book folding!

[Angel’s Teddybear]

Here are some of the books i’ve folded! I have a few more that I forgot to take a picture of.

 

[Maz]

That is amazing! How do you do it? Are these old books or can you still read them afterwards?

 

[Vanessa1]

Here are some of the books i’ve folded! I have a few more that I forgot to take a picture of.

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Oh wow, now that's amazing how impressive! It must take ages very good 🫟Ness

 

[Maz]

The heart ones are lovely

 

[Angel’s Teddybear]

That is amazing! How do you do it? Are these old books or can you still read them afterwards?

These are books either from thrift stores for cheap or from places like the dollar store. You can’t exactly read them after, so you would have to read it before!

 

[Angel’s Teddybear]

I’ve also done one of a paw and a few more words, but I don’t seem to have a picture of those

 

[Maz]

How do you do it?

 

[Socks' Mum]

Very impressive and beautiful

 

[Angel’s Teddybear]

How do you do it?

I get a pattern for the books and measure two points on a page in cm and mark them. after tediously marking all the pages i’m folding, then I will fold and crease along the lines i made with my ruler. It usually takes hours if I do it straight, or it can take days or even months. the zebra took me months, but i also procrastinated. the zebra was a bit different. I marked the pages, but there were multiple marks per page- like maybe 13 at times. then I would go through the whole thing and cut the lines and fold down every other slip of paper (like a peninsula). It’s very tedious but i enjoy the folding part and the rewarding feeling!

 

[Maz]

It must be very satisfying though Creations always are.

 

[Angel’s Teddybear]

Yes, very!