Put the Gannon in the microwave ^_^ I dont remember why I made this.
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nifty core Mine!! #nifty
Set of 4 collage illustrations for the short story "Le temps des moissons".
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Stab Bindings Designer
This blog post has bookbinder Susan Green's top tips for learning how to make Japanese Stab Stitch style books, plus advice on materials and achieving good outcomes.
Closeup of Marionette Stab Stitch- Travel Journal with Case by Ruth Bleakley
Pixelart illustration made for the Pixeltober 2022 event
Before I began binding the final books for my Good Morning books project, I did a couple of test binds. I thought the decorative bind (red ...
In my last post, I posted pictures of a few Japanese stab-bound books I had made. Since a few people were curious how to do them, I though...
...to all fit in the nifty box where I keep them. I decided to make one instead of trying to buy a new box. It's pretty simple, held together with magnets so it can break down and lay flat. I've got everything cut out and the magnets are glued into the boards. But I'm out…
This class sold out before I even had a chance to post about it, WOW! I thought I'd share some photos of the sample books, and behind-the-s...
These binding experiments are done on foam core. I find it a lot easier to punch holes in foam core, as well as pull out mistakes. I have already taken one of these test patterns and applied it to a real project. It turned out pretty nicely, if I do say so myself. I hope…
Use this TALAS resource blog to help answer all your questions about archival storage, art conservation and preservation, bookbinding and more.
I have recently discovered a wonderful Japanese book binding technique on Pinterest called stab binding (as the holes used are going through all the pages at once). No gluing, nor special skills are required. I love the fact that this sophisticated look can actually be achieved easily as long as you follow the tutorial steps.
Posts about Japanese Stab Binding written by artistsgottaart
...or at least how I understand it. I've had many questions since I began posting my own Japanese stab bind designs: about how I create them, the thought process behind the designs and sewing mechanisms, the tools I use, etc. I'll break down my personal process in another post; for this one I want to…
Visit my store! --https://www.lakemichiganbookpress.comTime-lapse of making a hardcover Japanese stab binding book for an upcoming fair - thought I'd record ...
