How about a fancy note pad?

By | 27/04/2026

If you are ever looking for a quick easy craft to use as part of a handmade gift or to sell at a craft fair, today’s blog post is for you!

First up is a covered composition notebook. Click here for a link to the one at Dollar Tree, or if you are like me, stock up when school supplies come out!

After doing this a few times, let me suggest the best way to cover the notebook.

  • Best to not try to cut the paper to the exact size but go larger and cut away the excess.
  • Don’t worry about covering the spine
  • Add Tear and Tape around the edges of the notebook and in the midde
  • Start at the spine, pulling away the tape and adding the designer series paper
  • Once covered cut away excess with your favorite pair of scissors
  • Embellish as desired
  • With the ribbon, wrap around the entire flap (inside & outside), secure with Tear and Tape, then tie the bow.

The second note pad comes from Dollar Tree. It’s a 4″ x 6″ white pad made by Array. Click here for a link.

Specifics to cover the note pad:

  • 4″ x 10″ piece of designer series paper
  • Start by only adhering on the back
  • Fold over the spine, crease with your bone folder, but don’t adhere yet to the front
  • Add coordinating piece to the front cover that is 4″ wide and tall enough that when the back piece is brought over, they overlap
  • Adhere down all designer series paper
  • Add 3/4″ strip to cover the seam (suggest make it longer than needed and cut off excess)
  • Embellish as desired

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