If you’ve been attending “Bookbinding University” since the beginning, you already have several techniques under your belt including How to Make a Text Block, How to Make a Composition Notebook, How to Make a Hardback Journal Cover and Perfect Binding. PHEW!
This week, we are going to have a little fun with a few creative alterations and add-on techniques that will bring your custom notebooks to the next level.
Today, I’ve got a very quick and incredibly easy tutorial on creating your own bookcloth. In previous “lectures” I’ve used paper when creating my covers – but you can also cover your creation with bookcloth…and you are going to love how simple this is.
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How to Make a Text Block | How to Make a Hardcover | How to Make a Composition Style Notebook | How to Make Your Own Bookcloth | How to Make Elastic Closures & Headbands | Perfect Binding
Awesome!!! Thank you.
That is one slick trick,Amber! Thanks!
Thanks for sharing all of this valuable information!
Susan
Yoou’re such a little genius. What a terrific idea.
your amazing!
Wow! This is really good! Can’t wait to try these precious free classes. Thank for all the information you share, it’s priceless.
A question, why do you cover the adhesive with tissue paper? The adhesive is not enough to adhere to the chipboard? Thanks.
Lovely!
Hi. I just found you and love your blog. How do I sign up to follow and have your blog delivered to email? Thanks
Karen.
Please let me know:)
I would love to have you subscribe to Damask Love by email! You’ll find a link on the sidebar that will allow you to get updates for each post. So happy to have you as my newest follower!
love it!!
Can I ask where you got these nice fabrics? I’ve been trying to search for them but couldn’t manage to find it… Awesome and clear tutorial
Can I ask where you get the fabrics? I can’t find them:( awesome tutorial!
Excellent tutorial! Very easy to understand. Thank You!
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Goodness I love this! Brilliant!
OMG, that looks *so* much easier than the process I’ve been using. Many thanks!
Okay, just discovering this 5 years later! But it is absolutely perfect for what I want to do and so very easy. Thanks! Now, to watch all of the previous videos