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If you inadvertently tear or cut along both long sides of the envelope in error, you'll end up with a landscape book instead of portrait. This in itself isn't an issue, it still works.

When I do this, usually because I am rushing, I tend to make one long cut along three panes so that I can tear off full windows as I have done here. This way I can dispose of the complete rather than carry it around unnecessarily.

Step Two - after slicing along the two short edges and ONE of the long edges, you should get this. Now fold the paper so you have 8 windows or panes. You might want to double fold so that the paper bends easily in both directions

Step One - you receive an A5 envelope.
Cut it, or slice with a knife, along three edges so it will open out into an A4 piece of paper, as in A5 opened.
If you slice along two of the long sides in error, no problem, this still works (see, A5 long rip)

When doing this for the firs time, it might be useful to use this image to help you figure out which pages will be where.

Step Three- you have an A4 p.o.p (piece of paper) with a hole in it (hover over centre of photo for ore detail.

The stars are for orientation purposes only!