Circle Book Tutorial by Lynne Connolly

A tutorial showing you how to make a unique little circle book, this can be scaled to size depending on the size of your circles!
I don’t know who originally designed this fab little structure, I saw a photo of it and worked it out so sharing the joy.
Basic materials needed: double sided printed paper circles approx 12 - 14, + 2 needed for the cover. (printed photocopy paper, artwork, maps, magazines etc). Piece of 1mm card for covers. Scissors, glue stick/PVA, pencil, bone folder or old store card to make good folds, ribbon (optional).
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[@deborahkelly7102]

Superior tutorial...very concise!

[@2010ymg]

Thank you so much for this amazing tutorial! This is very generous and I very much look forward to trying this technique.

[@eviedun]

I so enjoyed watching this Lynne. Thank you for sharing with us and I can't wait to try it 👏👏😘

[@crazy4atc1]

Love this! Thank you!!!!

[@lenoregoertzen9121]

Thank you, that’s beautiful

[@TotowizardZ]

Thank you so much for your great instructions - I'm on my way with my book!!

[@LynneConnolly_Photography]

That's great Marilyn, have fun!

[@dzakidoesmobilegames9793]

This is very creative, Bravo!

[@handcraftedbymeh2032]

brilliant tutorial thank u 🙂

[@LynneConnolly_Photography]

You're welcome 😊

[@anneliljedahl7031]

Thank you very concise directions. I bought the Olfa circle cutter yesterday and am eager to use it making this book. About the photo book: are they photo paper prints and if so do you find the paper cracks along the fold lines?

[@recoveringsoul755]

Not sure but she did say the photo paper was stiffer. You could make a color copy of the photos onto regular paper

[@LynneConnolly_Photography]

Sorry I missed these comments, yes photo paper is thicker so harder to fold precisely and can crack. Thinner photo papers would work better but photocopying them will give you the image and a better paper weight to work with.