Tiny Memo Pads For Caches

[+JeepinJeff]

I am working on a cache. The main container is roughly the size of a small peanut butter jar. It's a decent size but apart from post it notes which break apart, I've yet to find any good, small pads to use as a log book. 3"x5" is about the smallest I've found. Something around 2"x3" would be ideal.

 

Thanks.

Jeff

[+StarBrand]

Try Groundspeak store

[+Jeep_Dog]

Right here at Shop Groundspeak. 2"X3.5" should be close enough...

 

Uh-oh. I just solicited.

 

Edit: OK, Starbrand was a nanosecond quicker, since both our posts were 5:02.

Edited November 16, 2005 by Jeep_Dog

[+JeepinJeff]

well I'll be a monkey's distant cousin. That was easy.

Thanks.

[+StarBrand]

Right here at Shop Groundspeak. 2"X3.5" should be close enough...

 

Uh-oh. I just solicited.

 

Edit: OK, Starbrand was a nanosecond quicker, since both our posts were 5:02.

You typed too many words!

 

[+JT & PJ Cole]

I buy small notebooks and cut them down to size with sissors.

[bogleman]

or you could get real cheap and take the 3x5 log book and cut it to fit. even cheaper yet 8x11.5 paper folded, cut and stapled to fit. cheaper yet - filch your supplies from work

[+JeepinJeff]

or you could get real cheap and take the 3x5 log book and cut it to fit. even cheaper yet 8x11.5 paper folded, cut and stapled to fit. cheaper yet - filch your supplies from work

I like the cut idea the best. So much so, it's what I've just done.

 

Now, if I can only find a good place to hide this thing, I'll be set.

 

Thanks.

[+BlueDeuce]

[+Jamie Z]

Also, pretty much any Depot Max Office store will slice your small notepades to virtually whatever size you want. The result is totally professional.

 

I brought a 3x5 notepad and an altoids tin to the store and told the clerk I wanted the notepad to fit exactly inside the can. Two-minute job. Then I labeled the front of the pad with a geocache logo and contact information.

 

Jamie

[JohnX]

Also, pretty much any Depot Max Office store will slice your small notepades to virtually whatever size you want. The result is totally professional.

 

I brought a 3x5 notepad and an altoids tin to the store and told the clerk I wanted the notepad to fit exactly inside the can. Two-minute job. Then I labeled the front of the pad with a geocache logo and contact information.

 

Jamie

Slick and resourceful. I am impressed, and can throw my utility knife away.

[+JeepinJeff]

Wow, thanks Jamie for the tip about the office supply stores cutting them down. I'll for sure use that in the future.

Gotta love this forum.

[+briansnat]

I make them with scissors:

 

 

[+altosaxplayer]

Discount stores like Freds and Big Lots have small pads for pretty cheap prices

[+WhatsRNutts]

I make them with scissors:

 

 

thats the size I use but then I use one of my miracle blade bread knives and cut it all up....lol