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I’ve been kinda stumped with Christmas ideas. But another one came to me! Penelope and I made a few of these for gifts for her to give away. They make the perfect gift for guys or girls, too!…
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A Look into Lining! I've been on the cusp of lining my corset for the last few months now and I'm really hoping to be able to get roun...
TeoStudio Handbound Journals: January 2012
These were the first three miniature books I made shortly after I started experimenting with bookbinding in early 1997. Sewn in four 8 page signatures with 3 hole link stitch, they are quarter reductions of the previous book. Bound in red bookcloth the largest is 2 3/16" x 2 7/8", middle book is 1 3/16" x 1 5/8" and the smallest is 9/16" x 13/16".
Welcome to "Into the Woods: A 20-Day Watercolour Forest Adventure" Embark on a captivating artistic adventure where we dive deep into the enchanting world of forests through the vibrant medium of watercolor. Over the course of 20 days, we will immerse ourselves in the beauty and tranquility of forest landscapes. Each day, you will be guided through a new video lesson, unveiling a unique aspect of forest life to capture on your watercolor canvas. Through a series of engaging video lessons, you will learn various watercolor techniques specifically tailored to bring these forest scenes to life. Discover how to create atmospheric depth, play with light and shadow, depict the intricate details of leaves and branches, and infuse your paintings with a sense of serenity and mystery. By the end of this 20-day watercolor forest journey, you will have developed a stunning collection of forest-themed paintings, showcasing your growth and creativity. Whether you are a beginner eager to explore the magic of watercolor or an experienced artist seeking new inspiration, "Into the Woods" promises to ignite your passion for painting and deepen your connection to the captivating world of forests. Are you ready to immerse yourself in the beauty of nature, unleash your creativity, and embark on this extraordinary watercolor forest journey? Join us for the "Into the Woods" class and let your artistic spirit thrive among the trees!
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A little Nook of Mixed Media, Art journals, Art, Whimsy, writing, painting, photography, letting art and life collide.
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Upcycled, handmade journals, sketchbooks, book necklaces and more by Melissa Oesch
Handbound Notebook/Sketchbook - Longstitch Binding: This sketchbook/notebook is my second attempt at longstitch bookbinding. I thought the typical longstitch "patterns" were a bit boring, so I made my own variation on longstitch. The cover is made of some thin, flexible cardboard I found and the sign…
Bound Concertina, unsupported I had an example of a bound concertina with a supported sewing just a short time ago (Book 332) and this is now the follow-up book using the same idea of sewing signatures to the mountains of the concertina, but this time with no spine support.
I finally did the one remaining Crossed Structure binding on the list. This is the CSB Hidden. I have done two of these books now: one with a leather cover and one with a handmade paper cover. I found the paper cover worked better for me, probably since i was able to get more accurate folds and such. So the sections are sewn onto the D-shaped part of the back cover. The front cover is cut with an extension that folds over the spine and overlaps the back cover a bit. It has little windows for the sewing to show through and the D-panel on the back cover to poke through. The overlapping pieces on the front and back are then simply secured - I just pasted them into place. Cutting the front cover can be a bit tricky, requiring very accurate measurements for the various cuts. But overall, the process of making the CSB Hidden seemed simpler than some of the other CSBs. Here's the finished book, with the green apple handmade paper looking a bit better in the natural light outside...unlike the washed-out photos above. So I've worked my way though all of Arregui's CSBs. I am planning to revisit the CSB Solo since i think I'm not doing it quite right. But otherwise, let me see...I think the CSB Basic is my preferred style to make - I find it very flexible and can produce several different "looks" with that structure; however, the CSB Protective and CSB Linked are my new favorites so I want to do more with them now. Well, maybe not right NOW...but soon. I seem to have agreed to make several books for a local customer...24 books actually, to be ready by mid-December....so I'm kinda busy with that for now!
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