Folding, Cutting, & Stitching My Way to a One-of-a-Kind Book

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I have it printed out. I cut and paste into powerpoint. Now what I'm supposed to do? More cutting or just folding. I skipped Origami Day in school so I need extra help.
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I dig the illustrations.
There's only one cut. It splits panels 6 & 1 and 5 & 2 horizontally. Oh, that doesn't make any sense. Look at this.
Thanks. It's high pressure drawing. If I mess one up, then I have to scrap everything and start all over. That's why I avoided drawing horses and hands.
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awesomeness squared
This is as good as some of the chapbooks I've seen at the neighborhood bookstore. Maybe you should consider trying to run a few copies for publication.

One local artist made a chapbook with a spork glued to the cover. It was titled "A History of the Spork." I didn't bother browsing through it. It was very short.
Thank you, Skoolie.
I've never heard of the term "chapbook", but I think I know what you're talking about. I've decided that my next book is going to be called M-----l's Guide to Star Wars. I'm going to draw Chewbacca and a few others and tell a bit about them. It should be fun.
I DID IT! WHEE! Posting it to my blog now...
Direct link...

I don't think I gave your name enough hyphens, but I think you'll still know that's you.
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I like it very much!
Thanks, Lauri. I'm having a lot of fun with this and have already made my second book. I think I've found a great way to kill the upcoming weekend.
Your second book! *eye pop*

You are making great strides! :D


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