...........62 trays cut and covered-31 rounded forms covered in goat split to 0.3, with 31 spine pieces cut-62 boards cut , back-cornered, and sanded-31 covers split to o.75 , cut and pared.
Case making to follow, but somehow I appear to be a week behind!
2 comments:
hi gavin,
this is really fantastic to watch how this project is coming together. i like that you use binder's board for the spines. that is how i learned, and while i see how wood can be a nice alternative, i agree with your reasons for sticking to board.
thanks, by the way, for a comment you left on my blog about a month ago. sorry for the delayed response. i've been spending more time gardening than binding this summer, but i plan to get back to it in full force this fall and to post more on books than on tomatoes and squash!
i'm curious where you learned bookbinding?
~christina
in the uk...school(LCP)other binders....binderies...
etc..,,,
g
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