10 sigs is a lot. I'd definitely condense them. I don't measure the width of the sigs; I use graph paper to make a pattern of the spine, figure out where the holes should go, then sew the sigs in where they fit--it's not about how wide they are; it's about how much room you have in the width of the spine. There can be spaces between the sigs if need be.
@ricefz Again, thank you! Did you ever figure out how you were going to keep the journal you showed us how to make ... closed? LOL I'm thinking about using a strip of the same cover leather, make slots in the back and just wrap it around. Making this journal is great fun!
@NolaGB I think I did exactly that--I used a long thin strip, enough to wrap around a couple of times. I don't remember how I attached it, but I think it was the slits in the back and then threading it through itself--the common way those strips are attached. (Sorry--I don't know what it's called, but you see it on commercially made leather books that have those straps.)
Enjoyed your video and learned a lot, but I'm trying to figure out how to hide the knots on the outside of the spine. The book (journal) I'm making is for a male friend, so beads won't work. Any ideas??
@ricefz Thank you! This is my first journal & I'm not sure about something. I have 10 signatures, each with 5 folded sheets (he wants a lot of pages). This will require 10 holes in the soft leather cover. How do you determine how wide the spine will be? Press down on all signatures or stack them & measure the width across? Ten holes seems like an awful lot. Should I perhaps combine the signatures (10 folded pages per sig.), decreasing the number of sigs? Thank you for your help!
@CanadaDrysgirl I glued an extra piece of leather (or thick fabric, for some of them) inside along the spine to make it sturdier. You could use cardboard, but I'd wrap it in fabric first, or maybe decorative paper--it will show a little, and cardboard is kind of ugly unless you're going for a grunge look, in which case I'd go for it! Good luck, and thank you for watching~~
Thank you for posting this! I couldn't find a part 3. How did you end up finishing it off? Or are you waiting for a magical "round2it" to appear b4 U finish it ;)
@khaughey66 Sorry about not doing part III--I finished this one and a bunch more, but it wasn't very exciting--just trimming the covers and adding a long leather strip to wrap around it--so I never videoed it. So sorry--I should do that, but then I'd have to start from scratch and make another book to get to the point to show how it's finished, and I'm not making books right now and have given away most of the ones I made.
@ricefz well you've done such a wonderful job of the book that I hope you reconsider and post a vid for the finishing touches. Maybe a pic and walk through of the finishing steps via voice over??? Thanks :-)
@thefungarian Thank you! Glad you found it helpful. I don't know what the music is--it was radio in the studio on a jazz station. The pink thing--years ago I bought a cardboard box of antlers at an estate sale--they are wild goats, I think, but I don't know. I hated that something had been killed, and I didn't want these to go to waste. So I sprayed-painted this one (and will do some of the others) and attached it to a painted wooden heart-shaped base and screwed it to the wall to hold malas.
@OreoGoesRawrr If you mean three pieces of paper, yes. You can adjust those however you want. For the book binding thread, you'll probably have to order it, but you can use a heavy-duty thread from the fabric store just as easily, or some fake sinew or waxed linen or hemp from the craft store (check in the beading and leatherwork sections). Any heavy paper will do. Use leather scraps--I go to the thrift store on half-off day and buy leather skirts and jackets that are out of style & cut them up.
Oh, thank you soooo much for posting this! I've wanted to make a small sketchbook for a while (as a 9x12 is unwieldy on the go) and this is such a great help! I was having a hard time finding a full walkthrough.
thank you for making this look easy, I am going to try it. Who is your leather supplier, I have been looking at the leather they sell at stores like hobby lobby , but they are so small
@JraiLuvChild I try to use leather from coats, skirts, etc., from the thrift store because I'm opposed to hunting, etc.. I shouldn't use leather at all, but if it's recycled, I don't feel as bad. If you're buying new leather, try Tandy's. But first look at Goodwill (ours has clothes 50% off on Sundays) and the Salvation Army (50% off on Fridays--yours may differ, but check!)
Love it... I'm making one of those and your way of making it seemes way easier... and fun. You're really funny, your comments looks like a aunt of mine... I love her.
Thanks so very much for this video. I've been trying to make sense out of diagrams from a book, good book but nothing replaces seeing it done. Thanks, thanks, thanks, and thanks again!!!!!!!
@ricefz Good to find your great instructions, having done a class a few weeks ago I am so liking making books and always looking for new ideas.....many thanks
I wish my grandma was just like you miss. She would be probably best grandma in the whole world- punk rocker grandma and metalhead grandson :D (I don't say she's bad, but sometimes too much conservative...). Once again I'll say- informative, well done and really nice video :) Best regards, Greg
@SeanSymphony I've done other binding but don't have any videos of those--mostly sewing traditional text blocks and gluing those into covers--the "real book" binding. I'm sure there are lots of great tutorials out there, though. Good luck!
im probably years too late. but i got to admit, i like ur tutorial compared to others that i have seen. it can never bores me. XD i like it! thanks! =D
lol i should have seen this video before i tried making a book lol (epic fail) i got glue all over the house(fall on his knees*sniff* T_T) lol well at least i know what not to do. Thanks for the information great job
(better than the last vid that i saw from this other guy, ..... it was way to complicated ) youre's is easy to understand thank you =)
I'm tryed to make it today (watched this yesterday night) and it worked really good. The one thing though is that when I put the pages into each other, the outside of it (The part where you turn the pages) in kind of went in a triangle shape ... Any advice?
yeah, it will do that because of the thickness of the pages. if you have a heavy-duty paper cutter, you could trim the edges after you're done. i just pretend it's part of the design and go with it!
also--you could measure and cut the pages before you sew--make the inside ones just a little narrower~~
I'm a twin and my bro & I enjoy to writeing stories. I also like to draw and I get tired of buying books so I wanted to make my own. Thanks to your videos I will. Thanks so much and keep up the good work. ^^
thank you sooo much for these videos!!! I used this for and english project and none of my teachers could stop drooling over it, and now I' m using it to make ny friend a christmas gift!! Thank you Thank You!!!!!
Cool, thank you for these videos... I'm thinking of putting something like this together as a birthday present for somebody, but have no idea what I'm doing! lol
Hey. This is the best instructional video I've ever watched. It's like a friend is explaining it to me. I think I'll be trying many more of these books. Thanks a lot.
oh, sure: i've used heavy-duty carpet thread and simple embroidery floss. you can use any kind of thread or cord that's sturdy enough not to break. even strong dental floss or, i would guess, fishing line! give it a try--what's there to lose? if it falls apart, you get some other thread and sew it back--
i use Alene's Tacky Glue for most gluing. leather to leather, i use leather glue. on one cover, i cut three slits and wove in a long strip with a slice in it, so it could go around and then though itself--for a long leather closure: it wraps around a couple of times and tucks into itself.
thanks for this video! how did you reinforce the leather? did you just glue pieces together? what glue? and lastly, i am curious as to what you do with the covers once finished...do you put snaps? or do you cut to size and glue pages to the outmost pages among your signatures? LOVE THE JAZZ!
thanks for this posting! i wish i could see more of what you were doing (camera angles was a little off). can you demonstrate some variations on the stitching (to make it more of a design on the spine)? thanks again - this was very helpful.
Great Job!!! Love the video!!! Perfect... One question... The Music? Was it from the cd titled Elevator Music for book binding? Lol all in all great video!!! Love your personality! Your allot of fun! A little corny but fun and interesting!
i am not into bookbinding atm, but i just wanted to say: you have one of the most well-paced, tutorial voices/narrations i've ever seen in any tutorial video... you'd make an excellent instructor for anything you know well
Thanks for posting this, great ideas. I have the same problem with those clips and they aren't so bad if you fold the wings down flat to your paper ;) Please can you put the camera higher so what you are doing stays in shot as your ideas are fab and I'd love to see more videos if you get the chance to make some more.
You did good! very helpful
morganod 1 week ago
@morganod Thank you!
ricefz 1 week ago
10 sigs is a lot. I'd definitely condense them. I don't measure the width of the sigs; I use graph paper to make a pattern of the spine, figure out where the holes should go, then sew the sigs in where they fit--it's not about how wide they are; it's about how much room you have in the width of the spine. There can be spaces between the sigs if need be.
ricefz 2 months ago
@ricefz Again, thank you! Did you ever figure out how you were going to keep the journal you showed us how to make ... closed? LOL I'm thinking about using a strip of the same cover leather, make slots in the back and just wrap it around. Making this journal is great fun!
NolaGB 2 months ago
@NolaGB I think I did exactly that--I used a long thin strip, enough to wrap around a couple of times. I don't remember how I attached it, but I think it was the slits in the back and then threading it through itself--the common way those strips are attached. (Sorry--I don't know what it's called, but you see it on commercially made leather books that have those straps.)
ricefz 2 months ago
Enjoyed your video and learned a lot, but I'm trying to figure out how to hide the knots on the outside of the spine. The book (journal) I'm making is for a male friend, so beads won't work. Any ideas??
NolaGB 2 months ago
@NolaGB Maybe something metal instead of beads? Washers? Small metal things with holes drilled in?
ricefz 2 months ago
@ricefz Thank you! This is my first journal & I'm not sure about something. I have 10 signatures, each with 5 folded sheets (he wants a lot of pages). This will require 10 holes in the soft leather cover. How do you determine how wide the spine will be? Press down on all signatures or stack them & measure the width across? Ten holes seems like an awful lot. Should I perhaps combine the signatures (10 folded pages per sig.), decreasing the number of sigs? Thank you for your help!
NolaGB 2 months ago
This is fantastic for a beginner. Thank you!
LokiVirus 4 months ago
Is the spine just leather too or is there cardboard or something in it? Thank you sooo much this is an amazing video!
CanadaDrysgirl 4 months ago
@CanadaDrysgirl I glued an extra piece of leather (or thick fabric, for some of them) inside along the spine to make it sturdier. You could use cardboard, but I'd wrap it in fabric first, or maybe decorative paper--it will show a little, and cardboard is kind of ugly unless you're going for a grunge look, in which case I'd go for it! Good luck, and thank you for watching~~
ricefz 4 months ago
LOVE this!!!!! Thank you!!
CanadaDrysgirl 4 months ago
how did you close the cover. i got the exact same results but the cover doesnt stay still
sydneyhardy 6 months ago
Wow, you are the best, I always wanted to learn this, I think I can do one now. Thanks for sharing!
martamellow 7 months ago
Wonderful tutorial! But........... It would be nicer if the camera was about 3 inches
higher:)
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woodlist 7 months ago
omg you're so cute
bravelilcassie 8 months ago
hi! thanks for the videos! very easy to follow! Love your background music.
babyflorence 9 months ago 5
@babyflorence Thank you!
ricefz 9 months ago
lefties!!!
kaleb4444 9 months ago
Thank you for posting this! I couldn't find a part 3. How did you end up finishing it off? Or are you waiting for a magical "round2it" to appear b4 U finish it ;)
khaughey66 11 months ago
@khaughey66 Sorry about not doing part III--I finished this one and a bunch more, but it wasn't very exciting--just trimming the covers and adding a long leather strip to wrap around it--so I never videoed it. So sorry--I should do that, but then I'd have to start from scratch and make another book to get to the point to show how it's finished, and I'm not making books right now and have given away most of the ones I made.
ricefz 11 months ago
@ricefz well you've done such a wonderful job of the book that I hope you reconsider and post a vid for the finishing touches. Maybe a pic and walk through of the finishing steps via voice over??? Thanks :-)
musictoliveby08 7 months ago
Thank you for posting this, I found it very helpful!
I also like the music you've got playing in the background, who's the artist?
One last thing, what's that pink thing in the background with the gold (antlers?) coming out of it?
thefungarian 11 months ago
@thefungarian Thank you! Glad you found it helpful. I don't know what the music is--it was radio in the studio on a jazz station. The pink thing--years ago I bought a cardboard box of antlers at an estate sale--they are wild goats, I think, but I don't know. I hated that something had been killed, and I didn't want these to go to waste. So I sprayed-painted this one (and will do some of the others) and attached it to a painted wooden heart-shaped base and screwed it to the wall to hold malas.
ricefz 11 months ago
I'm doing this for my school project, do u think I could use 3 pieces for each signature? Also, where do u get the supplies?
OreoGoesRawrr 11 months ago
@OreoGoesRawrr If you mean three pieces of paper, yes. You can adjust those however you want. For the book binding thread, you'll probably have to order it, but you can use a heavy-duty thread from the fabric store just as easily, or some fake sinew or waxed linen or hemp from the craft store (check in the beading and leatherwork sections). Any heavy paper will do. Use leather scraps--I go to the thrift store on half-off day and buy leather skirts and jackets that are out of style & cut them up.
ricefz 11 months ago
@ricefz Oh, Okay! I just found the Tala site on your blog. The video is going to be very helpful! Thank you! :)
OreoGoesRawrr 11 months ago
great idea. I plan to try this. I will probably lay the tongs of my clips flat as not to catch.
InNotchoMama 1 year ago
Oh, thank you soooo much for posting this! I've wanted to make a small sketchbook for a while (as a 9x12 is unwieldy on the go) and this is such a great help! I was having a hard time finding a full walkthrough.
HawockHain 1 year ago
Thank you very much for both videos. They are most helpful.
lostfan716 1 year ago
thank you for making this look easy, I am going to try it. Who is your leather supplier, I have been looking at the leather they sell at stores like hobby lobby , but they are so small
JraiLuvChild 1 year ago
@JraiLuvChild I try to use leather from coats, skirts, etc., from the thrift store because I'm opposed to hunting, etc.. I shouldn't use leather at all, but if it's recycled, I don't feel as bad. If you're buying new leather, try Tandy's. But first look at Goodwill (ours has clothes 50% off on Sundays) and the Salvation Army (50% off on Fridays--yours may differ, but check!)
ricefz 1 year ago
Thanks for the clear, simple crafter's method without a lot of official book binding equipment needed!
Do you have any suggestions for making a book like this that pages can be added into later?
ShareHomeVideos 1 year ago
@ShareHomeVideos Sorry, I've never done that. Maybe adding them in as page extensions? Good luck~~
ricefz 1 year ago
Love it... I'm making one of those and your way of making it seemes way easier... and fun. You're really funny, your comments looks like a aunt of mine... I love her.
Thank you!
SereiaCarrancuda 1 year ago
Lol your little comments are so cute. Thanks a lot for these videos, so helpful!
slvtnplt 1 year ago
Thanks so very much for this video. I've been trying to make sense out of diagrams from a book, good book but nothing replaces seeing it done. Thanks, thanks, thanks, and thanks again!!!!!!!
babsy1955 1 year ago
@babsy1955 So glad it helped you! Hope you have many, many hours of bookbinding adventures (it's addictive+)~~
ricefz 1 year ago
@ricefz Good to find your great instructions, having done a class a few weeks ago I am so liking making books and always looking for new ideas.....many thanks
Anneyayabambam 1 year ago
did you ever finish it?
loungeblogger 1 year ago
@loungeblogger Yes I made a bunch of these. There are all kinds of ways to finish, with straps or button closures or just a rubber band.
ricefz 1 year ago
now i can make my own diaries ^^
lovellae 1 year ago
i love you
ParaFuckinNoir 1 year ago
when i book bind sometimes i use unwaxed floss for my thread....instead of bookbinding thread....
Bachplayer1 1 year ago
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333EduardThe 1 year ago
@333EduardThe you're certainly welcome!
ricefz 1 year ago
what do you do with your books? Like do you draw in them, write in them, or just show them off?
-thanks
TheBananered 1 year ago
@TheBananered i carry one in my bag to take notes and stuff. they're perfect for that. or you can put one in your pocket (like a large coat pocket).
ricefz 1 year ago
@ricefz cool! thanks for replying! (i just subsrcibed)
TheBananered 1 year ago
I wish my grandma was just like you miss. She would be probably best grandma in the whole world- punk rocker grandma and metalhead grandson :D (I don't say she's bad, but sometimes too much conservative...). Once again I'll say- informative, well done and really nice video :) Best regards, Greg
gswiaczny 1 year ago
Thanks for this tutorial! You've given me the confidence to muddle my way through a small leather travel journal. Wish me luck! :D
mdolera 1 year ago
@mdolera Good luck! And have fun~~
ricefz 1 year ago
@ricefz Thanks a lot! ^_^ Do you have any other resources on how to sew leather journals? :)
mdolera 1 year ago
Do you do any other types of book bindings?
I have a project for university, and i need to create a book - i've already made a japanese stab stitch.
thanks x
SeanSymphony 1 year ago
@SeanSymphony I've done other binding but don't have any videos of those--mostly sewing traditional text blocks and gluing those into covers--the "real book" binding. I'm sure there are lots of great tutorials out there, though. Good luck!
ricefz 1 year ago
what a messy work space. the tutorial seems poorly thought through. sloppy!
misharyan1965 1 year ago
im probably years too late. but i got to admit, i like ur tutorial compared to others that i have seen. it can never bores me. XD i like it! thanks! =D
cychong91 1 year ago
@cychong91 Thanks! XO
ricefz 1 year ago
you are a savior thanks great tutorial and easy to understand THANK YOU! :)
cardcutter 1 year ago
@cardcutter so glad it was useful to you! XO
ricefz 1 year ago
@ricefz lol it really really was i now have a tiny awesome pocket journal thanks to YOU! thanks :)
cardcutter 1 year ago
you sound so young
TheMay1010 1 year ago
Utterly inspiring.
You've now got a lovely new blog follower, miss!
OhMurray 1 year ago
ive watched so many BORING bookbinding tutorials...your was a huge relief to all the others
i hope it will be useful for when i have to bind my book
: ] i think you did well seeing that its the first book youve binded
KAYLAkirishyan 1 year ago
nice tattoos!
boechlerbroz 1 year ago
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rhayvie17 1 year ago
u don´t use the support lines on vertical?
videos12344444444 1 year ago
you cant se a thing!!! to fast, to messy, the camera is lower than the eyes!!!
alinch39 1 year ago
love you
mrokatie 1 year ago
When will come part 3? I can't make my book finished :(
vanvej 1 year ago
Thanks Rice!! after a week of looking for a "how to" on book making, this one actually CLICKS in my mixedmedia brain!
xoxoox
barbesj 2 years ago
Great tutorial! I like your sense of humor too. This was very enjoyable to watch and I learned much.
Simukaura 2 years ago 3
IM SO PISSED!!!! X(
lol i should have seen this video before i tried making a book lol (epic fail) i got glue all over the house(fall on his knees*sniff* T_T) lol well at least i know what not to do. Thanks for the information great job
(better than the last vid that i saw from this other guy, ..... it was way to complicated ) youre's is easy to understand thank you =)
BHSKing 2 years ago
sorry about the Glue Disaster. hope your next bookbinding adventure is WAY smoother--
ricefz 2 years ago
Thanks! This was very helpful
nuriasolvega 2 years ago
Your Awesome LOL
TheMoonsDarkness 2 years ago
thanks, sweetie!
ricefz 2 years ago
I'm tryed to make it today (watched this yesterday night) and it worked really good. The one thing though is that when I put the pages into each other, the outside of it (The part where you turn the pages) in kind of went in a triangle shape ... Any advice?
TheMoonsDarkness 2 years ago
yeah, it will do that because of the thickness of the pages. if you have a heavy-duty paper cutter, you could trim the edges after you're done. i just pretend it's part of the design and go with it!
also--you could measure and cut the pages before you sew--make the inside ones just a little narrower~~
ricefz 2 years ago
Awesome, thanks (: Are you working on any other designs? Maybe a hard cover? I'll keep checking back (:
TheMoonsDarkness 2 years ago
I'm a twin and my bro & I enjoy to writeing stories. I also like to draw and I get tired of buying books so I wanted to make my own. Thanks to your videos I will. Thanks so much and keep up the good work. ^^
BankzTwinz 2 years ago
hey, what a great idea! hope you have a ton of fun with this--
ricefz 2 years ago
oh thankyou thankyou sooo much for this :D
ive been wanting to make a book for yearrss, although im only 18 :p
carry on what your doing, your fabulous! the most useful and happy video!
FennandLexi 2 years ago
thanks! i hope you have fun making tons and tons of books~~
ricefz 2 years ago
Thanks so much for doing this tutorial1 This is the most useful video I have seen so far on book binding! :)
Lejack97 2 years ago
Thanks--I'm so glad it was helpful for you!
ricefz 2 years ago
thank you sooo much for these videos!!! I used this for and english project and none of my teachers could stop drooling over it, and now I' m using it to make ny friend a christmas gift!! Thank you Thank You!!!!!
Songbird2013 2 years ago
thanks, sweetie--you made my day telling me that this was useful to you! ♥
ricefz 2 years ago
This was a great help, thanks a ton!
dedsyde 2 years ago
Cool, thank you for these videos... I'm thinking of putting something like this together as a birthday present for somebody, but have no idea what I'm doing! lol
DangerousBastard 2 years ago
good luck--you'll do fine!
ricefz 2 years ago
Youre the best! Thank you so much for taking the time to make and post this video. I would be surely trying this technique.... God bless.
Nadia1175 2 years ago
thanks--hope you enjoy the process!
ricefz 2 years ago
I can't see how the finished stitches look like clearly! your camera is positioned to low for that!
daphane71 2 years ago
This is great! Thanks so much, can't wait to give it a go! Cheers!
ktshortcake 2 years ago
thank you! i hope you have a LOT of fun with this (warning: it can be addicting--but that could be good = gifts for friends!)
ricefz 2 years ago
thanks to you, I've learned how to make my own assignment pad and it works very well in school!
soulesschick 2 years ago
oh, good--thanks so much for telling me this~~ it makes me happy to know it was useful to you!
ricefz 2 years ago
Hey. This is the best instructional video I've ever watched. It's like a friend is explaining it to me. I think I'll be trying many more of these books. Thanks a lot.
jds106 2 years ago
thanks--that's exacctly what i was trying for: like we were sitting around sharing techniques and stuff. have fun with it!
ricefz 2 years ago
it was a bit hard to see in this one but i think i might have gotten it
soulesschick 2 years ago
hope so--sorry it was hard to see, but it's also hard to video yourself--yiii!
ricefz 2 years ago
great video!
iota2020 2 years ago
WOw... your video really help me.. thanks... X_x.. by the way i also luv your tattoo... really cool...
cachitofiore 2 years ago
thanks, sweetie--so glad it helped!
ricefz 2 years ago
wonderful, thanks for sharing.
BxFirebird 2 years ago
can you use any other thread then book binding thread? plz respond!!! btw love the tutorial.
XxRomania11xX 2 years ago
oh, sure: i've used heavy-duty carpet thread and simple embroidery floss. you can use any kind of thread or cord that's sturdy enough not to break. even strong dental floss or, i would guess, fishing line! give it a try--what's there to lose? if it falls apart, you get some other thread and sew it back--
ricefz 2 years ago
i use Alene's Tacky Glue for most gluing. leather to leather, i use leather glue. on one cover, i cut three slits and wove in a long strip with a slice in it, so it could go around and then though itself--for a long leather closure: it wraps around a couple of times and tucks into itself.
ricefz 3 years ago
thanks for this video! how did you reinforce the leather? did you just glue pieces together? what glue? and lastly, i am curious as to what you do with the covers once finished...do you put snaps? or do you cut to size and glue pages to the outmost pages among your signatures? LOVE THE JAZZ!
chrissiecallison 3 years ago
Really enjoyed this tutorial (both parts).
Many thanks.
Cheers
Wendy
callmewendy 3 years ago
thanks, sweetie!
ricefz 3 years ago
you video is realy cute ;)
JuodaPastele 3 years ago
thanks!
ricefz 3 years ago
no prob ;)
JuodaPastele 3 years ago
thanks!
ricefz 3 years ago
yaay i like this vid, i'm gonna try one <3 loved the commentary *soooo funnyyy* yaaa!
orphedeliaXimmortal 3 years ago
Putting a bead on the knot, that's a good idea!
Iselsie 3 years ago
Thanks. I also enjoyed the Thelonious Monk music on each part.
mrshiz111 3 years ago
thanks for this posting! i wish i could see more of what you were doing (camera angles was a little off). can you demonstrate some variations on the stitching (to make it more of a design on the spine)? thanks again - this was very helpful.
kjrosado 3 years ago
Great Job!!! Love the video!!! Perfect... One question... The Music? Was it from the cd titled Elevator Music for book binding? Lol all in all great video!!! Love your personality! Your allot of fun! A little corny but fun and interesting!
AEVoortman 3 years ago
i am not into bookbinding atm, but i just wanted to say: you have one of the most well-paced, tutorial voices/narrations i've ever seen in any tutorial video... you'd make an excellent instructor for anything you know well
xcornxcorn 3 years ago
I like it
grezanti 3 years ago
Thanks!
ricefz 3 years ago
to close it you can you Velcro of a bottom of somthing.
Anyway i love the book love it!
pfjmnt 3 years ago
Que lindas manos me encantan, puedo saber de ti
jaimemansilla 3 years ago
VEry informative and I like how you used good vocab like signature and awl:P
noodles77080 3 years ago
Thanks for posting this, great ideas. I have the same problem with those clips and they aren't so bad if you fold the wings down flat to your paper ;) Please can you put the camera higher so what you are doing stays in shot as your ideas are fab and I'd love to see more videos if you get the chance to make some more.
CreativeBillie 4 years ago
Thanks for taking the time to do this video. I've learned some things from you which weren't taught in my class.
oregonannie 4 years ago
yay! have fun!
ricefz 4 years ago