It's kind of a bit of work, but this is how I make my logbooks:
I use a paper cutter to cut blank notecards to whatever size I need
them to fit in a container, and then hole punch them and tie them
together with a string. Very cheap, and customizeable. But, like I
said, a bit of work.
Good tip with the printer though!
Tara

--- In LbNCA@yahoogroups.com, kel gennert wrote:
> --- carolehada wrote:
> >
> > I'd like to see more of the LbNCA group fill in
> their profiles > and answer the interview questions.
> >
> > They're fun to read. We've filled in ours and I
> check every > few days to see if any other of the
> "regulars" has done so.
> > Only a very few have.
>
> How do you access them? To fill in or to read
> others...
>
> fyi--I went to a small printer today and bought small
> pads that they had made out of scraps, mostly card
> stock (good for stamping both sides). I had them cut
> them in half, so they measure roughly 2 1/2 inches by
> 4 inches. I will break them into stacks of about 1/4
> inch thickness and take them to Staples to be
> wirebound. That will give me a stack of logbooks that
> are perfect and will probably have cost less than
> anything I could have purchased ready to go. I haven't
> even been able to find the size of unlined notepad I
> would like to use. Carving stamps is no biggie--it's
> having logbooks that is my biggest obstacle to
> planting!
>
> artTrekker
>
>
>
>
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