Please message me and we can work something out!

Feel free! (scrapbook paper makes a really nice, durable cover) All of my covers have a dot grid back and don't affect the contents of my inserts, so they can be interchanged or replaced without an issue.

For undated inserts, this is possible, though this varies on an insert-to-insert basis. To add more pages, print extra of the middle pages of the insert. To remove pages, just remove from the middle.

As many as you'd like! While I technically can't enforce this due to the nature of digital downloads, I would appreciate if the inserts were only printed for yourself/immediate family once downloaded. You aren't allowed to sell or otherwise give away my inserts. Personal use only, please :)

Inserts are sent as a non-fillable PDF. If you're handy with photoshop or any other photo editing tool that can handle a PDF, you're very welcome to edit my inserts to include things like a title or a custom header. I ask that you do not use my inserts as a base for any new designs. You are allowed to print out extra of or rearrange any pages in order to customize the insert for your needs.

While I can't know the print settings of every printer on the market, I have included a general print guide with each download. This should help you troubleshoot any issues and make sure your inserts are printing correctly.

My inserts can be printed on any paper you'd like, though I'd recommend a medium weight around 24-28. If you're printing an insert with a lot of pages, I would recommend regular printer paper, since it will fold easier.

First, print all of your pages. Then, cut your pages to size using the crop marks (little black L shapes) as a guide. You'll notice that the crop marks on some pages are inside of the printed area - this is intentional. Cut according to the crop marks. For TN inserts, DO NOT CUT DOWN THE MIDDLE. Finally, fold your insert sheets in half and assemble the booklet. You can staple, sew, or leave your sheets unbound. If you'd like, use a corner rounder on the edges to prevent dog-ears and give the booklet a softer look.