Feel-Good Journal Swap

I have not disappeared :). One of my sisters surgeries went badly last week and I was taking care of her 4 children as well as helping her out, so, was not on Swapbot except for one day last week if I recall correctly. With that being said, I have answered both e-mails regarding this swap and everything should be up to date. This swap will go ahead as planned, and I look forward to this :)

Hey all, I posted this in the forums but thought I would ask here, as well. This is my first journal swap (woo hoo!). Some of the created pages I have for it are almost as big as the notebook's original page. What's the best way to affix those kinds of pages together in the book? Glue of any type on a large paper-paper surface generally doesn't work out well. Stapling would be tacky. Double-sided tape would be an option I suppose, but not the most secure. I don't want to modge-podge each page because that would be a mess, and drying time would really slow down my progress on the journal.

Ideas?

@shinywen I think glue would work fine, remembering it is a journal and the pages will be pressed together to reinforce it =)

3M Super 77 multi-purpose spray adhesive works very well. Pages don't wrinkle and they stay stuck. If you get a big cardboard box and place some cheap pencils or sticks to lay your paper face-down on, you can spray the back of the paper and then pick it up and put it on your surface without it sticking down to the bottom of the box. This is what I am using.

Thanks guys! Someone in the forums gave a great idea which I am using-- I cut off the original journal page, leaving about an inch of the page attached to the spine. Then I just glue the edge of my new page onto that. I think for my next journal I will definitely try the spray adhesive idea too, thanks @wolfcreekartistry

Well, this is sad. I put a LOT of work into this, being as it was my first journal... and in return, I got flaked on =( @PrettyPoetStacy 's account has now been closed, so it looks like I'm out of luck.