Give your plain notebooks a quick and stylish makeover with this Dollar Store Wallpaper Cover DIY! It’s a fun and affordable way to personalize your school or office supplies.

How to make a wallpaper notebook cover.

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Why I love this craft

I enjoy this craft because it’s a quick and stylish way to personalize everyday items without spending much. The peel-and-stick wallpaper makes the project mess-free and beginner-friendly. Plus, with so many patterns and textures available, it’s easy to match any aesthetic!

What are my must-have materials?

If you’ve followed me for any amount of time, then you know there are a handful of materials and supplies that I always keep on hand. They are:

Supplies for a Dollar Store Notebook Craft

The inspiration for this craft:

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Video Tutorial: Dollar Store Wallpaper Notebook Cover

Watch this quick video to see how this craft came together:

Dollar Store Wallpaper Notebook Cover

Yield: 1 notebook

Active Time: 20 minutes

Total Time: 20 minutes

Difficulty: easy

Give your plain notebooks a quick and stylish makeover with this Dollar Store Wallpaper Cover DIY! It’s a fun and affordable way to personalize your school or office supplies.

Materials

plain blank notebook
1 piece of peel-n-stick wallpaper
ribbon & label (optional)

Tools

Instructions

Watch the video. Follow along with the video tutorial for a step-by-step walkthrough of how to make your own magnetic board.
Prep wallpaper. Cut the wallpaper down to size (a little bigger than the book).
Attach wallpaper to notebook. Peel off the paper backing on the wallpaper. Center the spine of the book on the middle of the cut wallpaper. Lay one side down and smooth it out. Then do the other side.
Trim off excess. Lay notebook cover on cutting mat, and carefully trim off any excess wallpaper using a penblade.
Add Ribbon. Fray the edge of a piece of burlap ribbon and hot glue the piece about 2/3 down the notebook.
Embellish ribbon. Add a label. I used a piece of stretched canvas and attached a Cricut-made label. (optional)