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Printable Quiet Book

I’m not much of a sewer, so when I first heard of Quiet Books I looked for a no-sew printable quiet book.  Sadly I did not find one, and decided to make my own! Remember this Quiet Book post?  After I designed a Bible version and a Farm Life version, I then got excited and created a couple more!

Printable Quiet Books

We now have 5:

 

Printable Bible Quiet Book

At home with the kids? Instantly access any of these printable activity bundles to keep them learning!

princess quiet book tutorial

Zoo Quiet Book

Here’s a quick video on putting the quiet books together (you can get them here):

 

Tips on putting the Printable Quiet Book Together:

First print your printable quiet book pages. Laminating can be expensive, so if you don’t already have a laminator and you know you will be doing future projects like this, I recommend getting your own pouch laminator.  I used to recommend the Apache for a cheap laminator, but it does not laminate the thicker pouches very well I have fount out. Just get the Scotch and you will be set.  Also, I recommend 5 or 7 MIL thickness on the pouches so that your Quiet Book is more durable.  I have always just bought the Lamination Depot brand, so I don’t have recommendations on any other brands than that. If you know you will be laminating other projects, they sale fun variety packs with different sized pouches that you can experiment with.  After laminating my quiet books, I bound them with coil binding for about $2 or less. For attaching the pieces to the pages, I used velcro dots.

 

Here’s what the Printable Quiet Books looks like once it’s laminated and bound:

SO CUTE! Printable Quiet Book.

Printable Quiet Books. Perfect for quiet time, church, etc.

and here’s a sampling of some of the quiet book activity pages:

quiet book activity pages

Food Quiet Book Printable

quiet book pages

Quiet Book Template

 

 

 

 

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    • Hi! This is phenomenal! I just bought all three of these printables. But how did you bind the pages and make the holes for the binding once your laminated your sheets? I’m at a loss. Thanks for your time!

  9. So cute! I’d love either one. They’re both adorable.
    And I don’t have pinterest, but I posted it on fb (and tagged you in it, so I’m sure you noticed).

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  17. Oh have I mentioned that I think you are amazing. You blow my mind with your creativity and resourcefulness! I NEED both of these books. Especially the Bible one. Our church life is a nightmare. Sorry I am lame and don’t have Pinterest. I know I fail. I will post you to my Facebook again. Always.

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  20. I would love to purchase one of your quiet books on Etsy! I found you through pinterest and love your site. Your Easter basket post came at a perfect time as I was perusing the frugal Easter basket fillers at Walmart today. I came home and found your blog, thankfully! I would love a coupon code if you are still giving them out. [email protected]

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  22. Would you be able to still give a discount code. I am a nursery leader and I would love to make one of each for my wards nursery. Either way thank you for sharing your craftiness. These are so cute!

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  23. Did you turn the cutouts on the quiet books into stickers? Just wondering how you get them to stay on the page. Thanks!

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  25. Hi! This is phenomenal! I just bought all three of these printables. But how did you bind the pages and make the holes for the binding once your laminated your sheets? I’m at a loss. Thanks for your time!

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    • Hi Rebecca! You could easily bind it with those binder ring things, but I just took it into a copy shop and asked them to coil bind them. They didn’t seem to have a problem going through the lamination and it was only a couple bucks

  28. HI. I am interested in the Bible book. The link is inactive. Is there another way to access this amazing resource?

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  29. Can you please give the instructions for the Food Quiet book?
    Also, what are the numbers for on the Zoo book?
    Thanks

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