Graduation Photo Album is a photo album to store the living conditions of your classmates. It makes a thoughtful gift for your classmates! It's also wonderful to display on a graduation party celebration table.It may be a board book or regular book (perfect bound, saddle stitched or hardcover). 

The features of this graduation album include board panel (three plies of paperboard), board binding,landscape orientation, etc.

Cover of board book:

Inside pages of board book:

1.5mm thick panel:

Color control procedures:

The color of our digital sample is 95% similar to that of printed sample on Heidelberg printer. They are put in our strict color management system. We can supply a whole set of digital printing sample for your reference. Of course, you can see its final binding effects after receiving this digital sample. It can be finished within three days. 

We ensure the color consistency through our advanced Koda CTP system and strict color management procedures from pre-press to printing on the printer.

Quality control flowchart:

We have implemented strict 6S manufacturing system and ISO9001 quality assurance system. There are 12 QC inspectors and engineers, and all the products have to be inspected before leaving the factory (100% inspected).

Production:

Step 1: Cut boards

Cut desired-size boards from pressed cardboard. I used an  illustration board but any pressed (not corrugated) cardboard will do. You'll need enough for the interior pages, plus the front and back cover. Round two of the corners. 

Step 2: Print interior pages

Print the images on adhesive paper, one for each pair of facing pages. The first image will be the inside of the front cover and the first page; the next is the second and third page, etc. I used Avery full sheet labels for this. Keep any content away from the edge. Cut down each sheet to roughly the size of the image. 

Step 3: Mount interior pages

Peel of the backing from the first sheet and lay it face down. Place two boards on top, lining them up with the center of the sheet. 
Trim off the excess adhesive paper using a sharp knife. 
Continue mounting all interior pages, using the back of the previous page for the front of the next. 

Step 4: Print cover

Measure the thickness of the book so far. Determine the size of the image for the front cover, plus the thickness of the book, plus any border. The image should be, from left to right, the back cover, the spine and the front cover. 

Print the image on adhesive paper. Crease the paper along the edges of the spine. 
If you can't print a single image large enough for the entire cover, you can print it in two pieces, overlapping on the spine. 

Step 5: Mount cover

Peel the backing off the cover sheet and lay it face down. Cut two strips of heavy paper (card stock), each the width of the spine. Press them onto the adhesive paper, one along the spine, one next to it on the back cover. 
Set the book on the cover, lining up the spine. Wrap the front and back cover around the book. Trim off any excess paper. When the book is opened, the cover should pull away from the book along the spine and a narrow strip of the back cover.