Naked binders are simple eco-friendly binders made with 100% FSC certified recycle board. There are no vinyl, plastic or toxin. Less waste and processing are used to make these Naked binder products. There are no phthalates therefore the products are safe around children.
Next time you are getting binders for personal or professional use get these sustainable, beautifully designed binders. When we purchase their products some of the profits are donated to support wilderness areas and schools in the USA. There are four styles of binders with different D-ring sizes, folders, tabs, labels and tags. The spine wrap of these binders comes in different colours made with library grade cotton book cloth. It is sturdy and durable even if it gets wet.
The tabs have roman numerals for organization purposes. This notebook binder below that I have decorated, is 5.5" x 8.5" in size. There are so many possibilities to become creative with this naked or bare binder and to design/ decorate to compliment the decor, project or subject.
Here is what you need to do this simple decor...
bingo marker (sold at craft shops and dollar shops)
paper to cover the binder
tape
Decorate the paper the way you like with the bingo markers then cover the binder using tape.
Giveaway
Check their site to see discounts. Naked binder is offering the readers of Createwithmom a chance to win these binders and tabs.
Leave a comment on this post to enter by telling which of their products you liked the most.
The giveaway ends on April 5th and is open to everyone in U.S.A and Canada.
Updated: The winner is comment #3
I could definitely use one of these.
ReplyDeleteI'd go with the notebook binder, too, because a few years ago I was supposed to get such a binder plus inserts to review and the inserts came but not the binder so I could use that for those inserts. Thanks for hosting the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteTHE NOTEBOOK BINDER I NEED ONE TO PUT ALL MY COUPONS IN.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun project for kids--I love the polka-dotted one!
ReplyDeleteWent to Naked Binder Site. I like the Eco Friendly 3 Ring Binders. They look sturdy.
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