If you want to make a mini album, how so you cut holes for the binding?
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I use the "We Are Memory Keepers" Crop-A-Dial tool. There are several to choose from, they make different size holes, they also set the grommet into the hole if you want to use one.
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I actually use photo corner tabs to attach photos. It works nicely without ruining the pages or the photo.
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The holes will line up but you will have three or four inches of the page sticking out from the binder. I brought a page to Staples and tried every binder they had with the same result.
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You can design in Illustrator, etc. and save as a .svg file. Then import the .svg to the included software for cutting. Super easy.
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They have 3 holes for a loose leaf binder. Don't think that works for post bound, but not sure.
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It wasn't from me, probably Amazon but I had the same problem and just used some 1/4" binder clips. http://www.paperclipsetc.com/
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Double sided sticky tape or glue them to a collage poster and hang the poster, later cut out or pull the pictures off
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I do it all the time. Most often, I'll have more related material to add. You just reverse the process of binding.One key is the go slowly.
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I think you have to design from scratch, because I have not seen anything in the clip art that might do. However, you can certainly enter, move and change the names however you wish. I would think you could make a template by reproducing a design or parts of a design that you can find in a pattern book for x-stitch, and then add the names. Not sure about manipulating image size.
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I cannot see a way to add pages. I am afraid that adding pages would make the portfolio far too heavy to stay inside the binding.
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The pages are like the old photo albums with pages in that you peel away the clear film, and your recipe then sticks to the "glue" There are clear sheet protectors with 3 holes that you can buy that will be good if you have a double sided recipe from a magazine We have 3 they are great
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I don't think so. This is just the hole punch. I did buy two boxes of the spines (in two different sizes) and they both came with the appropriate opening/closing tool for the spines in the box. I'm not sure exactly what "editing" you want to do with this, but this is just the hole punch for binding papers. It's not for actually publishing them.
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Each page is sewn to a heavy canvas type strip of material and then sewn into the binder. It looks to be pretty sturdy with plenty of room to put the discs.
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There is a cutout area in the stock for a magazine. You will have to remove the material with a dremel or drill, but the outline is there for you to follow, it is labeled "magazine" I think as well.
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There's fabric attached to pages and then sewn into the bind. It has two sections of several pages. We have one for CDs and one for our DVDs...they are working great.
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You can bind smaller pages. you would need to cut off the excess comb. A heavy pair of scissors should work fine.
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Personally, I would sew or glue loops on the edge and then string on some type of string or twine. I guess you could staple them also but I'd prefer what ever method would do the less damage.