The first time that I saw printed directions for this book stucture was in a book, which I did not buy, in a Teachers Store somewhere in Brooklyn, about thirty years ago. I tried to memorize the instructions (I failed). It was a couple of years before I found it again.
Over the years I have come across many, many sets of instructions for this structure. Maybe one day someone will collect as many versions as they can find and post them all in one place. But, for now, here’s my most current version (This, the third or forth attempt at getting it right.) If you want to print it out, this link : Making an 8-page Origami Pamphlet will be a better quality than the above image. For black and white printing, here is the B&W handout for the Origami Pamphlet.
And, just for fun, here are a few more links to directions posted by other people:
- English teacher, Andrew Leggett’s, simple-origami-book
- Artist and Bookbinder, Rhonda Miller’s, secret-fold-notebook
- Artist and Instructor, Susan Kapuscinski Gaylord’s. hot dog booklet
Addendum March 5, 2014 : I’ve just created a Pinterest board with loads of different versions of instructions of this same structure. It’s a fun look at all the variations. http://www.pinterest.com/bookzoompa/a-collection-of-how-to-make-an-orgami-pamphlet-eig/
Please send me links to any other tutorials like this that you may find!
Playful Bookbinding and Paper Works 
This book is also known as the “instant book” from “How to Make a Book” by Esther K Smith. She shows it in a taller form as well.
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Directions for this book form is so well covered by so many artists that I sometimes think it would be a great idea to have a show that just featured set of directions have been created by different people. One of these days I might put together a show of this myself! I will keep a look out for Esther’s directions: she makes great tutorials.
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This is my first time pay a visit at here and i
am truly impressed to read everthing at one place.
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thank you for looking!
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I was excited to uncover this page. I need to to thank you
for your time for this particularly wonderful read!!
I definitely loved every bit of it and i also have you book marked to check out new stuff on your web site.
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I needed to thank you for this great read!! I definitely enjoyed every bit
of it. I have you book-marked to check out new stuff you post…
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Love it! Thank you for sharing this!
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Thanks so much for expressing your appreciation. This makes my day.
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how can i make more pages? email me plz thanks!
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This is the easiest way to add more pages https://bookzoompa.wordpress.com/2009/12/07/making-a-40-page-booklet-with-5-papers-and-4-rubber-bands/
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