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Thisisthequickestandeasiestway.Getthepaperasthoughtyourabouttofolditandpressdownlightly,rotatethepaper90degreesandrepeat.Thedirectionwithleastresistanceisthedirectionthegrainisheading.Thistechniqueislesseffectivewhenworkingwiththinnerpapers.

Folding

Inthismethodcompletelyfoldthepaperbothways,thedirectionwiththecleanestfoldisthedirectionofthegrain.Itisnoticablewhenitsbeenfoldedthewrongway,therewillbesmallcrinklesandfoldingisharder.

Tearing

Tearthepaperinbothdirectionsquickly.Theripwillbefairlycleanandstaystraightifithasbeentorninthedirectionofthegrain.Ifyoutearpaperagainstthegraintheripoftencurvestoonesideandismessy

Wetting

Ifyouwetthepaperthepaperwillcurlinthedirectionofthegrain.Wettingjustthecornerissometimessufficient.

Cutting

Afterfindingthegrainwearereadytobegin.First,weneedtopickthedimensionsthiswilloftenbedeterminedbythepaperstockyouget.IusuallyjustsemifoldittogetanideaoftheoptionsIhave.ForthisbookIdecidedtousethebreadthofthepaperfoldedafewtimesandthenitsheighthalved.

First,IremovedtheroughedgesofthepapersoIcouldmeasurediteasily.

SothenIcutthepaperinhalf,andthenhalfagain.

It'

seasiertouseyourkniferatherthanapenciltomarkhalfwaypoints!

SoIdecidedtodo2-up,meaningforeachpapersectionIusedtwopiecesofpaper,oneinsidetheother.Ichose2becauseitwasathickerstock,thinnerpaperscanhandle3.Hereismytechniqueforfolding.

Lineuptheedges

Pushdownthemiddleandthenmoveout.

Givethefoldarubdownwithyourbonefolderormaybethebackofaspoonorsomethingifyoudon'

thaveone.（Anothergoodsubstituteisthetipofapotatopeeler）

Startorganisingyourfoldedpaperintosections

Yourlittlepilewillslowlybuildup;

Ifindthisgoodmotivation.Thisisthefirstsignofabook,youcanstarttofeelhowmuchitwillweighandhowitfeelsinyourhands

FinallyIpressthepaperforalittlewhileunderaweight,thisisoptionalbutIfinditgivesgoodresults.OntoSewing!

Sewing

Thisisthehardestsectiontoexplain.Beforewegetintotheactualsewingweneedtopreparetheribbons/tape.Thetapeactsasribbingthatwewillbesewingaround.Itwillhelptosecurethepaperblocktothecoverandreenforcethespine.Yay!

First,findanedgeofatableorpreferablyaslabofwood,theadvantageofthisisportability.Second,cut3piecesofribbon（ifyoucan'

tfindthiskindoftape,Isometimesjustuseoffcutsofbuckraminlightcolours）.Theribbonshouldwraparoundthespinewithexcessoneitherside.Ifyourunsureusemorethanyouneed.

Thenextstepistomeasureoutwheretheribbonswillbepositioned.Trytokeepanequaldistancebetweenthem.Keepinmindthatyoucanspacetheribbonsoutbyeye,butifyou'

reaperfectionistlikemeyou'

llprobablywanttomeasure.Ifyoupositionthembadly,itwillbevisiblebecausethetheydeterminethegapsinthesewing.ThismightnotbesuchaproblemifyourusingwhitethreadbutinthisbookIusedred.

Youcanalso,dependingontheshapeofthebook,usemoreorlessthan3tapes,usuallytwoisfinebutIwantedthisbooktobestronganddurable,addingtothequalityofthebook.

Therewillbe2holesquiteclosetotheheadandtailofthebook,tokeepittight.

Oksonowstickytapetheribbontotheedgeofthedesk,wood,whatever.

Thenputthesectionoveritwhereitshouldbe（ifyou'

vemeasuredthepositions）

Holdthesectioninplaceandopenitwhileplacingyourcompactweightonthebackpagetokeepitsteady.We'

renowreadytostartsewingthisbadboy

SewingCont'

d

RedandBlackisthecolourscheme,usethecolourofthethreadasadesignelement.

TheFirststepisthreadingtheneedle,thewayIdoitistogothroughtheeyethengobacktotheshorterendofthethreadandpushtheneedlethroughthemiddleofit.Thenyankit,itsprettysolid.Thethreadlengthdependsonthesizeofthebook,getenoughtosewabouthalfthebook.

OK!

StartfromeitherendbutmakesureyougoINfirstfromtheoutside.Ifindtheeasiestwaytodothisistopricktheholesfromtheoutsidethensewthewholesectionatonce.Youwanttomakeholesclosetotheribbonbutnottooclose,givethemroomtobreathe,maybe1or2mm.LEAVESOMETHREADATTHEFIRSTHOLETOTIEITOFF!

Atthispoint,foldthefirstsectionback,givethethreadayanksoit'

sfirmandgiveitarubonthefoldwithyourbonefolder.Nowliftupyourweightandputthesecondsectionontop.Setitup,withthenewsectionopenandtheweightontop.Prickyourholesinthenewsectionusingthelowersectionforreferenceandjustheadbacktheotherway.You'

llenduplikethis.

Heresadiagramforallyousillybillies

Afteryou'

vetieditoff,gostraightintothenextsection,sewalongandyou'

llgettothis.

Goundertheprevioussection,goingfromtheinsidetotheoutside

Pullitthrough!

Thengrabtheneedleandgobackthroughthebigloopyoumade

Makesureallthethreadispulledsnug,nottotightthough.GetittoaboutthisstageandthengiveitapullUPWARDSanddoitquicklyandfirmlybutdon'

tyankitlikeamaniac.Thisiscalledakettlestitch.

Iliketodothistwice（forthewin）.Repeatthistechniqueuntiltheend.

Note:

Theonlyplaceyouneedtodoadoubleknotisatthestartandfinishofthepaperblock.Asyousewitshouldjustbe:

Gostraightintothenextsection,sewalong,dothekettlestitchthengostraightintothenextsection,repeat.Tryandkeeptheribbonsfairlyfirmandstraightasyougoandkeeprubbingwithyourbonefolder.

ConnectingThread

Youwillinevitablyrunoutofthreadandneedtoconnecttwoseperatepiecesofthreadtooneanother.ALWAYSJOINTHREADINSIDEASECTIONnottheoutside.

Sorryfortheshodiness,ropediagramsarehard.

Withyournewpieceofthread,curlitlikethis.

Reachthroughtheloopsandgrabtheshortend,bringittowardsyourself.

Pullitthroughandlayitdownonthepaperapproximatelywhereyouwantthejointobe.

NowthreadtheoldpieceUPthroughtheloop（notthecircle）

Trytomakeanacutepointbyfoldingtheoldthreadtoapoint.Youwantthecircletowraparoundtheoldthreadattheacutepoint.Pulltheendofthenewthreadsothecirclegetssmallerandclosertotheoldthreadandeventualwrapsaroundit,thenpullittight.

Trimming

Finishedsewing?

Good.Removeitfromthetable/wood.Startingtofeellikeabook?

Haveaplayaroundwithit,makesureitopensokandeverythingisfastenedsnugly.

Nowwhatwewantisnicecleanedges,takeittoaprinters,localstationeryshoporanywherethathasaguillotineandsomeoneyoucantrustwilldoitwell,somelocalplacednearmedoitforfree.DONOTGOTOKINKOS,theyarethedevil.Allyouwantisenoughchoppedofftomakeitsquaredoffandstraight.

Thisbookhasacurvedspine,Frenchstyle.Youdon'

thavetodoitlikethisbutIenjoyit.Togetthecurveyouwantjuststartpushingandshapingthespinebyhand,whenyouhavethecurvedesiredputaweightontopandpositionitattheedgeofthedeskoryourpieceofwood,we'

regoingtoglueit!

.

TheSpine

Inthissectionwearegoingtosecurethespine,thisincludesgluing,usingmull/jaconet,puttingtheheadbandsonandabookmarkifyoudesire,thensealingitwithonepieceofpapertohelpsecureeverything.

Irecommendcuttingoutallyourstuffbeforeyoubeginthenyoudon'

thavetorushwhiletheglueisdrying:

）

Youneedabitofmullaboutthisbig,enoughtowraparoundtowheretheribbon/tapegoesto.Icuttwopiecesofmullforthisforextrastrengthanddurability.

Thenyouneedsomeheadbands!

AsIsaidbefore,blackandredforthisone.IwentandboughtsomeofthissweetassredfrommysuppliersoutinSydney'

sIndustrialarea.Usuallyyouonlyneed2cuttings,oneforheadandoneforthetailbutyoucandoublethemup.Traditionally,themoreflamboyanttheheadbands,themoreimportantthebookwas,plusitdrawsattention.Theheadbandshouldbejustenoughtowraparoundthespineofthebooksnuggly.

Oktimeforthebestbit!

Spreadtheglueevenlyoverthewholespine,pushtheglueintothecrackswiththebonefolderandyourfingers.

OncethegluebecametackyIgrabbedmyfirstlayerofmullandrubbeditin,thenaddedanotherlayerofglueontopofthat

Takingsofftheweightquickly,Ifoldedtheedgesinandputthenewlayerofmullonfollowedbymoreglue.

Nowgluetheheadbandson,withglueunderneathandontop.Ifyouwantabookmark,glueitdownthespineabout2inchesbetweenthemullandtheheadbands.

Oknowfinallywhileitsallstillwet,getyourcartridgepaperandcutoutastripthenglueoverthetop（Yesmakesurethegrainisgoingthecorrectway）.Feelfreetomakeamess,userandompaper,orwritemessagesonthespine,noonewilleverseeit,exceptmaybeabookbinderin100yearstimerestoringthebook,butIdoubtthatwilleverhappen.

TheCover

Firstweneedthemanillacardboardforthe