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DIY Refillable Notepad: How to Make a Notepad with Chicago Screw Binding
150 pages held by two Chicago screws in a three-panel chipboard cover — no glue, no wire, and no special equipment beyond a hole punch.
4 min read
DIY Double Refillable Notepad: Two-Section Notepad with Fastener Binding
Two refillable notepad sections joined by a chipboard hinge so the whole thing opens like a book — work on one side, personal on the other, both swappable.
6 min read
DIY Clipboard Notepad: Refillable Notepad with Clipboard Clip and Folding Cover
A three-panel folding cover with a real clipboard clip riveted to the front and a cardstock holder inside that takes a fresh PVA-bound pad whenever the last one runs out.
5 min read
DIY Refillable Notepad with Chicago Screws: Lemon-Themed Notepad Tutorial
A small refillable notepad with a lemon-print chipboard cover, held together by two 18mm Chicago screws you can undo by hand to swap the pages.
4 min read
DIY Refillable Notepad with Chicago Screws: Dual-Section Notepad Tutorial
Two independently bound notepad sections in one body — three chipboard covers and four Chicago screws, so you can refill either half without touching the other.
6 min read
DIY Refillable Journal: How to Make a Refillable Journal with Chicago Screws
A hardcover journal bound on Chicago screws — unscrew it by hand to swap the pages, so the cover is permanent and the contents never are.
5 min read
DIY Refillable Journal: A5 Hardcover with a Hinged Spine
An A5 journal with a 1.2mm chipboard hardcover that folds on a 3mm hinge and two 18mm Chicago screws — undo them by hand and swap in a fresh stack of pages.
6 min read
DIY Standing Refillable Notepad: Desk Pad with a Fold-Out Easel Back
Seven chipboard panels wrapped in one printed sheet fold into a desk easel, and two Chicago screws let you swap the pages when the pad runs out.
7 min read
DIY Refillable Notepad: How to Make an A6 Pad with a Wrap-Around Cover
An A6 pad held on two Chicago screws in a wrapped chipboard cover — undo them by hand, drop in a freshly punched stack, and the same cover keeps going.
6 min read