Zonon Sublimation Notebooks A5 Spiral Notebooks Hardcover DIY Notebooks Writing Paper Notebooks for School Office Home Travel Supplies, 60 Pages (...

I created these to use as a note taker in my Bible, and it was the perfect size! It fits in my Bible carrier and I love it!

The media could not be loaded. Guys, relax! I also feel anxious and get irritated about assembling crafts, but this one is easy to figure out as 123! I guess, we just overcomplicate things in our minds. The shapes of the springs where you place the covers are not the same because the one on the left is bigger to prevent it from moving once you've placed the two covers. First, put on the front cover, then insert the back cover in the same way as the first one, and just rotate the spring. That's it. You can set the temperature at 380F for 45 seconds. Not too much, because the cover will bend if it's too hot or left too long. Youre good to go! This sublimation cover is amazing and sublimates well! Go get it. I gave it 4 stars because I think it's too pricey for just 3 small notebooks.

I bought these to make character signature books for my kids when we went to Disney. They were a dream to sublimate. I'm surprised at the quality as they stayed together the entire time, we were shoving them in and out of a backpack gathering signatures of all the Disney characters. I would definitely recommend purchasing these books if you are looking to make any kind of memorial gifts.

I didnt like this purchase. I bought 2 sets and ended up returning 1. They are smaller than I thought they would be and did not sublimate well. They all curled with a small amount of heat. A few of them even crinkled with the heat. One of the blanks was chipped and I was not able to use it. I was able to use 6 notepads total but 2 had slight crinkles. Putting the blank front and back covers on the spiral of the notebook was very challenging and I ruined 2 booklets trying. Overall I was not satisfied with this product. Of the 4 good notepads I was able to make I had to keep a heavy book on them for a few days to make them slightly flat. Maybe I didnt do them correctly however for someone new to sublimation these were not user friendly.

Why there are absolutely no directions either within the product packaging or on the product description is beyond me. Thanks to the other reviews on this product, I had no problem sublimating the covers. I sublimated at 390 Degrees for 50 seconds and used my stationary heat press for consistent pressure, and the images turned out great. However, I have zero clue on how to install the covers onto the spiral bound notebook. I could figure out the front cover, but the back cover I have no idea how to install without having to completely take off the entire spiral form the notebook and start from square 1. I don't see a place to ask questions on this product, so I'm including it in my review. Do any other reviewers have any tips for this?