I'm afraid not...We moved back to Germany in late 2017. But I'll be back on KZbin end of this month :)

I printed the printable for the covers on sticker paper and just stuck it on after removing the backing. The inside pages were printed on regular paper and put in with a gluestick by folding and wrapping the edges of the printable around the page and gluing another printable page on top of the folded edges.

Hi Niki This is an answer to all of your questions. I hope I get all of them right :) I suppose you live somewhere in Northern America. As I said in the video, I live in Switzerland at the moment, so I can't tell you, what kind of products are sold at Walmart. Neither do I know the prices over there, or where you could get the same product for less money. I bought the binder because I thought I liked it (and in fact I do). I am not in any way connected to Webster's Pages apart from buying their products at my own cost and finding out if they work for me, and so far that composition planner does. I only give my own opinion on the products, and I do like the composition planner. I didn't contact scrapbook.com, so I don't know what they say about the binder. The notebooks themselves have different - and better - paper quality than the regular Mead Composition books do (I only know that brand, not sure if there are other brands). But again, I don't know the price difference. So in the end, you'll have to find out yourself, if for you it is worth the money or not. It also depends on what you want to do in the notebook (just note taking, or drawing, watercolor painting, mixed media). If you just want to jot down notes, the Mead brand will work fine. But most of the other creative stuff requires better paper quality. I hope I could help, don't hesitate if you still have questions! Love, Little Swiss Lady

Niki Reynolds I'm not sure exactly what your asking about. But I just bought the cover by Webster Pages at Hobby Lobby on clearance for $8. It will hold the Wal-Mart comp. books. It is just a fancy cover.

I'm sure it's like the one at wal-mart. I just purchased some on sale for .50cent. ONLY, difference is you'll have to create your layout.

Thank you so much for this kind comment. It always makes my day to hear that someone out there likes what I do ;) Have a lovely weekend!

Hi Sabrina! I suppose you could do that. But be aware, that the cover of the third notebook might get bent, as it will wrap around the spines of the other two books. I've only put a third notebook in for transport (without sliding it in the pockets), so nothing thats just lying in the notebook gets lost, because it is "squeezed" safely inside. Have a beautiful weekend!

I'm always happy to help. What is your novel about? I wish you good luck and success with it!

Little Swiss Lady 😀 thank you .... its about 2 girls that meet in the strip club, one is a dancer and one is a bartener, in the novel it talks about thier life in and out the strip club, the different type of men they meet, what they do with these men, and how they made it out, to become college graduate, mother and wife's...

Sounds like there is a lot of development involved in your story, and it sounds very interesting! Good Luck!

Hi! Thanks for your comment! As far as I know, A6 is about 4,1 x 5,8 inches (correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't own that size). The easiest way to find the right size for your folder ist to measure your inserts. For A6 I would do the following adjustments: For the bottom fold, check the exact height of your insert. Add 2.1/2" to that (I wouldn't make the pocket any larger than that for optical reasons). That will be the size of the paper you need, so cut it down to that. Turn the paper sideways on the scoreboard, top facing to the right and score at 2.1/2". Adjust the front flap to just 1", that means you would score at 1", 1.1/4", 5.3/8" or 5.1/2" depending on the exact size of your notebook (just hold it against the 1.1/4" scoreline to see what works best). After you're done folding you can just cut off the overhang at the back (which I estimate is about 2.1/4 to 2.1/2"). You could also cut off 1/4" to 1/2" more, to make the back pocket more easily accessible. Just try out, what you think is best. The acetate should be the exact size of your notebook. I hope this will help. Please let me know if it worked out! Love, Linda

You're welcome ;)

I will put up a video soon to show you how I make the pocket. With the cover the planner is approximately 17 x 22 cm or 6 1/2 x 8 1/2 inches. The thickness depends on how much you stuff it. I personally find it too big to carry around, but they have several sizes. Try to check out their website! Maybe you can find something to fit your needs ;)

Thank you :)

I'm glad you like it!

Thank you so much. You can check out my other videos on how to make a folder: kzbin.info/www/bejne/lWHCqHifiK92bMk for part one, and kzbin.info/www/bejne/hGXdc5xmf8inaJI for part two.

I'm always happy to help!

Thanks!

Thank you for your kind words. I've got a few new videos planned once the holidays are over.

Thank you so much! I'll do my best!

You're welcome!