I did a double-take when Collin sent me the link to this Flickr image of a Mini Maker’s Notebook. What the…? It’s one of our pal’s Kent Barnes’ “5 Minute Hacks.” He made a Maker’s Notebook paper book cover for a pocket-size Moleskine. Maybe if we ask real nice, he’ll let us post the PDF so you can Maker-fy your own mini notebooks.
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Too cool! I use a Moleskine that size, I’m gonna have to make a Maker’s Notebook cover for it now.
Presumably, this is the squared paper version of the Moleskine?
Thank you for the post Gareth….
I was thinking of “5 Minute Hacks” as something we all do every day, you know quick fixes and problem solving in real time.
With a proper printer I would do this on plastic and glue it on, but, I wanted to do it Fast and Dirty!
I use all the size’s of Moleskine though this is my Fave:
5.5″ x 3.5
To tell you the truth, anachrocomputer, this one was a Storyboard type, more of an Idea book than scale drawing book.
It fits my back pocket too!
A piece of paper folded around a freakin overpriced moleskine? You mean you don’t bind your own notebooks?