Aw thanks, glad you like it! ❤

Yes definitely, though Im not sure when I would love to make a video featuring different types of paper covers. Will keep you posted!

Absolutely! However i do suggest waxing it to help it go through the holes smoother. Depending on the type of yarn it could sometimes be difficult, but definitely doable. Good luck and have fun!

Yey, would love to see it! Feel free to tag us on IG: amethystatelier.creations

Have seen some tutorial videos where people put them under a book press to somewhat flatten them a bit for an hour or so (for these kinds of pocket notebooks though, I usually just put them between two heavy books). I've also used rubber bands or hair ties to keep them together, since these kinds of pocket notebooks inserts don't always lie flat anyway - and there's also a life-hack video I've recently seen for traveler's notebooks where someone used the extra elastic that came with it to have the notebook insert lie flat (just need to wrap two elastic bands on either side of an open notebook insert - though I've found rubber bands or hair ties to be a better/cheaper option for the pocket-sized inserts/pocket notebooks)! ^^

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Yey, glad you enjoyed it :D

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Hi Anaida! Thank you so much! <3 <3 <3

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Thank you i really appreciate your feedback! I do have a tutorial video showing how i make Hardcover Journals using the kettle stitch binding method. However, i dont have one for the coptic and french link stitch yet, which is what i used to make the sketchbook. I am planning to make one in the future. In the meantime, i hope you enjoy my playlist on Bookbinding tutorials :)

Thank you :)

Thanks, do you do craft markets too?

You’r every welcome! Goodluck and have fun at the shower! :D

Thank you! So what you do is before you run out of thread, make a double knot to finish the old thread (you can do this even before you reach the end of a signature, i actually prefer doing it not at the end of the signature bc it gets a little confusing, you’l know what i mean if you try both and see the e difference). Anyway, do the double knot inside of the signature, then move the knot outside to the spine like how you would if you were at the end of the signature. Then cut the old thread. Rethread your needle with a new thread (dont forget the knot at the end of your new thread) then move it through the last hole you were in from the outside in. That’s it your ready to continue where you left off. Please let me know if this makes sense, i find its always easier to show things rather than explain into words, but hope this helps!

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Hi Katina, thats a good question. No, i did not glue the spine of the texrblock to the cover. If you glue the spine, the notebook will not open because it will prevent the spine from folding open. The spine needs to fold in order to for the notebook to open. Only the endpages needs to be glued to the cover.

Hi Hector, by book cover do you mean cover paper? Are you looking for paper to wrap the cover of your book or are you looking to purchase an already made book cover to put on a textblock you made? You can pretty much use any designer paper as a cover paper to your book. Joann’s Fabric Store is a good place to start since they have a variety of single sheets you can practice with and they have a lot of branches, hopefully you have one close to where you live. I know they also have some artisan papers, because I use them for my softcover notebook collection. They also have a variety of fabrics you can turn into a book cover if you are interested in experimenting with that.

Aww, thank you very much! I appreciate your kind feedback :)

You’re very welcome, im glad you liked it :) No, i use regular PVA glue, bought a gallon of it from Amazon.

Thank you, no i use a regular PVA glue. Purchased a gallon of it from Amazon :)

Oh goodness gracious I think I made a mistake, Wow thank you for noticing that! You’re right, i used two metallic rods. I thought i was using two 1/16” rods, which equals 1/8”, but I think in the video 1/16” plus one sligthly thicker rod. I need to clean my rods, they have a lot of dried glue on them they’re starting to look the same sizes to me. Thank you for bringing that to my attention. Anyway, if you use a width a little less than than 1/4” you should be fine. The important thing is to make the width of the cover hinge (the gaps from the spine) is more than the width of the chipboard which is at least 1/8”. Basically, use a width anywhere between 1/8” to 1/4”. Does that make sense? So sorry for the confusion!

You’re very welcome! I purchased “HFS (R) Heavy Duty Guillotine Paper Cutter 400 Sheet Capacity | Solid Steel Construction (A4-12'' Paper Cutter)” from the HFS Store through Amazon ;)

You can also purchase replacement blades and parts from there. Incase you were wondering.

Glad you like it! I used Nylon Cord and a strip of cloth used for quilting that I cut into pieces. Ive also used elastic cord, they tend to come with better patterns, like metallic stripes but can be a little harder to sew with the strip of clothe. The Nylon cord is much easier to sew but usually only comes in solid colors.

Absolutely! I agree 100% <3

Thank you for the feedback! :)

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Thanks! I feel like i gave it a new beginning. Didn’t want to just purchase a new one this meant a lot to me :)

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Yey! Glad it was helpful!

Thank you!

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You’re welcome! :D

Yey, thank you and Welcome!!