Easy way of styling generic notepad that will coordinate with your current desk style and design. Your notepad will not just be just functional but also pleasing to the eyes.

Step 1: Watch Video

Step 2: Materials and Tools

paper pad

cardstock

patterned-paper

ruler

pencil

craft knife

double-sided adhesive tape

Optional:

stickers

rhinestones

die-cut

Step 3: Cover Base

Measure the length (front & back) & depth, and then add the length of front, back and depth. The total would be the final length of the paper.

L = 10.5 cm + 10.5 cm + 1.4 cm

Measure the width

W = 10.5

Cut your paper 22.4 cm x 10.5 cm

Turn the card stock in landscape mode (horizontal). Score at 10.5 cm in both sides. Fold and burnish along the scorelines.

Step 4: Attach

Add double-sided adhesive at the back of the notepad and then take the cover base. Align the notepad with the bottom scoreline before you stick them together.

*The notepad used in this tutorial didn't actually have a back side because its a stacked notepad, but if yours do have one, make sure to attach at the back part of the notepad.

Step 5: Style

The decoration is as preferred by the maker.

But if you want almost the same. The mat (pink) measures 10 x 10 cm, the panel measures - white 3 x 10 cm, layer 2.5 x 10 cm. The typewriter and OLD-Time die-cut are elevated using foam adhesive, and memory die-cut & rhinestones are attached with double-sided tape.

Done!