Materials I used: Crochet Stitches Made Easy Ebook: nickinhc--nickishomemadecrafts.thrivecart.com/crochet-stitches-made-easy/?ref=ytpdfebook We R Memory Keepers, Cinch Book Binding Machine Version 2: amzn.to/42h2oHs Cinch Wires: amzn.to/3OkxtnJ Needle Nose Wire Clippers: amzn.to/3SyvbUw Clear Binding Covers: amzn.to/3Sd1fw4
This is an interesting tutorial and method for collecting printed patterns. As an alternative for those who want a cheaper option that can also be reorganized over time as you get more patterns, I suggest getting a bunch of 3-ring binders and clear sheet protectors that will fit into them. You can usually find binders with a pocket in the front, side, and/or back to make it easier to tell which binder has what. It's definitely not as professional looking as this! But I liked being able to move patterns around or remove the ones I didn't like. I've mostly converted to digital now because printing is so expensive over time if you have a lot. But thought I'd share my experience. Sorry for the wall of text, but good luck to all the crafty people out there in all your endeavors! ✌ ❤ 🧶
Yes that works. But this tutorial is more for those who have a finished collection such as one of my ebooks ❤️ I got the question of turning my ebooks into a spiral book so many times, it was time for a video tutorial :-)
@@NickisHomemadeCrafts Oh absolutely! But the method I mentioned can be done for your ebooks as well. I've bought several of them and used the method I mentioned for them. I can put several in the same binder this way. Just wanted to give an alternative way to get the same result for your ebooks 👍
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