Make Your Own Tiny Spiral Notebooks – FREE Printables + Tutorial

Love all things miniature? You’re going to adore these Tiny Spiral Notebook Printables – perfect for dollhouses, dioramas, gifts, or even just for fun! There is a free download with dozens of tiny notebook covers and printable pages so you can make your own spiral-bound minis at home. Download link below.

📝 How to Make Miniature Spiral-Bound Notebooks

1. Covers and Pages

The free printable includes a variety of vibrant, artsy covers plus lined and blank inner pages. Print on heavyweight matte photo paper or light cardstock for covers, and standard paper for pages.

2. Cutting Tips

Use a precision knife and metal ruler for clean, straight cuts. Stack your pages in small batches for consistent sizing. For even cleaner edges, lightly sand with an emery board after trimming.

3. Working With Wire

Use thin jewelry wire or crafting wire – ideally 22 to 26 gauge – for the spirals. Cut to the length of your notebook spine, allowing a bit of extra for shaping.

4. Drilling Tiny Holes

Use a pin vise hand drill or a sewing needle to create evenly spaced holes along the notebook’s spine. A paper template helps keep your hole placement consistent.

5. Miniature Spiral Binding

Wrap your wire around a small skewer, pin, or toothpick to create the coil. Carefully feed it through the holes one by one. Use pliers to tighten and tuck in the ends.

6. Deluxe Version

For a deluxe upgrade, laminate the covers before assembly, or use real bookboard or faux leather. Add elastic closures, tabs, or even tiny pockets inside!

7. What to Do With Them

You can display them in your dollhouse, give them as gifts, and use them as ultra-cute decor for desks and shelves. They also make adorable accessories for miniatures and flat lay photography.

 

🎨 Get the Free Printables

Download the covers and pages now at:

👉 [www.tinyurchin.com/spiral](https://www.tinyurchin.com/spiral)

Let your creativity spiral out of control! ✂️📒✨

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