Okay, maybe you're ready to choose the right linen thread for your project. In this post, I'll talk about each thread treatment so you will know the difference between waxed, unwaxed and polished linen threads. This way,...
In my opinion, Coptic bindings are a great way for new binders to move from pamphlets and accordion bindings (or similar) to something more substantial. Since Coptics have an exposed spine, the covers are sewn to the book...
Warning - this post has way more info on thread than you may ever want to read in your life, but it's worth it! Today, I'll break down some bookbinding thread basics and explain how to choose the right thread for your next...
The Internet will tell you to wax bookbinding thread before using it in a book, but is waxing truly necessary? In this post, I'll explore the pros and cons of waxing linen thread and why I feel the choice is not as simple...
If you're interested in making a French Link stitch journal, this tutorial is for you! I've created a lined (or blank) DIY Softcover French Link Stitch Journal Bookbinding Materials Kit with pre-measured and pre-cut...
If you're interested in making a French Link Stitch journal, this tutorial is for you! In this tutorial, I'm going to show you how I make my "wide format" french link stitch journals. These books are almost as wide as they...
Today, I’m giving you an overview of the French Link Stitch pattern. This beginner-friendly sewing pattern is used to combine multiple signatures into a text. The link stitch (also called "unsupported link stitch")...
If you're interested in making a coptic stitch journal, this tutorial is for you! I've created a DIY Coptic Stitch Journal Materials Kit with pre-measured and pre-cut materials to make this a fun, easy project and excellent...
Group bookbinding projects are an excellent idea for kids of all ages. Not only do they learn how books are made, they actually get to make one themselves! The hardest part is deciding what to teach. With so many different...