Thank you so much!

I can really recommend taking a few bricks and wrapping them, if you need some cheap weights. We had some behind the garden shed left over.

That’s so cute!

Great video! Thank you!

Happy to see another bookbinding video from you ☺️

The new cover is so cute 😍

Thank you so much!✨️🤎 I really needed this tutorial, I have a book with a cover that I dont like, and I never had the courage to change it, but wish me luck because im gonna try! ⚘️

Going to attempt this with my copy of Twisted Love. So if it turns out not great, no love lost.

At the end, you don’t glue the spine to the text block?

Hairspray has acid in it so that means it will slowly break down the paper over the decades. I find that if you water down PVA glue and use it for your first layer that it is easier. Still new to the technique so you may want to experiment.

I used photo paper which is much more difficult 😭 Didn’t turn out exactly right but I think its pretty close! If I just try a few more times I bet I can get it down.

This tutorial validates my artsy skills to be applied to bookbinding. Also, I'm glad you highlighted the 'imperfections' and that there are always solutions for them instead of just repeating back to the first step. Thank you so much!

Im not sure I understand the part with the printed flowers on the transparent foil (I understood the golden part though)…I just don’t get how you print on the transfer foil Please help meeee

I've been binging videos just as this one and I just had the startling realization that I can't even fold paper perfectly to save my life. What am I doing looking up tutorials? Pff- 😂 But look, I don't like how my cover of The Last Unicorn looks.

May I ask what printer ink is used on the transfer paper. Is it toner ink or inkjet?

God! Thank you a lot!!!❤

Your english is very good, a few errors, but nothing to worry about. I enjoyed your bullet journal style! And your videos are so fun to watch.

So helpful! Thank you so much. And especially for the note of not being too hard on yourself. Really appreciate your video!

If you want to skip the first couple steps, you can get two cutting boards that are the right size (: it might not be as cheap, but if you don't have access to a table saw a couple cutting boards work just fine!

I've recently swapped to an A6 and i think this is the closest I've gotten to actually finishing a journal. i use it daily now since it's easier to use on the go and to actually fill a page

I'm kinda curious, like how would you dismantle this if you wanted to change the cover again, would you use the same method?

My comment is late but omg THANK YOU!!!! Your video is a live changer💋💋

The glue on the feet is an amazing tip! Does it make the press wobbly though?

Lovely tutorial. Why is it important to printe the covers one three separate sheets? If it is possible to print the whole cover on one paper (based on size of book) would it make a difference?

For the cover printed on the transfer paper, can that be made using an inkjet printer with sublimation sheets?

Excellent! Mi encanta💯

Mi inglés se activo con tu video! Qué acento tienes?? 😅 para saber cuál entiendo 😊

poor books

I was looking to make an hardcover book without the regular tools, this video helped me so much, thank you!

Y si fuera el Sol? Recordemos que el Sol está en nuestra actividad máxima.

vraiment chouette ! ça me donne envie d'essayer !

THANK YOU FOR THIS!!! I have been trying to find different ways to make book covers that don't require me to buy this machine or that type of printer, etc. You are a life saver! Much more cost effective for my current pockets

what do you use as a clear coat??

SO it turns out the Gryffindor edition of H.P.Deathly (hardcover) is discontinued. So here I am, #FeelingCreative😅

This is the perfect tutorial to help me book bind my books that have covers falling apart! Thanks so much for the simplicity ❤

Wow! This is so cool, thank you!

Gonna try it on my Cheat sheet by Sarah Addams!

Thank you so much for this tutorial! I wanted to make a book box from scratch so that I can store my board games in them, but didn't like the design sold on Amazon. This was extremely helpful!

This is Amazing 👏🏼 🤤🤤🤩

Thank You 😊

As others have said I would definitely suggest making book sleeves so that you can change the covers according to your mood and also I would draw on the inside ( like you do on some of your other books ) to really make them yours. Also, you could draw on the paper sides with gold or use foil to make littles designs like birds or sth so you can fit the ravenclaw aesthetic and colour. These are probably suggestions you may have already considered 🤷🏽‍♀️ 😅

this is absolutely gorgeous! can someone help me and tell me the thickness of the cardboard? I will have to buy some but I don't want to accidentally buy too thick cardboard.

My ADHD is making me believe that I can start yet another hobby when I can barely stand on my two feet

How did you do your screensaver? at 3:30

What kind of paper do you use for the cover?

Oh it is amazing 😍✨ I love it so so much ❤

Loving and love your dog ❤❤❤❤

Love your voice and pronuntation 😭♥️

bon comme j’ai vu que vous parlez français je me permets de vous écrire dans ma langue 😂 merci beaucoup pour ce tutoriel ! j’en cherchais un pour custom un livre pour l’anniversaire d’une copine, vous m’aidez beaucoup !