How to make pocket books with anti-Japanese themes

1. Tools needed: punch, art knife, pencil, scissors, cutting pad, paper clip ×2 paper type.

2. Required materials: the cover paper is cut into 580mm× 106mm 1 sheet, the ribbon is×1sheet, and the inner page paper is×1sheet.

3. Making the cover: After drawing eight marks on the upper and lower ends of the cover, connect the marks into eight lines. After aligning the ruler with the straight line, draw a crease. Mark it 2mm above, then connect it with the first thread, and then cut it with the art knife. The four corners of the cover are cut like this. Fold the second and seventh lines in half along the crease, and then fold the fourth and fifth lines at 90 degrees to make the "spine".

4. Making the inner page: first put the pattern on the cover, then align the lines ④ and ⑤, and then punch 6 holes with a screw punch. Next, align the pattern with the second and seventh rows and punch two holes in the middle. Punching holes from the cover surface can present beautiful holes.

5. Binding the inside pages: First, pass the ribbon through the hole in the seventh row and keep the length about 25cm, then pass the other end of the ribbon through the hole between the fifth and sixth rows and tighten it, and then fold the paper inward along the seventh row. Put the perforated cellophane envelope neatly on the cover. Fold the spine in half. Tie the spine of the book with ribbon. As shown in the photo, the ribbon is usually passed through the hole with tweezers. Pass the ribbon through the hole in the middle. Gently unfold the double cover and thread the ribbon between the two pages. Pass the ribbon through the middle hole of line ②. Trim the end of the ribbon neatly, and then tie it into a bow according to your own preference.