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Making and Protecting Holes
If you use three-ring binders for your notebooking, you need a way to hole punch your papers. I love my three hole punch tool. With one push of the bar, our pages are perfectly punched every time. After our recent return back to America, we had no school or office supplies other than some pens […]
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Glues Versus Adhesives
Did you know that glues and adhesives are not the same thing? Glues are natural and adhesives are synthetic. Examples of Glues tree sap beeswax tar glue made from hooves or animal hides Examples of Adhesives Elmer’s glue rubber cement super glue tape So for notebooking, we definitely use adhesives. My favorite is rubber cement because it is […]
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Fifty Things to Put in a Notebook
Notebooking is so much more than lined pages with a graphic. Here are fifty things — besides lined notebooking pages — that you can put into a notebook. Add some variety to your homeschool notebooks with these options. postcards maps coins & currency postage stamps paperdolls word puzzles jigsaw puzzles flashcards boardgames exploding minibook photographs […]
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Q & A: Do I Need Notebooking Pages at All?
Q: Do I need printable notebooking pages at all? A: No, all you need is paper! Above is a good example. In our Metropolitan Museum of Art Page a Day Calendar there was a Da Vinci sketch Sprite wanted to include in her Da Vinci notebooking pages. She simply affixed it to a plan sheet […]
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