Converting a Coilbound Planner to Discbound | Happy Planner Classic | Planner Hack
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- Опубликовано: 26 июл 2024
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I have that same planner and love it. Also you could have just cut slits in the cover and pages. I saw another RUclipsr do this with the Coil Student Planner from Walmart. If I remember she cut every other coil hole and it fit the tradition 9 disc. It came out nice
Yes, I did that as part of experimenting with it. But I think I cut all of them and then it wasn't super stable. It would make more sense to uncoil it then cut every other one! I couldn't add additional pages from other planners (like filler paper) that way so I left it out of the video.
Thank you so much for this video. You are a real life saver. I have been putting off decorating my planner, because I had no idea how to remove the coil and convert to disks. 😊
Yay! You can do it!!
Thank you for this upload! I just picked up one of the 18 month spirals on clearance so I appreciate the inspiration :). I bought it mostly for the horizontal guts, so that I can add a journaling component to my happy planner.
Yay, it was fairly easy to convert. Hope you enjoy your new journal!
Thanks for this! I tried just cutting slits but then it doesn't match up with any other pre punched happy planner stuff. I like the way you did this. I spent so much time trying to figure out how to get my spiral bound on discs. Thanks for the video!
You're so welcome! I did try to cut slits for discs, just like you described, but since the paper didn't line up with other HP products I left it out of the video. Another workaround is trimming a bit off the top and bottom and just punching on the slits you've already made. The papers will be a little wonky top-to-bottom (it will be uneven) but it might be a good option if you've already cut all of your pages.
@@AimtoPlan Thanks for the idea of the work around! I thought of that but didn't do it. I ended up using the washi tape method of taping and then punching fresh holes which is sooo tedious and adds bulk. I only did some pages though, definitely going to try your way for the rest. 😊
@@meowmixxrr09 have fun! It's a labor of love for sure
Also - you can get a book binding glue to 'reattach' the book board to itself. Look up sealemon book binding for ideas on that. She may also have a suggestion on how to fill the coil holes.
Okay, awesome!!!!! I will definitely look her up
I just did a quick search and found mostly stitch binding. I'll keep looking but let me know if you have a specific video that would work. I do think glue would work to keep it from fraying, so thanks for that suggestion!
I'll see what I can find!
Make sure to empty the power punch of all the mushrooms. It will help.
Yep, I dumped out all of the punched mushrooms mid-video. They were all over my table 😆
That's how it is everytime! I saw that after I commented. Lol