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Logbooks
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Pamphlet-style little logbook. Actual size. Cover is stitched to inside paper. |
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Front cover and back cover. Open to show stitching on spine. 3 holes punched with a needle and stitched along spine. |
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Opened to reveal inside spine and stitching. |
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This pamphlet-style logbook cover was made by cutting out a piece of a kleenex box. |
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Simple cardstock logbook. Cardstock is cut to size. A hole is punched into each page with a 1/8" hole-punch. Then the pages are bound together with a small nylon cable tie. Nylon cable logbook instructions. |
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One hole-punch and side notches. String is threaded thru the hole punch to secure the pages. String is also tied around the notches to secure and to create a spine. Beads were added for decoration. |
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Logbook bound japanese style. |
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Staple bound spine (like a magazine). Only problem with staples -- they may rust and stain the papers. Also since most staplers aren't long enough, you need to buy a long-reach stapler. The cover was a scrap of wrapping paper that once covered a box of Laura Secord chocolates. Magazine-style logbook instructions. |
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Camo-duct tape covered logbook. Leather string to tie the cover and interior pages together. |
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Screw-post logbook - cut cardstock to size, used a hole-punch to punch holes in each sheet, bound them together with a screw-post. |
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Other logbook making tutorials:
- AQ bookmaking 101 - codex binding where many sheets of paper are sewed together and a cover is wrapped around the book.
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