Bullet Journal Hack: How To Make Snap In Adapters for Disc Bound Journals

[@lovinglife3954]

I love how you re-use materials. Great idea to use produce container. So much waste!

[@gjtrinkets4349]

My dad has learned to ASK me if he's gonna throw something or put it on my craft basket. 😂😂😂 I also love to recycle/upcycle.

[@whisperwatch7388]

The Arc punch punches through thin plastic. (o_O) Didn't know that.

[@katieparker8560]

You can get a ruler that is made for those types of notebooks

[@pamelaleitman9200]

What exactly do you use your journal for? I like the hacks, not sure ill need them..

[@bluequarry]

I use mine for a lot of things- mostly as a bullet journal, but I'll sometimes insert drawing and watercolor papers and use it as a little sketch art journal.

[@Chappelear2]

Do you mean perpendicular? I'm not seeing how you would use that to make parallel lines.

[@bluequarry]

Using a triangle with a ruler (a 2nd triangle would work too) is a great way to make parallel lines. Just position the "drawing edge" of the triangle on your paper to draw your first line in any direction and then place the ruler right up against one of the triangle's other sides. By holding the ruler in place, you can slide the triangle along the edge to create perfectly parallel lines. You will have to play with the position of the tools on your paper to make sure you can freely slide the triangle, but it does work- hope this helps!.

[@strangerdaysss]

great hacks but your videos are too damn long and boring. please cut them down to 5 minutes. that should be enough