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| Office scrap paper | 
This is what I had at work the other day.  These sheets of paper contain data that I turn into reports.  Once I am done with them, they go into the recycle bin.  I get this much about every four weeks.  During a couple of slow days during the holidays, I chopped a bunch of them into quarters to use as scrap paper at my desk.....but then I thought I would take it a couple steps farther with my 
Bind-it-All!   
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| Trimmed into quarters | 
 First I raided my stash of random 
Zutter Owire.  I have loads of bits and pieces and different colors that I save for projects such as this!  I also pulled out scrap cardboard that sits in a pile alongside my craft table.  Since the scrap pieces of paper measure 5.5" X 4.25", I used my 
Zutter Kutter to trim the cardboard to 6" X 4.75".  Along with the bits and pieces of patterned paper and letter stickers I save, plus a bucket of random embellishments, I made a bunch of scrap paper note pads for my office mates. 
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| Scrap cardboard and Owire! | 
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| Zutter Kutter does the cardboard trimming! | 
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| Scrap paper, stickers and embellishment made up the rest! | 
Admittedly, these are NOT fancy - they are not meant to be.  They are made with the backsides of old emails and reports with random office information.  The cardboard may be tattered or bent a bit, and the stickers or paper  mis-matched.  I know my office mates with still love 'em and use 'em!  Just remember that with your 
Bind-it-All you don't have to start with fancy supplies.  Look around at what you have and make something special with it.  Recycling and Reusing is highly recommended!
Happy New Year!
 
 
5 comments:
I LOVE this idea! I have all those bits, and now have great inspiration on what to do with them. Thank you!!
adorei a ideia....logo ,logo...estarei fazendo um bloquinho desse para mim....
Great idea! My kids would love these random notebooks.
They are perfect!! Thanks for shariing!
Are you kidding - these are great! Love the recycling and they are so cheery looking which would bring a smile to anyone receiving one! Great job.
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