I found dozens and dozens of sites that had instructions for making your own flip book.  One of my favorites was done by reguitar squiggle, a young man who posted on YouTube.  He uses post-it notes to make his.
Here are some other links
WikiHow: Just the bare facts in text form, followed by another video which shows how to create a flipbook from loose paper.
Make: Bennett showed how he made a flipbook from some video he shot.
Fliptomania: Another informational site, with products for sale, including a flipbook “kit”.

Flipbooks?  Those funny little cartoons that were a cross between a comic book and a movie?  Or sometimes the flip part was down in the corner of the book?  Well, Flipbook.Info has all the facts on flipbooks that you’ll need to restart your craving for these fun little treasures.

They were extremely popular in the early years of the 20th century, but there are some folks who are still producing them today.  In fact, they’re pretty easy to make if you’d be interested in giving it a try.  I’ll rustle up a couple of instruction links for tomorrow.
In the meantime, here’s …read more