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April 28, 2019 
Covered Notebook



Good morning.:
Last night covered a spiral notebook I found at Walmart.
I used the Cricut holographic vinyl to cover the entire plastic front cover of the notebook,
First I cut little slits in the middle of the holes so I could easily take on/off the cover. Next I cut a piece of holographic vinyl slightly larger than the notebook cover, it made it easier to recut the holes and add the slits. The next step was using a image I found on Cricut Design Space. The rest was just applying the vinyl to the front cover. 

Note: if you have a difficult time applying vinyl to a surface, you can use washi tape instead of transfer tape. I purchased wide washi tape to use for this project. 

If you have any questions, please feel free to send me a message. Also,  I posted pix on Cricut Design Space, if you are interested in using the image, you can look up my projects under: Becky Seiler. 

Thanks!

Comments

Unknown said…
Could you please tell me what font this was in cricut? I found your shared file in Cricut but I cannot change words. I'm trying to figure out what font.

thanks.

Lora
July 16, 2023 at 9:23 AM
Lo Michele said…
I would also love to know the name of the font you used for this!
Tell us plz, haha
April 23, 2024 at 2:31 AM
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