SCHOOL BOOKLETS AND POCKETS

Use booklets and pockets on school pages to incorporate lots of photos and memorabilia.

Page by Glenda Cressy

In the above booklet Glenda used a hinge to open the front page of the booklet and

thereafter the booklet pages were stitched onto the base page by machine to form a hinge. Move each page out to the right by about 1cm and trim it with ribbon and a tab.

Here the page protector is cut around the booklet to expose it.

Page by Adrienne Lubbe

In the above booklet, Adrienne used a file fastener to keep the pages together.

The pages are all different sizes and are demarcated by a tab. The booklet is stuck through a slit in the plastic so that it sits on top of the page protector.

Page by Adrienne Lubbe

In this booklet the top page is the smallest, with each consecutive page cut 2 cm longer. The pages are also kept together with a file fastener which is hidden by the label 'Artwork'. This booklet is stuck on top of the page protector.

Page by Karen Adams

Use small or large pockets to tuck in memorabilia such as reports.

Here the pockets were stuck on with narrow double sided tape and mock stitching was drawn around the perimeter. Alternatively, the pockets can be stitched on to the base page by machine. A slit can be cut in the plastic for easy access to the memorabilia.