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When you get to the end of a legal pad/note pad, don't throw away the cardboard backing! You can use it as something to write on when you are editing a document or using looseleaf to write something down: it provides a nice, strong, page-sized platform to do just this!
I literally have some pad backs from the 90s that I still use and are in perfect shape...
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alorenk says:
they are also good for crafts....cover with felt for felt board, use as part of framing a drawing or photo, make old fashioned "paper" dolls out of them to "dress" in scrap papers and fabric, and so on.
posted 12/30/08 at 07:26 PM
paintingplanes says:
thanks! sure, i'll get some from my shop and upload them soon
posted 10/17/08 at 04:17 PM
thecitizen says:
@paintingplanes: that's frickin awesome! can you upload some pictures?
posted 10/15/08 at 10:54 AM
paintingplanes says:
i actually take the spirals from spiral notebooks and reuse it to make jewelry :)
posted 10/14/08 at 09:32 PM