased our ProClick tool a few years ago from Amazon.com.
Click here for direct link. (In addition to the ProClick tool, be sure to purchase the open/close spines.)

Until recently, ProClick only made spines that would fit up to about 85 pages, but they now have spines that are 5/8″ and will fit just over 100 pages. We absolutely love this tool!

These are our assignment/daily record books created with the ProClick:

At our sister site MomsToolBelt.com, we have a huge collection of homeschooling and assignment book printables.