One of the plainest examples of my work, but I have many detailed photos you can view by clicking on the subject links in the right-hand margin, more specifically, bookbinding and restoration.This book had lost it's spine and spine cover, so I cleaned off the old, acidic spine glue and materials and created a new spine and covered it with new, matching bookcloth. I could have created a new title label for it, but it was not asked for.
These are just a few examples of hand-bound journals that I have made and sold, available in any size you would like. Bookcloth is more durable, but these craft papers hold up well. I can attest to this, as these are the style I use for my own journal books.
Let the binding begin!
Javamom
2 comments:
Oh, I do! I would LOVE to have my 1890 Altemus Edition of Pilgrim's Progress mended and repaired. Please do send me information. I might not be able to afford it now, but I could at least save towards that end. Thank you!
A. B., do you have photos of your book so I can get a glimpse of its problems? I would love to try and help you out.
send the images to Javamomma4 at aol dot com.
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