FREE PRINTABLE! How to Make a Happy Planner Cover
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- How to make your own DIY Happy Planner cover + download the free printables to make this Fall fox cover for your planner.
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When your Laminate curls like that, you can run it through again and it will straighten out. I have 3 mil as well so what I do is cut down the first one and punch it, then do a second layer of laminate trim down and punch again. It makes it sturdier. The rose gold or gold disks would look beautiful with this! I love the paper! It’s beautiful! I would also use a thicker cardstock. Thank you for the tutorial!
Thank you for the tip!
This is old, but I wanted to suggest printing on double sided cardstock. Then you can cut exactly along the paper line and it would be even with your inside paper.
Although I am wondering if the regular flexing of the cover would make it more prone to peeling, which I always wonder about when cutting exactly like that.
The rose gold rings would be adorable with that paper!
Thank you for the video. Covers are very cute , lettering name in front would even be cuteerr.
Have you thought about printing on both sides of the paper to create your cover? Maybe make the template for the back cover a bit bigger just to ensure that when you cut it out there is no white showing on it. Speaking from experience with creating dashboards that I printed on both sides. Maybe it's just my printer, but even though I have the template centered on the page I create/print, but if I use the same template for front and back I find I still have a bit of white showing on the back side when I cut it out.
Thats a great idea!
Maybe you can try put some adhesive between the pages before laminating?
That is a great idea, I used to have one of those adhesive rollers but it ran out, I need to pick up another one.
I've tried using the HP punch for my own covers numerous times and they don't work well. They get stuck and or you break the punch. I have since moved to the arc punch.
Thats what I use, too, I hope they come out with a better punch some day, it would make life easier for sure.
I see you are about five steps away from me up the road.....Montevalllo here.....
Aww wiw
Wow thanks
What printer do you use ? The quality of the artwork is amazzingg!!!
It's just like a $100 HP, you just have to make sure you print on the "high quality" setting for your printer. It's slow but it turns out great, and I'm sure it uses a lot of ink too but I don't mind it every once in a while.
@@Planninginspired i have the instant ink so I don't mind it but thank you so much for that information.
Run it through one more time and it will take out the bend
Is this printable still available for a cover? It's so cute!!!
It might be but you have to sign up to her website to get it
@@SweetDee101 I got it thanks!! So cute!
I have looked at the website but can't find anywhere to sign up for the newsletter. Could someone send me a link where to do that, please?
I tried printing it; it doesn’t work!
What part didn't work for you?