Binder covers diy

A simple and affordable back to school idea. These DIY Binder Covers are a fun way to customize any binder! #diy #diycrafts #crafts #craftideas #school #schoolorganization #organizing #organization #theinspirationboard

Did you ever try organizing your files in those 3 ring binders that you see in office/school supplies section, buying one for each individu...

Custom Binder: The concept came to me as I was picking up supplies for the forthcoming semester. For a textile class I am taking, we are required to keep a portfolio of our swatches and color pallets in a 3 inch 3 ring binder. I didn't think about the aesthetic ap…

I have started a project life/smash book and I love it. For us as scrapbookers is very interesting and liberating just to be able to journal and create pages about ourselves and our daily lives. There is quite an assortment of products available for this new craze, but I had to make mine on a budget and I do own a lot of supplies that can be easily transformed into this new trend. My first step was to get a binder and whew! those are expensive, so using my creativity I made my own. I got a…

No matter how technologically advanced we become, I still love a good hard copy, nicely organized in a pretty binder. But my issue was my binders weren't pretty. In fact, they were well worn and simply the standard stark white. So to give my binders and office space a bit of a makeover, I decided to wrap my binders in fabric: This DIY is very similar to the tutorial for our Fabric Covered Shoe Boxes. Not only is it easy and affordable, but it allows you to customize the colors and textures…

The Uncluttered Lifestyle has a gorgeous tutorial on how to cover those institutional looking plastic binders with fun and elegant fabric! Do your own take and shoot us pictures! Supplies: - Fabric (For 4 binders use approx 2 yards) - Binder - Spray Adhesive - Book plates Cut the fabric to size, leaving a 1/2" to 1" to fold over all the way around. Cut each corner so there is not a bulge when you fold over on the top and bottom of the binder. Adhere the fabric to the front first flap. Then…

Since I'm not able to do my three hour workouts this month, I've decided to tackle some of the 2016 Personal Challenges. This one was pretty awesome. I decided that I needed some pretty binders for several things: kitchen appliance instruction manuals (I have a few), to-go/restaurant menus, household management folders, etc. I put this project off for a while because I thought for sure that I needed to match the decor of our new house...which will be accomplished this year (fingers crossed)…

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My ring binders after a bit of transformation with pretty fabric and some glue... They turned out really darn pretty, don't you think? Wanna do the same with your ugly ring binders or folders? Okay, this is a descriptive tutorial post for you then! Find a nice sturdy cotton fabric, take out those ugly ring

Do you ever get so absorbed with other things in your life that you can't figure out how to tap back into your creative juices? That's what happened to me over the past month. I