Paper binding

During this 3.5-hour workshop, participants will get to learn basic bookbinding skills and 4 variations of Japanese Stab Binding - 4-Hole, Hemp Leaf, Noble and Tortoise Shell. Participants will get to choose from a variety of colours for the cover and thread. Bring home 4 finished products and use them as notebooks, sketchbooks or gift them to a loved one. All materials and tools provided.

Instead of spending money buying a journal you can make one using paper and ribbon. This activity is a simple, fun activity to do with children or by yourself. Take a good amount of paper (20-30 pages, or more, depends how thick you want...

black_grey_white: an evolving pathhandbound notebook / coptic stitch binding

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How to make a paperback book. This one discusses using gorilla glue to hold the pages together

Subtle book “which is not called that because it is inside Mongolia. It's inside anyone who can see the void” (V. Pelevin). The 1st edition in grey paper made the book look like a coal mine, the beige paper (in the picture) of the 2nd edition makes it look like a desert storm. Parchment envelope (with silkscreened text) has a stormy sound. Staple binding. #dienachtpublishing #photobooks #photobook #photoghraphy #artbook #bookdesign #design #staplebinding #silkscreen #mongolia #pelevin #sand

Glue Book Binding Method (Stairs): I present here a method of binding a stack of paper with glue. It utilizes a simple finger technique which allows to apply glue to all of the pages of the stack at once. Here, right at the beginning I'll explain the idea of the technology, then I'll…

Flipbooks - Notepads - Softcover books - Hardcover books - Tape binding - Portfolios - Zines

42 Awesome Bookbinding Signature Designs and Stitching Ideas to get your creative juices flowing... Enjoy!

Here's a little something I whipped up for the Innovations Display at the Craft and Hobby Association Conference and Trade-show Winter 2011 A great company called Lineco, Inc. who sells awesome book binding supplies and kits, sent me some tools and materials to work with for this project and the demo I'm doing in the Craft Studio. I'm posting the basic instructions for this project, just incase you'd like to make one of these for yourself or for your valentine. This innovative use of an…