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		<title>Cardboard Book Making</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I LOVE cardboard! It&#8217;s very hard for me to throw it into the recycle bin. This bunny book is an exact copy of  a cardboard book I saw in Target for $6. I couldn&#8217;t believe the price of it! No kidding, the book was made the same way I made this one here- recycled Annies&#8217; brand box, small metal rings and [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I LOVE cardboard! It&#8217;s very hard for me to throw it into the recycle bin. This bunny book is an exact copy of  a cardboard book I saw in Target for $6. I couldn&#8217;t believe the price of it! No kidding, the book was made the same way I made this one here- recycled Annies&#8217; brand box, small metal rings and paper&#8230;..$6 is crazy to me when you can make it for pennies at home! AND it&#8217;s such a great way to reuse cardboard!</p>
<p><a href="http://www.5orangepotatoes.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2009/09/book-making.jpg"><img class="alignnone size-medium wp-image-1161" title="book making" src="http://www.5orangepotatoes.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2009/09/book-making-400x600.jpg" alt="book making" width="360" height="540" /></a></p>
<p>What you need: cardboard from boxes found at the food store, yarn or metal rings (the smaller the better, depends on how thick you want the book to be), paper, scissors, and a hole punch. Making the book is pretty straightforward- cut, punch holes, stack and clip. It&#8217;s pretty easy.</p>
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<p> We make our cardboard books in all shapes and sizes for all different reasons. The Little Ladies love making books and I find they enjoy writing more in these little books! Here, I added notebook paper to my &#8220;creative&#8221;  book; it&#8217;s a place where I write ideas, doodle felty patterens and write anything I&#8217;m afraid of forgetting.  Araina&#8217;s book (top right) is about our sunflower garden with a diagram of the garden,  pictures of the flowers, how to grow them and seed packets in tow.  Fauna&#8217;s book (rectangular, manila paper) is a multiplication book (bound with yarn) where she wrote some multiplication facts.</p>
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<p> The metal rings can be found in office and educational supply stores. Enjoy!</p>
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