"As long as it holds the book together, I'm not complaining" The words of a wise person. :D
I'm not quite sure what's the name of the stitch I use, but I do enjoy sewing signatures so much. I'd tried American binding, but I don't like it as much as I do love sewing. I would like to learn how to use a sewing frame.
I am in a “plateau” stage, I must dedicate myself to consolidate what I have learned to make it “flesh” and be able to bind without having to think so much about each step. At the moment, I have achieved that while making the text blocks. They turn out very well, everything else requires a lot of concentration from my part (Let's not talk about end papers, they turn all wrong in the last books I'd made)
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Date: 2023-02-09 02:36 am (UTC)I'm not quite sure what's the name of the stitch I use, but I do enjoy sewing signatures so much. I'd tried American binding, but I don't like it as much as I do love sewing. I would like to learn how to use a sewing frame.
I am in a “plateau” stage, I must dedicate myself to consolidate what I have learned to make it “flesh” and be able to bind without having to think so much about each step. At the moment, I have achieved that while making the text blocks. They turn out very well, everything else requires a lot of concentration from my part (Let's not talk about end papers, they turn all wrong in the last books I'd made)