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his is the real deal. You are about to learn how
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to make a genuine book. Th e kind you buy from a
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bookstore, read from, keep your diary in, etc. Th e
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offi cial name for this style of book is fl at back case
binding, and the creative possibilities are endless. Th is SUPPLIES: 13) Bone folder If this list sends you reeling, relax!
1) Muslin cloth 14) Calculator (optional) You probably already own most of
is such a cool skill to add to your crafting repertoire!
2) Binder’s board 15) PVA glue those things, or can borrow them
Disclaimer: It will take some time – in total, a three 3) Scratch paper 16) Paper piercer from a neighbor or fellow crafter.
4) Book cloth or fabric 17) Needle (Dritz sewing needle, For specialty paper, kitakata and
day span with overnight drying – but don’t let that
5) Kitakata (Japanese paper) No. 2 crewel) binder’s board, visit your local art
intimidate you. Making a book from scratch is a great 6) Paper for text block 18) Waxed linen thread supply or craft store. PVA adhesive
7) Sponge (optional) 19) Scissors can be purchased at a hardware
feeling and so much fun! Clear, detailed instructions
8) 18” metal ruler 20) Cutting mat store. And if you have trouble
and helpful pictures give you an insider’s view that will 9) ¾” tool (binder’s board cut to ¾”) fi nding anything, go online – I
10) Glue brush Not pictured: recommend hollanders.com,
keep you on track every step of the way.
11) Pencil, eraser Water cup, weights or heavy books, paperarts.com or philobiblon.com/
12) Scalpel, extra blades HeatnBond by Th erm O Web, pliers suppliers.shtml.
written by Paige Evans
photographs by Mio Watanabe
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