Members intothebush Posted August 25, 2013 Members Report Posted August 25, 2013 Is there away to, for example to make a check book and line it with pig lining, and before glueing it cut two slits in it in the middle where the check book folds. And be able to slide a pencil or a pen in the slot? is there away to do that with still having the lining glued down with out any wrinkles? I have tried it and it keeps wrinkling up where I cut the two slits. Thanks. Quote
Members Rawhide Posted August 25, 2013 Members Report Posted August 25, 2013 where you cut it, be sure you don't have any glue in the area the pen/pencil will clip into. the problem may be that the checkbook cover may be too thin. Here are a couple of pictures of a notebook cover i made...it has a hole where the pen clip goes, and there is an area about 1 in below the hole that has no glue between the liner and the main body. Quote
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