This is one of the best shown tutorials I've seen so far, love the technique and the patience showing every little detail in the process. Thank you :-D

Świetny film!

I love it. And I love the silence too.

I have to practice this more.. but it’s great!! I found some Christmas tree ornament hanger thingys- so that helped! Also, are you at a Christmas party or something!! 😂❤

Is there sound to this video?

It seems to me that you have lost sound and color. :(

Muito obrigado por postar este vídeo como iniciante tirou muitas duvidas

What is it, silent movie? To hell! Banning it.

Eleven years and still the best tutorial for sewing the headband. This is so helpful. Mercí and Merry Christmas! <3

THANK YOU!!!! I've been avoid headbands because I couldn't figure out what they were doing. Videos and pictures wheren't working. I completely forgot I saved your video on my bookbinding playlist. AND IT HELPED! I could follow easily!

Not sure you watch the comments, but thankyou for taking my call. And talking to me about book binding

Oh my. Thank you so very much. This is wonderful and I’m keeping it ready for tomorrow’s Book Makers Group @Green Heron Book Arts in Forest Grove Oregon. 😅❤

Eu já fazia desse mesmo modo utilizado-me fitas que conheço com o nome de gorgurão, que têm já a superfície com finas listras da mesma cor mas em um leve auto-relevo.

Is there a way to stop the bead stitches coming off the ends? Mine unravelled even with glue 😭

Звука нет, картинка монохромная, лично я ничего не понял. Бесполезная трата времени.

I can only echo what everyone else has said. Just wonderful! Thank you.

Wow...fascinating to see how this is done! Thank you for sharing!

３色の糸と２本の芯を使ったお手本がこの動画だけでした。 とても有難いです。 初めてこのチャンネルを発見してから少しづつ製本を完成させる事が出来るようになりました。 １年で50冊程作りましたが、まだまだ苦手な工程が沢山あります。ブログも参考にしてます。 私の人生を変えてくれて感謝してます。

you could really use some music in the background otherwise great video

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Beautiful and clear tutorial. Subscribed! 👌

I'm just binding my first small book and this was so freaking helpful! Thank you a LOT! 🖤

I love the silence, captions, and succinct explanation of tying on more thread inside rather the on the spine.

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Merci pour ce beau travail Marie José

do you glue off the spine before or after you guillotine the edges?

Hi. I'm new to book binding too. I just want to ask, what's the purpose of the ribbon tape or cloth that's being out at the spine during binding? Either way, people do it. Thank you for your reply. 🙂

Very nice!

Holy fucking shit, the ad almost gave me a fucking heart attack

I keep coming back to your channel. It’s been years since I subscribed and is the most helpful ever. Thank you 😊

This was so helpful, thank you!

Oh , I love your tutorials, very clear and step by step. Love it! New sub!

Thanks, this video Help me a lot ❤️

Did i just found a tutorial that i needed? Seems like i did. Maybe it is 9 years old film, but god damn, thank you SO MUCH for showing this. It's clear and understandable, honestly I cannot compare other films I've seen to this -maybe because any of them weren't a tutorial, but still-. Also I may be blind -or tired, it's 4:10am here lmao- but tbh I don't see the difference between sewing _on_ cords, and _in_ cords ^^`` You as an author may not see this because this video is old (although I hope that you are not dead or anything :(( ) and the channel itself seems to be forgotten (because last film was like 7 years ago lol), but maybe other viewer will see this comment and help me a little ^^`` :D Anyway, once again, thank you sooo much for this tutorial. I hope that you are doing well.

I aquired a waxed thread and have been sawing with exposed spine,coptic and french. The thread is a little fat though and the spine ends up thicker than the other side in my projects. Im propably wrong but i think my thread's thickness is similar to the one demonstrated on this video. Im using normal a4 printing paper which i assume is thin,does that combined with the thick thread affect the difference in thickness from the spine to the other side?

Very helpful and clear video. Especially knot at end is clearly shown which helped a lot in understanding. ❤️ Thanks 👍

Excellent video. This is what I was looking for. Very clear demonstration. Thanks !

Great and clear images !!!

This works better than other methods!

Your instructional vids are a life saver. I want to show how 14th century books were bound for living history. I'm hooked - thank you so much

Did you state how to estimate how much thread to use? I don't like the look of spliced threads.

I tried making this but when I was sewing, my pages were all uneven. How do I fix this? Can I cut the pages or will it fall apart?

This may be a silly question but, I'm guessing you add the head bands before adding the super/mull to the spine?

Awesome collection of tutorials ! Thank you! I look forward to new ones if you make them. Im subscribed. 👍👍🤘🤘

Fabulous. This is the best tutorial i have seen on this method. Going to see what else you've got.

Oh it's the thickness of the cord, board, and the board is beveled along with holes drilled at an angle. Got it. Boy did I miss that on my first attempt and it was a mess.

Thank you so much! I just start book binding last week and this is exactly what I'm looking for!

I have always loved books, and now I appreciate older books even more. Thank you for sharing.

Nice!!🥰🥰