Of course, today buying a notebook with any number of sheets in a store is not a problem, but what if the store is far away, but you need to make notes, and so as to exclude their loss and ensure that they are arranged in the right order. You can make a notebook yourself from ordinary sheets of paper that are used in printing for a printer.
Instructions
Step 1
Take 6 sheets of A4 writing white paper and fold them in half. Cut out the 210 x 298 mm cover from heavier paper and fold it in half as well. Insert all the sheets into each other, put the cover on top. With a sewing needle, make two pairs of through holes along the fold line, stepping back from the edges of the paper by 2-3 cm. In each pair, make the distance between the holes 1 cm. Take 2 paper clips from the stapler or a couple of pieces of thin wire, thread their ends from the side of the cover into the holes and pinch, opening the notebook in the middle. Then fold the notebook and cut the sheets to fit the cover.
Step 2
If you have a stapler, you can make a notebook. To do this, fold 10 sheets of writing paper in half and cut all sheets along the fold line. Cut two sheets of 210 x 149 mm from thick paper. Fold the paper into a pile with thicker sheets on top and bottom, and punch 5-6 times along the short side with a stapler.
Step 3
If you need a notebook of greater thickness, then you cannot do without a needle with a strong thread. Take 18 sheets of writing paper, fold each in half. Cut one sheet of the same size from heavy cover paper. Having retreated along the fold line from each edge by 3 cm, mark with a pencil two points at a distance of 1 cm from each other on all sheets. Pierce each point with a needle, including those printed on the cover. Thread the needle with a double thread and sew the notebook over the punctured points in two places. Tie the thread with a strong knot. Cut off any protruding sheets around the edge of the cover.
