Make an Easy Laminated Notepad

Welcome to Maria’s Craftroom! Today we’re making an Easy Laminated Notepad. I’m always looking to make something to make my life easier. I was needing scratch paper a lot recently and thought to myself….. Wouldn’t it be nice to have a dry erase notepad? I could buy one, but there are so many things in my craft room that could be reused or repurposed. I can make one! So that’s what I did.

Instructions:

I found an old small clipboard. Sized my paper to fit within it’s parameters. In this case my clipboard was 9 in x 6 in, so I sized my paper to 7.5 in x 5 in. This would give me enough space around the paper to allow for a lamination and still all fit within the space of the clipboard. Then decorate the page with some special stamps. I chose a Dreams Come True stamp set because I love all things that have to do with the famous Mouse using Melon Mambo and Memento Tuxedo Black ink. Once it’s decorated to your liking, slide the paper into the laminator pouch, cut it roughly to size, and send it through your laminator. I use an office grade one that I’ve had for years. Cut the lamination down to size to make sure it fits within the clipboard and round the edges. Done! Easy laminated custom notepad! I love it.

Video Instructions:

🛍 Products Used in this video:

• Echo Park
  • Dreams Come True Stamps
• StampinUp
  • Melon Mambo Ink
• Joann Fabric
  • Stazon Jet Black Ink
• Crafter’s Companion
  • Large Guillotine Paper Trimmer
• WalMart
  • Scotch Laminator
• Hobby Lobby
  • Small Corner Rounder

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Disclosure: 

Crafting: All products were personally purchased. My videos express my experience and my personal opinion of the products I use. I do not work for nor represent any of these companies. I do not do sponsored videos.

Digital: I am a brand ambassador for Jenny Gollan Designs.  However, I only show products I like and use myself. I either buy them, or get them at a discount unless otherwise identified as freebies.