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..and you end up with single pages all over the place, you can get it spiral bound. I use the "It's OK ..." book A LOT and it came apart at the seams so I took it to Kinco's and for $7 (icluding a clear cover) I had a usable book again. Another benefit of the spiral binding is that I can fold the book in half which is a space saver.
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WOW!!! I always thought that they would charge way more than that!!! I assume they charge per page? Thanks for posting this :D:D:D
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That is a good deal ! Wonder if they all charge the same , I have several I want to get done, but thought it was WAY more expensive. Thanks for the heads up :thumbup:
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I several of my DH's and DS's music books done several years ago and I think I paid around $5.00 at that time and it does make the books so much more user friendly
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Good to know!
By the way, that is a GREAT book! In fact, I like the "first" one better, than the "revised" one. |
Thanks for sharing
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I think the charge is for the size of the spiral. Plus, I opted to have a clear plastic cover added. Bear, I feel that way about the Quilts!Quilts!Quilts! book - glad I have the original one. Never saw the original of the It's OK but this one came in REAL handy during the Boomeran Swap.
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I agree - the Quilts! Quilts! Quilts! (first version) is great. I think if I could have only one book, that would be it.
The reason I like the first version better is that they used fewer fabrics in the quilts - and for a beginner, I think that is a good/better thing. |
Another thing you can do is have the spine of the book cut off (which removes all of the glue holding the pages together) and have it "drilled" for 3 holes, then put it in a 3-ring binder.
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I have that same book, it is OLD. It shows cutting with scissors, not rotary cutter.
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