Non-adhesive binding
โ Smith, Keith A., 1938
๐ Library
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0
๐ English
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Non-Adhesive Binding: 1
โ Scribed by Keith A. Smith
- Publisher
- Sigma Foundation
- Year
- 1999
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 320
- Edition
- Revised, Expanded
- Category
- Library
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Can't recommend this book highly enough for learning some non-adhesive book binding. The book is number one a series of three by Keith Smith on non-adhesive binding. Very detailed. Excellent diagrams of difficult sewing sequences, for example the binding off of the final cover of a Coptic-stitch bound book. This book is also a good place to begin studying book binding as it includes less complex binding like pamphlets to get your feet wet. ( Amazon customer)
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