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A saddle-stitched book must have 4-page signatures (at least). Two of every four pages are on the low-folio side of the saddle stitches and two are on the high folio side (low folio just means the front of the book; high folio means the pages are after the center of the book).

What is a Signature? In bookbinding or journal crafting, a signature is a set of pages nested inside one another the creates one small section of the book. Each signature is usually 4 to 7 pages in total, and is individually stitched into the book.

Junk Journal: A book which is often made through found and recycled materials to be used as a way to collect and record memories, thoughts, ideas, and inspiration.

Known as Signatures, these sheets have multiple pages printed on each side. Signatures are most often associated with long-run book orders printed on offset presses. The use of Signatures speeds up the printing process, simplifies the binding operation, and reduces the amount of paper waste.

A signature (sig) is a sheet of paper printed with four or more pages of a book. It is folded to the approximate final page size and to put the pages in numerical order. The more common signature impositions are 4, 8, 16, 32, and 64 pages, which are formed by folding the sheet in half one or more times.

In bookbinding, a section, gathering, or signature is a group of sheets folded in half, to be worked into the binding as a unit.

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