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Trying some new easy bookbinding stitches ✦ no talking quiet bookbinding 

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@bittermelonbindery
@bittermelonbindery Год назад
If you want a comprehensive guide on beginner bookbinding, my new book is coming out on December 5, 2023! Every preorder gets a bonus ebook with extra content. Go to my website for preorder links: www.bittermelonbindery.com
@karenfinneganart2480
@karenfinneganart2480 7 месяцев назад
My favorite was the last one with the straps. Thank you for these stitches; they will come in handy.
@HelenMcLean
@HelenMcLean 2 года назад
I love the tape bound one, I'll be trying that one myself soon too! I recently borrowed about 20 books from the library, and had to extend the loan on them as much as i could so i could get through them all! Some were focused on the art and some the traditional aspects. The oldest book published that i borrowed was from 1954 and it was interesting just to read the history of bookbinding in the introduction of that book.
@Lucas259
@Lucas259 2 года назад
Hello Helen
@bittermelonbindery
@bittermelonbindery 2 года назад
Trying to absorb so much info within the library loan period is very relatable! Yes I also find it helpful to read a variety of books that are either traditional or artsy.
@janalewis3030
@janalewis3030 2 года назад
I love the variety you are using! Most bookbinders do the same thing over and over, but the stitches are so much part of the design of your books, it is refreshing! I thought the buttonhole was an odd idea, but I think it is actually my favorite! :)
@BeverlyGuevara
@BeverlyGuevara Год назад
I loved this video. All of them are beautiful, but my favorite is the last one. Thank you so much for sharing this.
@nicolasbohnenberger7017
@nicolasbohnenberger7017 Год назад
The last one looks simply amazing. Beautiful combination of colors and materials to form an amazing book.
@kathy2539
@kathy2539 Год назад
When you put them up on the shelf I liked the two on the right. I liked watching you make those.
@katierose7539
@katierose7539 2 года назад
I always knew I was interested in bookbinding but I am totally hooked after seeing this video. The variety and esthetics are works of art in themselves.
@anu8202
@anu8202 Год назад
Buttonhole stictch was my favorite 💜💜 definitely gonna try it.
@karma13612
@karma13612 Год назад
I studied and practiced with Keith’s books several years ago! He is a master, and you are as well! Thank you for sharing!❤️👍📚
@bethcrane5780
@bethcrane5780 Год назад
very cool collection. Can't choose between them. thank you!
@lenanana8
@lenanana8 7 месяцев назад
Tip for anyone doing the longstitch: don't use bookcloth! I tore the fabric as I was cutting the slits and it was a horrible ugly mess! If you do wan't to use bookcloth I suggest covering the spine and 20-30mm from the each side of the spine edge with cardstock or decorative paper, and then using your bookcloth for the remaining cover space to the foredge. This will save your bookcloth and make your book look unique! Loved your video as usual, very comprehensive and calming. My go to quick hardcover binding now is sewing onto straps. The cover rounding almost naturally as a result of the tapes being glued to the boards is such a nice effect since you don't need to round the textblock in this case to achieve that rounded effect. I love how descriptive and easy to follow Keith Smith' set of books are, so nice to see you feature them!
@intellectgrime
@intellectgrime 8 месяцев назад
This was such a beautiful video. Thanks for sharing your process.
@orlanswf
@orlanswf 2 года назад
11:34 Chaneeeel, the power you emanate in this shot! I kinda stop breathing for a second, not gonna lie.
@theweatherisaokay4964
@theweatherisaokay4964 Год назад
This one seem a little bit simple and I think I can try making them. Never bind my own book before but your videos are so educational and interesting. Thank you again for sharing.
@teaguebean
@teaguebean 2 года назад
button hole stitch is one of my favorite binding methods, but i've been anxious to try long stitch. after seeing this i don't understand why. it's so simple, but i've never physically seen someone do it, i've only read how to do it. BUT i'm going to try it now and i'm really excited!
@bittermelonbindery
@bittermelonbindery 2 года назад
Awesome!
@susanberlin
@susanberlin 2 года назад
I really enjoyed watching you make these wonderful books. The last binding is my favorite, but it is hard to choose as they are each very unique and beautifully executed. Look forward to seeing more!
@Amanda.Jayne.
@Amanda.Jayne. 2 года назад
They look great!! I love scrolling through Pinterest and seeing all of the beautiful stiches people do on their bindings. Yours look beautiful as always! 🤩
@Lectora30
@Lectora30 9 месяцев назад
I really like the one with tape supports.
@leslie4421
@leslie4421 2 года назад
You are so amazing and inspiring.. beautiful work 💖
@lilipanicc
@lilipanicc Год назад
You are doing great as a "beginner binding" haha and i follow your videos and i will start a store because of you, here in brazil. You are amazing! Thank you for all your videos!
@fatidzebisashvili4668
@fatidzebisashvili4668 2 года назад
The last book was really pretty💖
@sitakumari4372
@sitakumari4372 2 года назад
I loved every bit of your video .
@masterbuilder4735
@masterbuilder4735 2 года назад
Chanel, thank you for your videos! They make great ambiance while I’m knitting) I love your color combo for the last book, but all five turned up really nice😊
@MariaPNW
@MariaPNW 2 года назад
I love the tape binding best! I've seen rustic ones made w/o a cover too. I make junk journals so I use a lot of vintage or antique papers, so binding is always delicate, but worth the effort! P.S. I ❤️ Sea Lemon, too! She was my first bookbinding tutorial channel. Have you ever watched Stopan? He's a master bookbinder and his handmade treasures sell for $800 to over $1300! His videos are inspiring!
@katiehanrahan5293
@katiehanrahan5293 2 года назад
They are all wonderful!! I’m so glad you did this video as I just received my copy of the book today!! I can see some fun variations that could be done on some of them, too!
@bittermelonbindery
@bittermelonbindery 2 года назад
It took some time for me to get into the books but I'm glad I did. Enjoy!
@katiehanrahan5293
@katiehanrahan5293 2 года назад
@@bittermelonbindery Thanks!❤
@nikki.s.r.
@nikki.s.r. 2 года назад
all beautiful, but the long stitch with chain is my favorite: i think it looks very elegant!
@TarotLadyLissa
@TarotLadyLissa Год назад
For the first one, instead of a "spine tab", I think I would make a cute bookmark to slide in there! Then you just pull it out when you ned it! Alternatively, it could be nice to slide a ribbon in there too1
@gabrielakarinavilela4827
@gabrielakarinavilela4827 8 месяцев назад
Amo tu trabajo , inspiras mucho, todos son hermosos , pero mi favorito es el último ❤
@lisareid7043
@lisareid7043 2 года назад
I really like the last one best and like the thickness of the tape supports! I like them all though.
@theweatherisaokay4964
@theweatherisaokay4964 Год назад
The last one is the one I liked the most, but the rest are not bad at all😂😂I can't make up my mind😅😅
@evikelehar4844
@evikelehar4844 2 года назад
Very interesting and all of them so beautiful. I think the final binding is my favourite. I wonder how each binding will fare over time (with repeated opening and closing). Thank you, as always, for posting such lovely videos.
@francineh.7825
@francineh.7825 2 года назад
Beautiful! I like them all to be honest.
@mariaflorenciacourtalon6095
Hermosos tus cuadernos!!!❤
@coastalphriends4913
@coastalphriends4913 Год назад
I wanted to have a bias as Gouache seemed easier, but I like the looks of both! So no bias any longer!
@charliedrury6224
@charliedrury6224 2 года назад
Amazing work, cheers :)
@iamdawt
@iamdawt 2 года назад
I can't choose just one, they're all so beautiful! I like how you put together the covers simply by folding the lovely paper over cardstock, I'll be trying that for sure. I have a couple of Keith's books, but I get tangled up in the written words and need more visuals. But I'm not going to give up on trying. Just the other day, I had to improvise because I punched my holes for a Coptic binding, 7 holes in each of the 8 signatures, but I changed my mind and decided I wanted a spine. Not thinking, I punched the holes in the cover as well. When it sunk in with what I had done, I panicked a little because I thought, how am I going to find a step-by-step video to sew this when I don't even know what the pattern is called? But I calmed myself down and decided to do a pamphlet stitch pattern (without looking at a tutorial!), and it worked! It was a turning point for me, and it felt so good. Thank you for your lovely videos, they're so inspiring.
@bittermelonbindery
@bittermelonbindery 2 года назад
That's great problem solving :) I also figure things out as I go all the time
@courtneylance3134
@courtneylance3134 Год назад
This is off topic. But have you thought about using wallpaper for some of you book coverings? Or what do you think about it? Too heavy perhaps? And probably more expensive than fabric. Just a thought. I’m definitely going to look into it. Thank you for all your lovely posts. You’ve been such an inspiration to me.
@PatriciaMullercallibrisfr
@PatriciaMullercallibrisfr 11 месяцев назад
J ai étudié il y a très longtemps la reliure classique aujourd'hui je fais des "livres d artistes " uniques j essayerai bien ces différentes techniques. Merci beaucoup pour vos démonstrations. Très intéressantes.
@luigiraza3086
@luigiraza3086 Год назад
How do you make those tape supports? Or do you buy them already like that? Very new to this but this video inspired me to try the last one! Thank you and great work!
@MindfullyMindy
@MindfullyMindy Год назад
The bias tape binding was great. I also loved the first one. Where do you get your paper supplied from? What weight?
@riversideljc4597
@riversideljc4597 2 года назад
Love them all. Gorgeous paper. What kind of paper are the first 4 made with?
@bittermelonbindery
@bittermelonbindery 2 года назад
Screenprinted and sun washed Nepalese Lokta paper!
@johannarosano3726
@johannarosano3726 9 месяцев назад
Hola me encantaron los cuaderno!!! Me podrias decir que tipo de cinta usaste en el ultimo vuaderno y que tipo de papel usaste para las tapas de los primeros cuadernos?
@rebecaoliversegarra3855
@rebecaoliversegarra3855 2 года назад
Hello! My favorite is the last one. Are you using fabric straps? Thank you I absolutely adore your work
@bittermelonbindery
@bittermelonbindery 2 года назад
Yes fabric turned into book cloth
@kennethdaust3793
@kennethdaust3793 2 года назад
Nice work
@MessyTableStudio
@MessyTableStudio 2 года назад
The last book in the video with the tapes you said were too thick; what would you have used in hindsight?
@bittermelonbindery
@bittermelonbindery 2 года назад
lighter weight cloth or proper bookbinding linen tapes
@MessyTableStudio
@MessyTableStudio 2 года назад
@@bittermelonbindery I made the last book yesterday and use light canvas strips. I t looked okay when I put the print over the tabs. I mailed it to a friend and she will let me know how it holds up. I was so excited by the video I ordered Vol 1. My husband ordered Vol 2 for my birthday and I will get Vol 3 for Christmas. Thank you for the inspiration and your thoughtful replies.
@said199785
@said199785 2 года назад
this is without any Doubt is my loved video in your channel from the beginning 🙏 and my favorite part of the bookbinding thanks for this amazing content 😍 Keep Growing 💪 your North African Supporter 🫀 and please if you dont mind the name of the book when you add them because im curious
@bittermelonbindery
@bittermelonbindery 2 года назад
which book do you need the name of? I might have it in my description
@AshleyMintz
@AshleyMintz Год назад
I'm trying to find a video with info on sewing tapes. Where do you get yours and do you have a video where you are just making a journal with exposed sewing tapes?
@bittermelonbindery
@bittermelonbindery Год назад
In this video I made the tape by folding the long edges of a strip of book cloth towards the midline and glued it down. You can use any stiff ribbon from the arts and crafts/sewing store. I also use linen tapes for sewing text blocks from Colophon Book Arts.
@rusverenzuela7169
@rusverenzuela7169 9 месяцев назад
Hola, que material utilizas o recomiendas para esas tapas.
@silvanasolemilopezpesoa
@silvanasolemilopezpesoa 7 месяцев назад
what materials did u use for the covers?
@brokenredflag
@brokenredflag Год назад
Thuse this book include coptic binding?
@joanpringle-canning2834
@joanpringle-canning2834 2 года назад
🤗🤗🍁🍁🌷🌷🌷🌷
@kathcurrie5654
@kathcurrie5654 Год назад
Too many adds, very disconcerting and alarming when they sudden,y blare out
@juliamekespicsy_pixie2197
@juliamekespicsy_pixie2197 2 года назад
All of the stitches shown are variations of one and the same button hole. It annoys me that each bookbinder feels a need to invent own titles, makes it almost impossible to find proper information on the internet.
@bittermelonbindery
@bittermelonbindery 2 года назад
yes bookbinding can be very repetitive, most stitches are variations of another
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