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Step 4Make Your Pages
Once you've got your old pages cut out, it's time to make your new pages.
We used 10 sheets of paper per book which makes about 16 pages (less the two you'll tape to the cover). We picked 10 for a couple of reasons.
- It was a big enough number that made my kids feel like it was substantial, but I had to talk them down from 100
- It is easy to cut 10 pages without a paper cutter (which I recommend using if you have one)
- You can fold 10 pages and get them to all be about the same size and not have too much overlap
- You can fold 10 pages.
If your new book is smaller than your sheet of paper, simply cut it to size. You can make book marks from the left over scraps. That is an easy Instructable.
We used 10 sheets of paper per book which makes about 16 pages (less the two you'll tape to the cover). We picked 10 for a couple of reasons.
- It was a big enough number that made my kids feel like it was substantial, but I had to talk them down from 100
- It is easy to cut 10 pages without a paper cutter (which I recommend using if you have one)
- You can fold 10 pages and get them to all be about the same size and not have too much overlap
- You can fold 10 pages.
If your new book is smaller than your sheet of paper, simply cut it to size. You can make book marks from the left over scraps. That is an easy Instructable.
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