My husband is awesome! Every time I go to him with a "Can you do this?" request, he does it! He made me a stamp positioner, a storage box for my embossing folders, and LONG counters and shelving in the beautiful big craft room he built for me in the basement. I'm lucky to have such a handy guy around, in so many ways.
Yesterday, I took one of my giant FSJ catalogs to him and asked for help. The catalog is so thick that it doesn't lay flat when I'm using it, and I couldn't figure out a way to tab the spiral-bound one I received at Convention. So he took it out to his shop, put it on the band saw, and sawed off the bound/glued edge. Then I came in and did the rest. I love it!
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He cut about ⅛" off the spine. |
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Ready to go, with an old binder that was floating around. |
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Punched holes and added transparent tabbed dividers from Dollar Tree. |
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SO easy to use now, and my only cost was $3 for the dividers!! |
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