http://www.biancolo.com/tags/roundup/ Recent content in Roundup on biancolo.com Hugo en-us Fri, 03 Apr 2026 15:13:04 +0000 http://www.biancolo.com/blog/paper-roundups/ Fri, 03 Apr 2026 15:13:04 +0000 http://www.biancolo.com/blog/paper-roundups/ <p>In 2024 I started taking a different approach to my annual roundup: I printed &rsquo;em on paper, for friends, like an animal. I just wanted something less ephemeral.</p> <p>But all is not lost! You can view the PDF online or use it to print your own. The page order only makes sense if you print and fold it, but it&rsquo;s still workable online-only.</p> <h3 id="instructions">Instructions:</h3> <ol> <li>Download a roundup: <strong><a href="http://www.biancolo.com/blog/files/2025_annual_roundup.pdf">2025</a>, <a href="http://www.biancolo.com/blog/files/2024_annual_roundup.pdf">2024</a></strong> (if you want to read online you can stop here)</li> <li>Print it. Print double-sided, and opt to flip the pages over the short edge.</li> <li>Keeping the pages in order, cut the stack in half the long way (red line): <img src="http://www.biancolo.com/blog/images/paper-roundups/where_to_cut.webp" alt="where to cut"></li> <li>Take this whole stack and put it on top of the other stack: <img src="http://www.biancolo.com/blog/images/paper-roundups/top_stack.webp" alt="top stack"></li> <li>Fold the book over left to right. If you&rsquo;ve done it correctly this should be the front cover (or first page if you decide to put a cover on it): <img src="http://www.biancolo.com/blog/images/paper-roundups/front_cover.webp" alt="front cover"></li> <li>Staple or stitch the binding if you want, tell me what you love or hate if you want :)</li> </ol>