Concertina book tutorial

Sometimes I see something and think ” I like this, I could buy it or I could make it myself”. This happened just last weekend when I popped into my local art supply shop to pick up some…

DIY accordion books make for great displays! Children can fill the pages with funny cartoons, fun drawings, or even paste in photos of friends and family.

Here is Part Two of the Tutorial to make This Mini Scrap Album (or photo album). You can find Part One here By this point you should have done the following: Prepared your materials and equipment Cut 10 sheets for the pages Cut 2 outer covers, 2 card stiffeners, 2 cover linings Cut a 6" x 12" spine Marked, scored and folded the spine Stuck the Back cover together and attached it to the right hand end of the spine If you have got to this point, you are ready for Part 2. If not, go back to…

Hi all... Marcy here with a little mini accordion book tutorial for you all. I wanted to create a little mini to house just a few of my favorite photos from the past year. Something I could throw in my...

Take papers from the Creative License Club Stamp collection for a spin and turn them into an adorable circle book! Circle Book Tutorial 1. Cut five 6" circles from the 8.5x11 Lt. Gray Print. 2. Score and fold each circle vertically, horizontally and once

Book artist, photographer and writer Rachel Hazell loves working with paper. She creates beautiful things with it, and her favorite thing to make are books. Here she explains how you can make your own concertina booklet.

I’ve tried using concertina/accordion-fold sketchbooks in the past, but found them very awkward to use when out and about. They’re usually spineless (like this Seawhite version and my h…

How to make a simple concertina sketchbook from a single sheet of paper.

A number of you have expressed interest in the Panel Book, so I finally got my act together enough to take a few photos and post a tutorial. This is not my invention, and I learned it from Elissa Campbell, at Blue Roof Designs, who contributed a gorgeous example to my book, Adventures in Mixed Media. Here's what you do: 1. Cut a piece of watercolor or other heavy paper 8"x22". Fold a 1/2" tab on one end; then measure three 7" sections and make folds at the three 7" marks. This should give…