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The chunk, measure halfway up the book and use an exacto knife or scissors to cut through a couple pages at a time.Once you’ve cut through a few pages, rip the top half of the pages out of the book. Repeat the process until the top half of all 100 pages (50 sheets of paper) have been removed.Place a little bit of adhesive on the top and bottom right corners of the first half page, as shown below. Adhesive is optional – the pages will stayed rolled without it – but makes the finished project more secure.Count five half pages (including the one you just added adhesive to) and hold them as one page. Fold them to the right WITHOUT CREASING, rolling the outer edge of the pages in toward the spine of the book, and tuck them in. Repeat the process: adding adhesive to the top page, counting five pages, and folding it to the right without creasing, bringing the edges to the spine of the book. You are creating the rolled edge of the “vase” portion of the book. You’ll have enough half pages for 10 sections.This is what it will look like when you have folded/rolled all the half pages of the book:At this point the book will stay open and stand up on it’s own.You can start adding faux florals and greenery, placing stems down inside the rolls of paper. Cut the stems if they are too long.Continue adding florals until you like the arrangement, then your book vase is ready to display. I found that the florals stay put without any glue, which is nice because that means you can change them out for different seasons if you like. Learn how to transform an old hardback book into a beautiful vase for a floral arrangement! This is an easy craft for adults you can complete in under half an hour. Hardback BookTape RunnerFaux Florals and Greenery Exacto Knife or Scissors Start by finding the center of the book and opening it wide to crease the spine. Then repeat the process in ten page intervals for fifty pages to the right and left of the center. This will help the book stay open. Grab 50 numbered pages to the right of center and 50 numbered pages to the left of center. This is the chunk of pages that will create the vase. Starting at the beginning of the chunk, measure halfway up the page. Use an exacto knife or scissors to cut through a few pages at a time. Tear out the top half of the pages in the chunk. Add adhesive to the top and bottom corners of the first half page. Count out five
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Select All Tools > Organize pages. Specify the pages which you want to extract separated with a comma. For example, if you want to extract pages 3 and 5, enter 3, 5 in the pages field under PAGES SELECTED. Select the Extract pages under PAGE OPTIONS. In the dialog, select one or more of the following before you select Extract: To remove the extracted pages from the original document, select Delete pages after extracting.To create a single-page PDF for each extracted page, select Extract pages as separate files.To keep the original pages intact and create a single PDF for the extracted pages, deselect both options. The extracted pages are placed in a new document. Split PDFs into multiple documents You can split one or more PDFs into multiple smaller PDFs. When splitting a PDF, you can specify the split by the maximum number of pages, maximum file size, or top-level bookmarks. Open the PDF in Acrobat. From the upper left, select All Tools > Organize pages. In the left pane, under PAGE OPTIONS, select Split. A command dialog appears for the Split operation. In the Split By list, select the criteria for dividing the document: Number of pages Specify the maximum number of pages for each document in the split. File Size Specify the maximum file size for each document in the split. Top-level Bookmarks If the document includes bookmarks, it creates one document for every top-level bookmark. To specify a target folder for the split files and filename preferences, select Output Options. Specify the options as needed, and then select OK. Split multiple PDFs Open the PDF in Acrobat. From the upper left, select All Tools > Organize pages. In the left pane, under PAGE OPTIONS, select Split. A command dialog appears for the Split operation. In the Split by list, select the criteria for dividing the document: Number of pages Specify the maximum number of pages for each document in the split. File Size Specify the maximum file size for each document in the split. Top-level Bookmarks If the document includes bookmarks, it creates one document for every top-level bookmark. To specify a target folder for the split files and filename preferences, select Output Options. Specify the options as needed, and then select OK. Select Split multiple files. Select Add Files, and choose Add Files, Add Folders, or Add Open Files. Select the files or folder, and then select OK. Select Split. Move or copy pages in a PDF To copy or move pages within a document, use the page thumbnails in the right navigation pane or the document area. You can also transfer pages between documents using these thumbnails. In the Organize Pages view, drag and drop thumbnails to rearrange pages, or select a thumbnail and copy it as needed. Move or copy a page Open the PDF in Acrobat, and select All tools > Organize pages. The page thumbnails are displayed in the Document area. Select one or more page thumbnails. To move a page, drag
