(Just seeking out traveler notebooks) This was so lovely! I wish I could travel somewhere, just to be able to make a book like this. I just love them. It's such a simple but effective way to record memories!
I am looking into getting a traveler's notebook as a travel journal/scrapbook (since I can't draw). Being new to all this I was wondering what you were using to keep the paper souvenir on the paper. I'm guessing some are like a glue stick but what is the tape looking things and how did you make sure they are super secure since they are flipped up often. Thank you!! This is the first video I've been able to find of someone showing off their MTN as a travel journal and not a daily planner.
These notebooks are actually perfect as travel journals since they’re so customizable! I think here, for the most part, I used double sided tape. It’s very secure. You can find lots of various adhesives options in the scrapbooking section. Glue sticks are convenient but they don’t hold as well as I’d like. The really thin double sided tape is great since you can put it in a pocket in the notebook. I also had with me a mini tape runner that I kept in the hotel room and those are very secure too. It’s like a tape gun but very small. If you’re at home and size is not an issue, my favorite glue is fabri tac. Also in scrapbooking section or glue section. It’s the best glue I’ve found to adhere pretty much any material, it dries instantly, and is extremely permanent. It’s liquid in a bottle, so not as good for travel.
Bobby Adams also wanted to add that if by “tape looking thing” you are talking about the washi tape, that’s also another option for holding thing together. I got travel patterned washi tape which was cute. You can find it in the scrapbooking section. Washi tape isn’t very strong thought, so you might need to reinforce it with glue or double sided tape. Make sure you’re getting the “permanent” glue and tape options rather than “repositionable” since the permanent ones are stronger.
Ela Ilene Tell thank you very much for the super fast reply. Washi tape is what I was thinking it was but I couldn’t remember what it was called. I will definitely have to look into everything you mentioned!
It's really interesting. Please tell me what you will do after completing this TN. Will you be keeping this in a library . Why because it's so informative and interesting. If anyone wants to read in person , whether it is possible.
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I love everything about your trip and journaling! This inspired me. Thank you!
myfavorite things thank u so much! Love MFT!!
(Just seeking out traveler notebooks)
This was so lovely! I wish I could travel somewhere, just to be able to make a book like this. I just love them. It's such a simple but effective way to record memories!
Thank you! You could definitely do it just for everyday life and happenings too, not just for travel. Have fun with it!
I'd need a less dull life. Much less dull. LOL! Anyway, thanks. Take care.
You are already done!!! I am SUPER impressed! What an adventure- love, love, love!!!!
Thanks Ali! It was an amazing trip, and keeping the Midori definitely made it more fun.
Love you TN! I making one as well and can not wait to play !
BeautyAndBrainsGirls thank u! Have fun with it, I'm so glad I made one!
I am looking into getting a traveler's notebook as a travel journal/scrapbook (since I can't draw). Being new to all this I was wondering what you were using to keep the paper souvenir on the paper. I'm guessing some are like a glue stick but what is the tape looking things and how did you make sure they are super secure since they are flipped up often. Thank you!! This is the first video I've been able to find of someone showing off their MTN as a travel journal and not a daily planner.
These notebooks are actually perfect as travel journals since they’re so customizable! I think here, for the most part, I used double sided tape. It’s very secure. You can find lots of various adhesives options in the scrapbooking section. Glue sticks are convenient but they don’t hold as well as I’d like. The really thin double sided tape is great since you can put it in a pocket in the notebook. I also had with me a mini tape runner that I kept in the hotel room and those are very secure too. It’s like a tape gun but very small. If you’re at home and size is not an issue, my favorite glue is fabri tac. Also in scrapbooking section or glue section. It’s the best glue I’ve found to adhere pretty much any material, it dries instantly, and is extremely permanent. It’s liquid in a bottle, so not as good for travel.
Bobby Adams also wanted to add that if by “tape looking thing” you are talking about the washi tape, that’s also another option for holding thing together. I got travel patterned washi tape which was cute. You can find it in the scrapbooking section. Washi tape isn’t very strong thought, so you might need to reinforce it with glue or double sided tape. Make sure you’re getting the “permanent” glue and tape options rather than “repositionable” since the permanent ones are stronger.
Ela Ilene Tell thank you very much for the super fast reply. Washi tape is what I was thinking it was but I couldn’t remember what it was called. I will definitely have to look into everything you mentioned!
Bobby Adams no problem! Thanks for watching, and have fun with your TN!
It's really interesting. Please tell me what you will do after completing this TN. Will you be keeping this in a library . Why because it's so informative and interesting. If anyone wants to read in person , whether it is possible.
Alamelu E thank you, I appreciate that! I just have it at home on a shelf for memories :)
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Bolshoe spasibo! :)