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Make a pocket-sized booklet.

Make a pocket-sized booklet.

I don't remember where I first saw this, but it's a useful trick for making a small note-book from a single piece of paper, maybe for recording revision notes on.
 
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12 comments
Dec 4, 2011. 7:22 PMaman111 says:
thank you! that was helpful!
Oct 29, 2011. 9:49 PMnutsandbolts_64 says:
I know I saw this before... They called these things by a certain name... Ah yes! Basically, you fold it in half, cut it halfway through in the middle, then you fold it like... Yeah I agree the instructions are gonna get rotten if you were to put it in words...
Oct 15, 2011. 10:55 PMpheenix42 says:
Oh, wow...we did things like this in my printing school imposition class!
Definitely a winner in my book! =D
Sep 30, 2011. 9:07 AMUncle Kudzu says:
Nice combination of traditional instructable and video. The video is short and to the point - very effective.

Now, off to make a booklet!
Sep 30, 2011. 7:17 AMAegian2424 says:
I don't get it.... why make a booklet out of an A4 paper with 16 pages, while you can make a booklet that is the same dimension as this one, also out of A4 paper, but with 32 pages...
Sep 28, 2011. 1:58 PMBrockley says:
I remember making something like this back in kindergarten! Thanks for bringing back great memories :D
Sep 26, 2011. 5:10 AMKryptonite says:
Ingenius! This appears to have been covered by xgenisen but the video adds another level of clarity, and should bring in a few more views for Instructables from Youtube!
Sep 26, 2011. 11:32 PMKryptonite says:
In reality, it could be done with one step, but depending on how drawn-out you want your 'ible to be the more concise / longwinded the product will turn out. For example, my most recent took a step to fold a piece of paper in half. Excessive? Yes, but for such a short 'ible it wasn't too detrimental. (I hope...!)
Sep 25, 2011. 10:44 AMiceng says:
Very good, pocket-note-booklet.
Saw this and your purple face first thing this morning after Prince Valiant.

I have some task remembering most recent num subscript of you for my
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