dude pad

I've finally developed a neatly-finished notebook that has the ability to allow the user to remove the old pad and replace with a new one.  

October Afternoon 9 to 5 papers, designer brads and flower-sack die-cuts, May Arts chevron twill, compass, Papertrey notepads and Take Note set used.

Handy pocket on the interior.

Side shot of the removable notepad.  The notebook base is reinforced with a piece of hidden chipboard.

A frontal shot of the finishing job.  The spine is decoratively reinforced with tissue tape.  Thanks for looking!

Comments

[Elaine Allen]

This is so cute Cindy! I love the paper and all the lovely embellishments you chose. You have such a great eye for design. I like the idea of being able to reuse the notebook. Your notepads are too adorable not to use again.

Elaine

[Val]

LOVE! Had those papers in my hand the other day.....went with the more generic plaid and stripes from that line...what was I thinking! Love that chevron ribbon, that I do have here! :)

[KathyN]

LOVE your notebook! And so clever with being able to replace the notepad.

[Peggie Sue Jackson]

This is Ah-Dorable!! Inquiring minds wanna know, are you cutting a larger pad or finding the "skinny" pads on the market?

Thanks for the cute project!

[Cindy Lyles]

Thank you Peggie Sue!  The notebooks are from Papertrey Ink.