Do you have a favorite book that you use often but it's a little akward to keep open? You've got to find two things to prop it open but then you notice the spine is breaking?Pay FedExOffice (fka Kinkos) or someone else to spiral bind it for you. I admit it is a bit rediculous to pay $1.50 just to cut off the binding plus the rest of the fee but it is soooooooooo worth it in my book.
What I wish I had also done was add in a page of my own that shows what shape has what name. I can't remember a wheelie from a jazzy for the life of me...
What a great idea!
ReplyDeleteIt really is a smart idea ... quilting books (especially patterns and instructions) are practically useless if they've got a regular spine! Cookbooks, too, if you want to know my opinion! Two more days, two more days, two more days!!! ;)
ReplyDeleteI use to do this to all of my kids' big piano books--and I have done it to a couple of my thicker quilt books--especially the ones with FMQ patterns that I like to keep by my machine while I quilt. Thanks for mentioning it-- I should do it to more of them!
ReplyDeleteI have finally decided on a layout for my hexies. Perhaps I will link up one of these days. Great idea for the book.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic idea!! I need to do that to several of the books I use a lot!
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