I’ve found that a 1/8″ size hole punch makes a perfect size hole – just big enough to comfortably thread with floss or ribbon. Step 3: Pick your pages and a cover, then use a hole punch to make your hole/s for binding. Step 2: Using the guide lines, cut apart the mini book pages with scissors or a paper cutter.

Step 1: Print the desired template pages on a heavy cardstock (make sure to choose borderless printing). – Color cardstocks, construction paper, or tracing paper for additional pages – A sheet of acetate or plastic sheet protector to make front/back covers or dry erase pages – A blunt needle and embroidery floss, ribbon, hinged snap ring, etc. – A hole punch (I used a 1/8″ hole punch – one size smaller than standard)

Make it into a mini doodle book that your little artists can carry with them, or just print it out, cut it apart and throw into a bag with some crayons for easy entertainment anywhere!

Inspired Inspired by some of our favorite summer things, there are 9 illustrated mini pages to be colored-in or finished, 9 different book cover options, and a sheet of blank mini pages. Looking for a fun activity your kids can take on a road trip, share at a party, or just have enjoy on a long, lazy summer day? These mini summer doodle books are fun for budding artists, super easy to put together and a great way to entertain kids of any age! Wach the video above to see how easy it is to make these adorable mini summer doodle books and make sure to subscribe to our YouTube channel for more fun videos!

Fun summer doodles