Give a short collection of drawings or observations its own tiny booklet using a single sheet of paper. Gather one sheet of paper, scissors, a pencil, and a pen.
Set it up
Fold the sheet into eight equal panels and unfold it to mark the panel arrangement before adding any permanent writing.
Put the idea to work
Make the central slit used for a one-sheet booklet, fold the sheet lengthwise, and push the ends into a small book.
Finish and keep it useful
Number the assembled pages lightly, then add a cover and one simple idea or drawing to each remaining page. Do not ink the pages before assembling once, because several panels change orientation during the folding process.
What small subject would you give an eight-page mini zine?
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