Hi Friends! Thanks so much for joining me on the blog today! If you're anything like me, you absolutely LOVE making stickers with your printable collections. Today, I’m using the newest collection, Wonder & Wonder, to share a fun and easy way to reuse the backers from your sticker paper to create a DIY reusable sticker storage booklet. Because honestly, who doesn’t love a custom sticker storage booklet?

Supplies You'll Need:

• About seven 8.5” x 11” sticker backers

• Patterned paper for the cover (printed on 110lb cardstock)

• Scissors or a paper trimmer

• Bone folder or scoring tool

• Clips

• Sewing machine (or a stapler/needle and thread)

• Stickers (the most important part of course!)

First, I cut all of my sticker backers in half so they measured 5.5” tall by 8.5” wide. For the cover, I trimmed my patterned cardstock just a bit larger than the inside pages to give it a nice “book” feel. I didn’t measure this exactly — just eyeballed it until it looked right.

Next, I added a score line down the center of each piece (both the cover and the sticker backers) at 4.25”. This makes it easier to fold and bind everything neatly. Once all my pages were scored, I stacked them together, lining up the fold lines, and clipped them in place to hold everything steady.

**NOTE: Before moving on to the next step and binding the booklet together, I folded all the release paper pages closed and trimmed the raw edges to even them out. When you fold multiple pages together, the edges often lay unevenly, so this step helps keep everything nice and neat!

To bind the booklet, I sewed right down the fold line using my sewing machine. If you don’t have one, no worries — a long-arm stapler works too, or you could hand-stitch through the center. I just went with the sewing machine since it’s what I had on hand and it’s quick!

And of course, I had to decorate to the cover, So I printed out a some sticker sheets from the Wander & Wonder Collection to do just that.

I used these stickers to decorate the cover and also filled a few pages on the inside with leftover stickers. Now I’ve got the cutest little reusable sticker booklet, perfect for organizing extras or giving your stickers a home between projects