I had a request via comments for a book folding template, with Mr & Mrs. I made two versions, one with spaces either side of the & and one without. My thought was that you wouldn’t need the spaces, along with how the heck you create them! I could only think you would fold a handful of pages so they stopped short of the edge, then after doing 10 or so if those, carry on with the next character. This is more at the beginning and the end, but I think the effect will be the same
Notice how the point falls well short of the edge of the pages.
And the effect when the book is upstanding
And a slightly different angle:
So here are the two templates. Please, please do share your book with me if you make one!
As a side note, I get a lot of comments and follow-up email discussion about determining the page count. I would suggest going back to the original post to see how I determine that.
scrappystickyinkymess 
21/02/2017 at 7:14 am
HI, Just wondering if you have a heart template for about 300 pages. Thanks in advance 🙂
21/02/2017 at 7:56 am
There are a number of hearts here https://scrappystickyinkymess.wordpress.com/2017/01/25/hearts-hearts-and-more-hearts/ and why I won’t tell you how many pages you need can be found here https://scrappystickyinkymess.wordpress.com/2016/01/17/book-folding-why-i-wont-count-them-out/
09/04/2016 at 10:20 am
Hi just started book folding and I have got to gribs with the two folds on a letter like with the letter’o’. But I’m struggling with the three lines in one column on a letter. For example ‘E’. I printed your template of HOME and has got stuck at this letter. Any help would be gratefully received. Many Thanks
09/04/2016 at 11:30 am
It’s no different than doing two alternating folds. Each “line” is made up of parts – in the O there are two parts, in an E there are three parts. You just have to fold each part in sequence!
When you do the O, you fold the top line on one page then the bottom line on the next (two pages used) to fold a “line” of two parts
When folding an E you do the top line on a page, the middle line on the next, then the bottom line on the next (three pages used) to fold a “line” of three parts. Then you repeat. The important thing is to always stick to the sequence or top, then middle, then bottom rather than jumping around.
https://scrappystickyinkymess.wordpress.com/2015/05/04/book-folding-with-templates/ Re-reading that post may help explain it as I def. show a two-part line alternating fold!
HTH
09/04/2016 at 3:17 pm
Thank you so much that has made it a lot clearer. Will post a picture if I succeed ghis is my first attempt! !
13/10/2015 at 5:14 am
Oh WOW!!!! I love this can’t wait to make one. Thank you , Thank you