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Playing Card Notebook
Keep your poker face by hiding your secrets away in a playing card notebook.
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Starting with the card, this will be our back sheet, mark where you want the hole studs to go.
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Punch in the hole studs.
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Do the same for the playing card.
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Punch holes in to the sheets of paper in the correct places.
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You will now have your three piles. Open up the jump rings using needle nose pliers.
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Slip the jump rings through the piles and then close them up.
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Posted By:Cat Morley »
December 20, 2005 21:35
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Cat Morley
22 Dec 00:12
I just used normal paper and cut it down to size. The back is just this bit of card that I got with something in the post but you can really use anything.
Jeanne
22 Dec 00:55
this project is so cute! What kind of paper did you use and how did you cut it to fit with the card? By hand? or did it come that way? What is the back card?
gracia
13 Feb 14:07
Hi there, Love your playing card book! You might wanna check out louise and my line of hammer & daisy handmade journals too: http://www.gracialouise.com/hammer&daisy.html See you, G
:D
25 Mar 00:41
Great. I should try that!
LaKore
21 Oct 23:57
Oh wow awesome I really want to do this I wish I would not have thrown away all my old playing cards :-(
Tiffany S.
23 Oct 18:15
You have the greatest ideas. :D
I'm so trying this!
katie
08 Nov 10:44
Shivi and I tried this lol, she stuffed it up, lol, but we got it in the end, looks really cool
Cat Morley
08 Nov 12:26
You guys have been making loads of things!
katie
11 Nov 07:35
yea we had a sleepover just to make some of the stuff on this website
Cat Morley
11 Nov 17:12
Aww, that's awesome - I want to go and have a crafty sleepover now.
Shivi
29 Nov 10:49
I was trying 2 put the eyelet through all of the paper instead of just the card- no wonder i couldn't fit much paper in!
Myam
11 Jan 04:56
i will make one. it's my boyfriend's birthday on the 15th and he's kinda obsessed with playing cards. his doodles almost always contain playing cards. :D thanks for the inspiration.
Hannah
16 Feb 18:07
This is awesome! You are so creative!