Make A Book With Just One Sheet Of Paper! || @ms.lemon

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Get App All you need to start is a single piece of paper and a pair of scissors @ms.lemon on

Get App First, fold the paper in half like a greeting card to crease it, then unfold it 1 @ms.lemon on

Get App Now fold it in half the long, skinny way. Crease it and unfold it again. 2 @ms.lemon on

Get App Self check: your paper should have 4 sections separated by creases. @ms.lemon on

Get App Fold each side in to meet the center crease. If you did it right, your paper will have 8 sections. 3 @ms.lemon on

Get App Fold it in half like a greeting card and turn the paper so the folded edge is closest to you. 4 @ms.lemon on

Get App Self check: the paper should be folded like a greeting card with the folded edge closest to you. @ms.lemon on

Get App Pro tip: draw a dotted line along the crease between the fold and where the creases intersect. @ms.lemon on

Get App Cut along the crease following the dots. Unfold your paper-- it should have a slit in the center. 5 @ms.lemon on

Get App Fold the paper so there are 2 flaps sticking straight up. Fold one to the left, one to the right. 6 @ms.lemon on

Get App Fold your paper in half as shown. 7 @ms.lemon on

Get App Fold in half along the crease one last time and voila! You made a book! 8 @ms.lemon on

Get App Now it’s time to write and draw your story! 9 @ms.lemon on

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