How to stop Moleskine bookmark unraveling?
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joelsanda
Jul 7, 2006, 12:34:41 PM7/7/06
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Anyone have suggestions on how to stop the Moleskine bookmark from
unraveling? I use mine in the new Planner all the time - it marks the
current date. Because I frequently enter notes for upcoming projects in
front, the bookmark is starting to take a beating.
unraveling? I use mine in the new Planner all the time - it marks the
current date. Because I frequently enter notes for upcoming projects in
front, the bookmark is starting to take a beating.
I was thinking a dab of Super Glue would keep the threads together and
provide a little texture to grab onto - but thought I'd see what others
have tried.
Thanks - Joel
Karen Jacobs
Jul 7, 2006, 12:42:58 PM7/7/06
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Elmer's is a good bet. KJ
Amanda Jayne
Jul 7, 2006, 12:45:41 PM7/7/06
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Well, the bookmark of my planner is unraveling too. So, inspired by
the recent post, I attempted to burn it, using a lighter and sitting
at my desk. (Don't try this at home, kids!) While you are burning it,
beware, it goes up REALLY fast. Nice effect once it's done though!
the recent post, I attempted to burn it, using a lighter and sitting
at my desk. (Don't try this at home, kids!) While you are burning it,
beware, it goes up REALLY fast. Nice effect once it's done though!
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Amanda Jayne
joelsanda
Jul 7, 2006, 12:51:45 PM7/7/06
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Hmmm. Not sure about that. I could literally see my future going up in
flames! I think I'll first try the previous suggestion of Elmers ;-)
flames! I think I'll first try the previous suggestion of Elmers ;-)
Evan Edwards
Jul 7, 2006, 1:27:42 PM7/7/06
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On Friday 07 July 2006 12:34, joelsanda wrote:
> Anyone have suggestions on how to stop the Moleskine bookmark from
> unraveling?
> Anyone have suggestions on how to stop the Moleskine bookmark from
> unraveling?
http://cheshirehall.org/moleskine/?p=tip.002
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Evan "JabberWokky" Edwards
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joelsanda
Jul 7, 2006, 2:14:34 PM7/7/06
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What? A solution not requiring glue or open flame?
LOL ... perfect.
Amanda Jayne
Jul 7, 2006, 2:42:48 PM7/7/06
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hey there! I stand it defense of my open flame solution, while nursing
my burn wounds.
my burn wounds.
AndyH
Jul 8, 2006, 3:48:29 AM7/8/06
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I tried tying a knot in it but it comes undone. Burning doesn't work
as there is hardly any plastic in it. The most successful thing that I
found was the sort of glue that kids use to assemble model aircraft -
do they still do that!? In the UK it is called polystyrene cement.
as there is hardly any plastic in it. The most successful thing that I
found was the sort of glue that kids use to assemble model aircraft -
do they still do that!? In the UK it is called polystyrene cement.
ick
Jul 9, 2006, 8:46:41 AM7/9/06
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big blob of superglue then wait then cut through glued part
Fredrik Nordstrom
Jul 9, 2006, 5:29:59 PM7/9/06
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One thing that's working wonderfully for me is to light a small candle and then dip the end of the Moleskine bookmark into the candle wax and then let it dry. This gives a very good and strong protection.
Chad Sobodash
Jul 10, 2006, 4:17:32 PM7/10/06
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I just used a spot of superglue and cut it to square it off, like ick
said. I can say it works great and is pretty much indestructable. It
has a really cool plastic effect once it's done.
said. I can say it works great and is pretty much indestructable. It
has a really cool plastic effect once it's done.
tanya
Jul 23, 2006, 1:08:44 PM7/23/06
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What I do is just put the end of the bookmark between the cover and the
first page each time I use the notebook, that seems to work fine.
first page each time I use the notebook, that seems to work fine.
MelissaJ
Aug 3, 2006, 4:28:17 AM8/3/06
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Try using clear nail polish. a small bottle at a drug store is, like,
50 cents, if that. Use the quick drying kind.
50 cents, if that. Use the quick drying kind.
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