life drawing, I take single sheets of paper, and then bind them when Im home. probably not work safe... also here http://sky-n.blogspot.com/2011/02/life-drawing.html

In this step-by-step tutorial I show you how to bind SINGLE SHEETS of paper together using Japanese Stab Bookbinding method. Order my book here: https://www....

I have finally completed my tutorial for the making of my Mandala Journal. I tried to keep it to three parts, but, well... you can skip certain parts if you aren't wanting to experience things like paper maché! I think I'll let the videos do the teaching, and wait for questions to come in - then, as they do, I will update this post and address them rather than try to guess at what I've left out - because I'm sure I've left some stuff out!! Part I goes over applying joint compound, or wall…

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Single sheet zine making, part two! Of course I didn’t think this through and part two is now ahead of part one… 🤦‍♀️ #singlesheetzine #singlesheetsketchbook #bookbinding #howdoyoudothat. Post Malone...

4. How to Bind a Paperback into a Hardback (single sheet binding) - Oversewn binding - After the first section, sew two sections together at a time; changing the direction of sewing each time you start sewing a new pair of sections.

Ido agassi on Instagram: "Making a Japanese Binding: A bookbinding beginners class Link in my Bio I am proud to present my new online class In this class, I will teach you how to make a Japanese binding, a simple binding technique that allows you to bind single sheets of paper in different thicknesses and sizes. In this class I will take you step by step through the binding process with clear explanations and detailed shots to give you a better understanding, both visually and…

To make this little book, you will need a single 12 x 12 sheet of paper or light cardstock. You can use plain and decorate as you choose, or, as I have done with my finished book, use a sheet of double sided cardstock. I used a Scor-Pal for my scoring, but you don't have to have one of these. The pockets in this book are large enough to hold ATC's or photo's of a similar size. Step 1. Score your sheet at 6" then turn your card over and score at 2" from each edge. (2" and 10" if measuring…

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