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Annals of Downsizing: Why Not Fold Some Paper?
I’ve got 10,000 things to do, but why not fold 800 sheets of paper? While clearing out my storage room I found a box of pre-cut 17 x 11 inch paper with the grain running with the 11 inch side. I had it cut years ago to use for printing some zines I was making. […]
Registration Opens for New Session of Sewn-on-the-Spine Journal
The registration for my online Sewn-on-the-Spine-Journal class is now open. Go here to Register. (The registration page contains a link to the supply handout which you can download before you register.) You can click on this link to watch a video in which I explain why I like this structure so much. Class begins […]
Protected: Registration Opens for New Session of Sewn-on-the-Spine Journal
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Protected: Sewn-on-the-Spine Bookbinding Class Registration Opens Today
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Protected: Simple Round Back Spine Class Registration Will Close February 14, 2019
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Protected: The Potentiality of the Page
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New Adventures in Book Binding
It’s been a long time since I’ve been able to add a new entry into this series of posts started way back at the beginning of my blog! A shoulder injury has kept me from binding batches of books. I’ve bound a book now and then so I’d have a special Minnesota State Fair Journal, […]
Protected: Tearing Down Paper for Book Binding—Stacks of Gutenberg
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Protected: Simple Round Back Spine Returns July 15, 2017
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Protected: There’s Still Time To Sign Up for May’s Simple Round Back Spine Bookbinding Class
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