#amateurbookbinder

[emdrawsmanga]

Update😊

So uncomfortable talking by myself like that🤣

[nocturnus33]

When I found this canvas with lemon trees I instantly thought of Grounds for divorce by #Tepre.

"A window, overlooking the garden, and through it came the branches of an old lemon tree. It was heavy with fruit, yellow jewels dotting the green" Ch. 8

I consider that this is the best book I've done since I started. At least has a lower mistake rate than my previous ones. I didn't want to add a title to the cover because I haven't really grasped the technique yet.

[thealisabeth]

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Covered one of my old art school notebooks and put this nifty Aurynn sticker on the front for the upcoming D&D campaign I'm getting into with my besties! Pleased with how it came out. #nerd #amateurbookbinding #art #neverendingstory #aurynn #dandd #dungeonsanddragons #nerdlife

[nocturnus33]

My mom's old cookbook was badly deteriorated. I don't know how to restore books, that is for the big leagues! Yet, I was able to take it apart, sew it back together, and add a hard cover. I scanned the old paperback cover and digitally cleaned it up, printed it and added it to the new hard cover.

Boisier de Concha, L., 1963. Mi cocina no es problema. 4th ed. Santiago: Orbe.

[nocturnus33]

Heart and Soul by SSHG316. Archived at fanfiction.net

Bradel binding. Set in Sabon Next LT 11 pt. Titles in Fontdinerdotcom Sparkly

Summary: A prophecy says Luna and Draco will one day fall in love. That was six years ago, and Luna is tired of waiting around. It's time to take matters into her own hands. Draco has plans of his own.

Awards: DMLL First Place Winner, Draconian Measures, 2007 OWL Awards

[nocturnus33]

My son asked me to bind The Myth of Sisyphus by Albert Camus.

Bradel of three pieces again, as I must practice it. PVC coated paper spine; black construction paper, for the cover.

Title set in Britannic Bold font.

Cover printed with hot foil transfer.

Unfortunately, I stained the cover slightly with glue and I don't know how to fix it.

Sisyphus pushes his stone through the endpapers, I would have preferred it to be closer to the edge, but I still like it.