If you have a lot of stickers and you also have kids under the age of 10 in your life, especially girls. It is pretty good about not putting the stickers where they don't belong and made a sticker book! it's super easy to do by following 7 steps below.
Not only will it give your kids a place to put their stickers, but they are reusable since the book's pages are made of wax paper!
Sticker Book Supplies:
- Cardstock, construction paper or some type of heavier paper for your cover
- Glue stick or double-sided tape runner
- Wax Paper
- Brads or yard
- Paper trimmer or scissors
- Hole punch
- Ruler
Step 1. Decide the size and create your cover.
First, cut the paper to go with a 6" x 6" book, and then folded each half in half to make the covers a little sturdier. Once you folded them, used your tape runner to keep the paper folded in place.
Step 2. Create your pages.
Pulled a big sheet of wax paper off, and figured if it wasn't enough I could always get more. Once you had your big sheet, first started by trimming each edge so that you are working with a straight edge. Next, grabbed your ruler and folded your first page at the 6" mark.
Step 3. Fold the pages
You can used a simple accordian fold for the pages. It can do whatever works for you. Wound up with a little extra wax paper at the end of your sheet, you just trimmed that off.
Step 4. Trim the pages
Left two pages together and cut the third page off, repeating the process until you reached the end of your sheet. You did have a couple of single pages, but once they were all bound in the book, you can't tell what's where. Just make sure that once you have all of your pages cut, you have all of the folds on the side that will be bound.
Step 5. Assemble the cover and pages
Stack the pages the best you can - wax paper can make this a little tricky. Align your front and back cover, and again - get all of the paper aligned the best you can. You can trim the excess after the next step if you want.
Step 6. Bind the book
For this project, you can just used brads. You should eyeballed the holes and punched 3 small holes. To used brads that you had on hand, but you could also use yarn to tie the pages together, staples or binder rings...whatever works for you.
Step 7. Trim the excess paper and decorate.
Now that your book cover and pages are secure, you can trim up the edges. If you have an 7+ year old, they can probably do this entire project on their own and they might not want to trim - which is totally fine.
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