There are so many skills I would like to gain (but not enough time). Bookbinding fascinates me lately and I decided to give a shot without attending any classes (again - NO TIME). Anyway here is what I came up with and you guess what kind of stitch it is (BTW it was supposed to be Coptic stitch).
19 July, 2010
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This is awesome Svetlana. good job. which book did you get the instructions from.
Bookbinding looks great Svetlana, so neat!
Hugs Lucy
this is just wonderful, great work!! the covers are wonderful!!!
I don't know anything about book binding, but the cover sure is gorgeous!
Thanks, Svetlana, for visiting my puffin post. This book binding looks wonderful. Seth has done great work in bringing book-binders to the forefront of the blogosphere.
P.S. was curious to see 'a visitor from Swansea' had been here [green sidebar]... then realised it was me!
svetlana, thanks for visiting "just a note". seth is a doll isnt he?. I have enjoyed all his efforts and now I'v found you. your book cover is great. I have one to do also and am debating! lyle
I love the texture on this book and I so like exploring new ways and new materials on ones own...why not?! Thank you for visiting me.
Fantastic texture her. And the binding looks terrific -- very impressive given that you took no class!
Great job! Love the texture on the covers.
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