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Coptic Stitch binding with hard cover method 1

This is one method of sewing hard covers on a book using the coptic binding method.  
 
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Onfire4him2008 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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Yeah I love these kinds of bindings... I hate the way books are made now with glue and cheap plastic bindings
lucivasc (3 months ago) Show Hide
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Thenk y ou from
sweden!
luciana
graphicalera (3 months ago) Show Hide
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Thanks this helps out alot
zenfields (3 months ago) Show Hide
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Thanks for creating and posting this--it's very well done and helpful.
tacingran (3 months ago) Show Hide
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Thank You. Your video was clear and straightforward. I made my first book. I love it and I know I will be making more. Thank you again
AutumnSunlight (4 months ago) Show Hide
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Really cool video... I learned a slightly different way to do this binding, but this was very helpful! Thanks for posting!
nehasudini (6 months ago) Show Hide
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umm can you tell me what kind of papper you used and how many pages, and do you just make small holes in the papper? What kind of thread did you use?
Sorry this is a lot to anwser.

Neha
jaescala (6 months ago) Show Hide
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You can visit a recent post on my website to get a better understanding of binding thread. The link is in the more info under Jaescala above. Search for thread on my site. For paper I often suggest that you go to an art supply store and by a pad of sketching or drawing paper. It is a good source for early books. This demo used 4 sheet per folded section. you can use more if yo like. I make the holes with a shard awl once the sheets are folded. good luck - jim
jaescala (6 months ago) Show Hide
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The kettle stitch or catch up stitch requires that you go under the signature of folded section below the one that you are adding. Only one below. Meaning with each added section, you connect it to the section below. I hope that is clear. otherwise write back. Jim
Lori94952 (6 months ago) Show Hide
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Thanks! ONE under the one i'm working on, I got it!
Please do more videos YOU so have what it takes to teach this!!
Are you a teacher in real life?

lori

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