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There are now five Hallowe’en books in the Byopia Press Little Library. I have gathered the links in one post.

[Click on any book image below to reach the instruction post.]

This year’s story was by Frank R. Stockton and is either a horror story or a happily-ever-after romance. You get to decide.


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It’s time for another Make Your Own Book in the Byopia Press Little Library Hallowe’en series. Today’s story is Stockton’s most famous —did you read this in school?— and it is either a horror story or it isn’t.

The procedure for making the book is the standard one for this series of small drumleaf books. Download the printable file


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If you are on door duty on the 31st, you may be looking for ways to amuse yourself. Watching a good scary movie can be difficult —even a recorded one— because of interruptions, so games or toys might be a good alternative. Here are a selection of some past toys and games from Byopia Press. Some are suitable as a solo amusement, others require multiple participants.

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Those of you who have been reading my posts for a while will know that I can’t resist fiddling with existing folding patterns, so it will come as no surprise that today’s post offers two variations on the Catherine of Cleves box. Both use fewer cuts than the original.

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Today’s post looks at what happens when you use flat strips instead of thin rods to assemble a piano hinge binding.

If you own a copy of Hedi Kyle’s book The Art of the Fold, instructions for the rod version begin on page 141. Instructions on the internet can be fou...


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