This video provides a clear, step by step approach to making books. By following the detailed instructions, you will learn how to bind books using relatively few tools and little material.
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Fastidious Book Art:
Cut or Folded?
How To:
Make a book using the five-hole pamphlet stitch
How To:
Remove binding from art books for scanning images
How To:
Glue in bookbinding
How To:
Make a book weight
How To:
Script large calligraphy letters copperplate style
How To:
Make a manila folder book
How To:
Make a brown paper bag book cover
How To:
Write alphabet letters A-M in calligraphy
How To:
Make a notebook with ribbon binding
How to Make amazing book art:
folded page art
How To:
Make a book without glue
How To:
Make a glue bound paperback book
How To:
Make a duct tape book cover
How To:
Rehinge a book cover
How To:
Use copperplate style script uppercase guidelines
How To:
Script calligraphy copperplate style letters A & M & N
How To:
Make a mini zine
How To:
Make a traditional Chinese stab binding book
How To:
Make a simple homemade journal from index cards, dental floss and a cereal box
Fastidious Book Art:
Cut or Folded?
How To:
Make a book using the five-hole pamphlet stitch
How To:
Remove binding from art books for scanning images
How To:
Glue in bookbinding
How To:
Make a book weight
How To:
Script large calligraphy letters copperplate style
How To:
Make a manila folder book
How To:
Make a brown paper bag book cover
How To:
Write alphabet letters A-M in calligraphy
How To:
Make a notebook with ribbon binding
How To:
Make a book without glue
How To:
Make a glue bound paperback book
How To:
Make a duct tape book cover
How to Make amazing book art:
folded page art
How To:
Rehinge a book cover
How To:
Use copperplate style script uppercase guidelines
How To:
Script calligraphy copperplate style letters A & M & N
How To:
Make a mini zine
How To:
Make a traditional Chinese stab binding book
How To:
Make a simple homemade journal from index cards, dental floss and a cereal box
1 Comment
found only three parts of a four or five part lesson. the three available are very informative and usefull. the video and instructions for the steps are clear and demonstrated. only fault is in materials are not described in depth or reasons for choice. example: type of glue used is not named. otherwise i have no complaints and am grateful for the information.
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