Graph Style Book Folding Technique

[@jfranckum]

Great video. Once I started graph pattern I have never done one with a ruler again so much faster and easier

[@jfranckum]

I won’t go back to the ruler after trying graph patterns last year.
So much faster for me and I feel I get more accurate marks.
Thanks for the tutorial

[@CraftedSweetly]

Thank you. I agree. So easy!

[@kimharwood214]

Thank you Diana very informative instructions. I will have to give graph style a try. Thank you for sharing all your tips and techniques with us.

[@CraftedSweetly]

Thank you Kim for the kind words. I'm so glad you found it useful! :)

[@bba.by.marilyn]

Even though I tuck my page under the rod like you did, I always end up with the tabs nesting together when I move the page and it drives me bonkers. Great video of how to do a graph!

[@CraftedSweetly]

Takes practice.

[@elenabutnariu6287]

Thank you for this video. Very helpful. I couldn't find this pattern under the file tab

[@CraftedSweetly]

I just added it.

[@joshuajurk9875]

Thanks for sharing! I do have a question. So you say there is a program to do this? How can I find that, and can I use a design of my own to make something? Thanks again 😊

[@CraftedSweetly]

Yes. I used Wunderfold

[@GeminiDolly52951]

I see your pattern is made with Wunderfold - My question is - how do you make a graph style pattern when you go through Wunderfold? I went to the site, but didn't see just how to make the pattern a graph style'

[@CraftedSweetly]

Once you create the pattern, when you're ready to download, you'll see the option of table of graph.

[@barbarajensen4350]

Great idea to flip the book for last pages. Do you fold in same direction as beginning?

[@CraftedSweetly]

Yes, the fold is the same.