Hello Jacquie and everyone
Indeedy, this is the case. I repunched the holes of the first part of
Ulrike's Torchon to fit one of our standard North American ring binders;
the pages stick out the top but they are useable. The second one is in a
proper A4 binder I pinched from work, from the purchasi
In the UK Staples carries both two- and four-ring A4 plain cover binders in
two, possibly three thicknesses. Rymans might also carry them.
Jean Nathan in Poole, Dorset, UK
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The problem with ring binders is that after a while the pages can 'drop' within
the binder and start to pull in the holes causing the to tear. I used to put
all the pages into plastic pockets, within the folder to give more stability
but then found that the photocopies or printing stuck to the
Dear Liz,
Office supply stores have little packages of adhesive-backed round rings
(shaped like Life Savers candy, with holes in the middle) made of a non-tear
material that you can stick over torn holes to reinforce pages in your lace
binders.
Jeri Ames in Maine USA
Lace and Embroidery
Ah yes Jeri,
Had a bad experience with those in my student days. I spent a whole week
adding them to my textbook that came in a ring binder and went to pull it out
after the holidays, got it jammed in the bookcase and came away with a ring
binder empty of everything but hundreds of reinforceme