What do you do with finished TN’s?

I use notebooks of various sizes for my Daily Pages. I have them on a bookshelf held in place with a bookend and they seem fine. I haven’t noticed any warping or anything.

I use a leather TN cover if I'm carrying around an insert to work on. I have one specific TN I add stickers and ephemera into that I don't use with a cover so I keep it in a pouch - handy to contain the extra bits and bobs, but it also doesn't leave the house.

I keep my filled TN inserts on my shelf in these little binders. They're compact and neat. I don't decorate them but you could. They're available in various places. I actually get mine from a local Kinokuniya. They're not functional while you're working on the book but excellent once they're finished so you can re-use your leather cover.

www.jetpens.com/TRAVELER-S-COMPANY-TRAVELER-S-notebook-Binder-011-Regular-Size/pd/13655?msclkid=14f95f59bf54101980403c4f392b964b&utm_source=bing&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=Product%20Ads(BSC)&utm_term=1100002029978&utm_content=Ad%20group%20%231

Studio calico have a clear covered storage album (currently out of stock) that had the same internal set up as this one… if enough peas put them on their “notify me” list maybe they’ll order them in again?
www.studiocalico.com/shop/traveler-s-notebook-storage-binder
Having stored half finished and completed tns in these I too highly recommend them/ this type of storage as it doesn’t matter how thick the tn gets as the elastic holds them in place, tns are easy to remove if you need to and the folders stack nicely on shelves 😁

I have two of mine in one of the little kraft binders joblackford linked. I tend to use them for trips and also for little stories that don't need a giant 12x12 layout, stories I otherwise would probably not tell. I made one once for a design team I was on and I have that one stored in one of the SC clear-ish binders.

I have a bunch of the decorative covers (with the strings) that I also plan to use. I pick them up on sale here and there.

For me, I like to put a few together that sort of "go," like a few trips in one, etc. I make a lumpy bumpy little TN so only two max will fit in the kraft binder, maybe 3 in the clear SC one.

Here's a photo of one from a trip to California just to throw a visual in. It was in progress and documented this fantastic lemon tree at one of the places we stayed, which was the closest house to the Hollywood sign. I happened to be using a Cocoa Daisy TN kit to document this trip and it featured a lemon theme, so that was pretty handy and serendipitous. I have this one and an older one from a different California trip in the kraft binder mentioned above.

58793911529__A429C082-562A-4301-AE33-BC5AC4D24CA5 by Seanna., on Flickr

One of the big reasons I started documenting a lot in TNs, besides the really great size canvas and the immediacy of just jotting down notes and throwing in little tickets and receipts and stuff, which I have always loved, is that I have a growing awareness of what will be left behind of what I create. I don't need a Hugh Hefner cavernous room full of scrapbooks. My life is not that big, and it would be overwhelming for my children. TNs? You could fit a hundred, two hundred even, in a box. I still do 12x12 but I also do this size. It's been great so far.

These are also available on Amazon:  link