If you don't want to hold on to your printed copy of Bacup Zine, why not return it to where you got it so someone else can enjoy reading it?
Or you could give it to someone else, like a neighbour.
Or you could leave it in the kitchen or lounge of your school or workplace.
Or you could take out the staples and use the paper for your own crafts, for instance collage, or maybe you like to do origami?
Or you could use the pages to make mini zines in which you can do collage, painting, doodling etc. There are different ways to create a booklet or mini zine out of a piece of paper, one is folding. However, if you cut the whole page up and stitch it together, your booklet will have more usable pages. All you need is a sheet of paper, some thread, scissors, and a needle. Check out how to do this below (the instructions are for a4 size paper but you can do this for other shapes/sizes too):
Or you could give it to someone else, like a neighbour.
Or you could leave it in the kitchen or lounge of your school or workplace.
Or you could take out the staples and use the paper for your own crafts, for instance collage, or maybe you like to do origami?
Or you could use the pages to make mini zines in which you can do collage, painting, doodling etc. There are different ways to create a booklet or mini zine out of a piece of paper, one is folding. However, if you cut the whole page up and stitch it together, your booklet will have more usable pages. All you need is a sheet of paper, some thread, scissors, and a needle. Check out how to do this below (the instructions are for a4 size paper but you can do this for other shapes/sizes too):