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about Tue, 16.06.2015 17:40
Dennis, you post this entry on
2007... but it is the first t
ime I see it! Even late many t
hanks!
Congratulations [...]
about Sun, 05.04.2015 05:39
Hello!
A fantastic tutorial
, thanks for taking the time t
o make it. Just a quick one to
let you know that I’ve [...]
about Fri, 02.05.2014 18:10
Gostei muito, obrigada.
Gosta
va de aprender outro tipo de c
osturas.
about Sun, 27.04.2014 04:55
I use Tyvek (I use those inde
structible envelopes from the
post office) to reinforce any
area of a spine I am cut [...]
about Tue, 08.10.2013 08:27
I so want to try this way of b
inding. Looks very difficult b
ut I have been looking at it f
or ages... Thanks for in [...]
about Sun, 14.07.2013 03:25
Thank you very much for your t
utorials! Not only are there h
elpful but they opened my eyes
to bookbinding stitchin [...]
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From your photos, they can be opened, can be written in. That makes them really functional, young man.
Only thing is, the sensual pleasures of them (colour and textures) might somewhat delay the actual taking of pen in hand. Ah, well, such problems most of us could use more of already.
By the way, somewhere in your work shown in these sites, you gave to me the solution to a little trouble I'd been having (for years !!!!! ) with corners. THANK YOU for that information, and for making my own work not only easier but even more than usual. -- claive --