Bookbinding hand sewn lesson 1 step 4

[@ggibin]

Fantastic! I have no words to describe your marvelous work! My great grandfather was Italian and he was a professional bookbinder - never got to meet him - but now, when I was looking for a tutorial on how to hand sew a book (for the titles I intend to print out of the internet) I come to see this, your fantastic work! Funny how the past meets today in such strange circumstances. Thanks a lot for this inspiring tutorial!

[@slfrantz]

I already have a great love of books but these videos bring on a whole new level of appreciation for the art of bookbinding by hand. Like everyone else, seeing the next step of attaching the endpapers to the cover would be amazing! Thank you again for sharing this talent with me as I am over 7,000 miles away but feel as if I'm right there in Florence!

[@brynhildur]

Absolutely excellent videos. Finally a true professional. Very easy to understand even if one doesn't know any Italian. I'm looking for more from the same man. Thank you very much for sharing your talent.

[@bbum1962]

Bravo, fantastic thank you for this tutorial. I am at present out of work and at times feel quite worthless, but people like you enable people like me to engage in something positive. Thank you for your generosity i really cannot thank you enough.

[@telosfd]

The Italians are great masters in these jobs. I remember my school books in the 1960's primary school. Bravo maestro!!!!!!!!

[@GigiCori]

Very very beautiful work! Thank you for sharing your talent and art. I loved it!

[@SuDaChiWa]

Absolutely Beautiful! I'd love to see more of the process by this Master. There may be iPads and Kindles but there's NOTHING like a real book. Lovely. Thank you for posting.

[@SandiVanWinkle]

Thank you for sharing. Wonderful videos which are easy to understand even though I don't speak Italian. I'm teaching a high school class bookbinding and plan to show these. Thanks again for sharing your amazing talents.

[@DRBALDEVRVirdi]

this is very beatiful job done by dedicated man, it is outstanding, great......a big thanks.

[@NolaGB]

Excellent videos! Thank you so much for sharing. Your videos cleared up the confusion I had about using the sewing frame. Your videos are beautifully done!!

[@sophiainus]

Very patient. Thank you. Your attention to me need for detail helps me greatly.

[@katieleverett]

Finally, a quality tutorial! From someone with clear skill and dedication (unlike a lot of videos where the 'expert' just wings it with sub-par materials)! Very enjoyable. I'd love to see more tutorials about how to finish the book. What material did you use for the book covers? Where can these supplies be purchased? Thanks!

[@2corinthians59]

I love the way its easy to follow without speaking any Italian. Are there more videos with the rest of the process laid out? Hope to see them soon.

[@ctectrejreje]

Watching your videos was like watching art being made. I love your professionalism and craftsmanship. Could you do a followup video where you finish the book by adding covers? I would like to make a book and am just confused about how to finish the process. I can't wait to make a real book and your videos are exactly what I was looking for. Very beautiful!!! You are a true artist!

[@kaersten3623]

Tutti i video in una lezione sono fantastici. Sono molto facili da seguire. Farò riferimento a loro più e più volte. Grazie.

[@RaffaeleDeDominicis]

Ok

[@godschildyes]

Just beautiful and so easy to understand! I don't even know Italian, but I understand very easily!

[@Bunefoo401]

Wonderful tutorials. I only wish I could see how you finish them off. Thank you!

[@sdixon43]

Excellent! Thank you for taking the time to make these videos.

[@CumulusSkies]

Thank you for posting this thing of beauty! (I wish I knew Italian...another thing of beauty!)

[@trevorbowskill1034]

Hi great video, I was a pen ruler/ binder, operating a Shaws pen ruler then making springback ledgers 1/4, 1/2 and full bound leather, I am unsure which job was the hardest ruling or binding. Nice to see a craftsman at work.Trevor Bowskill Manchester UK

[@JOMISAG]

Excelente y detallada explicación. Muy buen profesional. Gracias por este aporte tan valioso para todos los amantes de la encuadernación. Saludos desde Zaragoza (España)

[@Alttayra]

Muy buena toda la información acerca de la encuadernación cosida al hilo. Excelente...! Complimenti. Saludos desde Argentina.

[@diegogeid95]

finalmente un tutorial di qualità !!! e da dove arriva? dall'italia, paese dell'arte e da firenze, città d'arte d'eccellenza... complimenti!!

[@tybardy6933]

this leaves me needing so much more info. how do you finish the pages that are folded on the top and the outside? What kind of cover do you use? How do you attach the pages to the cover?

[@johnacsyen]

Great video. Keep the lessons coming. Thanks

[@MalissaWilson]

Thank you so much for posting this video. It was very helpful. :)

[@DeliaIslas]

This is so helpful. Thanks for realizing this tutorial :)

[@PauloFerreira-dm6cv]

Agradeço de coração sua explicação pormenorizada dessa arte maravilhosa. Grato, Paulo - BR - São Paulo/Peruíbe

[@johar178]

I think to post this video of old world technique is great. all other videos about book binding are either more sloppy or they are trying to sell you something. Are there more videos from this gentleman to round out the rest of the steps of bookbinding? Thank you

[@Infodesign100]

Bem, apesar de eu não entender a língua Italiana, as lições foram bem explicadas, obrigado pela sua aula!

[@kennalan1130]

Excellent! Please continue.

[@2corinthians59]

Excellent. Can we see the rest of the process its so easy to follow without speaking Italian. Thank you.

[@simelacrum]

Najbolji video, hvala.

[@vickimiles54]

I do not speak Italian, however the lessons were very easy to follow. Are there more videos for the cover of the book?

[@digitalbrayer]

Excellent video I wish I could understand what you are saying although I get the main points with the procedure.

[@samanth7777]

Well done senior. Bravo Gracias

[@samir-yousefsamri8951]

طريقة جيدة ومرتبة لكيفية التعلم لتجليد الكتب والحفاظ عليها

[@spoutnpout]

Loved what I could figure out...any chance you could explain in English?

[@johnacsyen]

Super tutorial. Title says lesson 1 part 4. Is there a lesson 2? Thanks

[@nj14]

great tutorial; thanks

[@rubengrau8550]

Gracias excelente video1 , muy didáctica explicación !!

[@Thegreatmee19]

Ok, I only have one problem... What do you do with those threads? You obviously can't just cut them...right? Any tips? :)

[@Platone84]

Bellissimo video! Se non le dispiace avrei da farle due domande. 1) ma quando ha cucito i fascicoli, questi erano ancora costituiti da un grande foglio piegato e non tagliato, ossia, dopo la cucitura, le pagine non erano ancora sfogliabili? giusto? 2) Sarebbe possibile vedere le altre lezioni, ossia la conclusione della realizzazione fino al libro ultimato? Grazie

[@jonlowry502]

Ciao, la Ringrazia per questa lezione meravigliosa, lei l'ha fatto molto facile di seguire. La mia un'ultima domanda è che lei fa con le cordicelle extra che lei taglia? Jon

[@ecv03]

Wow thanks. Do you have a English one?

[@natoleone]

bel video,chiaro e preciso, grazie mille. Sin qui ho capito come si fa, ora devo solo capire come si fa la copertina.

[@gmsystem77]

Can someone please tell me what are the advantages/ disadvantages of the two different sewing techniques used in the video? Nice video :)

[@corradorisso1941]

the only difference is the advantage of the second technique: you will use less wire and this is helpful to reduce the thickiness of the book, when you have to bind many pages.

[@hmarillejla7]

Ho imparato molto - grazie...Ma come tagliare quando tutta la cucitura e' pronta?

[@gioanchat]

Gran bel lavoro il tuo!

[@davide_9728]

Salve, sto rilegando un libro del 1942 composto da 30 fascicoli trifogli a grammatura fina e rilegatura da biblioteca (nervi veri ,visibili sotto la mezza pelle). Ovviamente i primi e ultimi 5 fascicoli li cucirò a punto continuo ;) Dato che non ho ottimi fili per cucire e ogni volta si "impicciano", posso usare per cucire uno spago di canapa da 1mm ? Grazie per le sue splendide lezioni !

[@RaffaeleDeDominicis]

Mi pare un poco spesso. La costola non deve venire troppo alta, max un terzo in più dello spessore del libro.

[@davide_9728]

@@RaffaeleDeDominicis ho provato che con in filo di cotone da 0.5 mm ma purtroppo ogni volta di impiccia, rovinandomi il lavoro...

[@RaffaeleDeDominicis]

@@davide_9728 devi "paraffinarlo"

[@Aerith9292]

che lavoro meraviglioso, è sempre bello vedere gli artigiani italiani a lavoro, soprattutto di questo tempi è una vera arte! c'è la possibilità di vedere come creare una "copertina" (non conosco il nome tecnico) per il libro? grazie!

[@RaffaeleDeDominicis]

Appena possibile pubblicherò altre tecniche e creazioni di coperte.

[@RichardDenRooyen1973]

would be cool if there were english subs,.. ofcourse, but even without, good to follow!

[@Cirzzz]

Thank you for sharing :D

[@Cacacos]

more vids like this please!

[@Aepullo68]

@diegogeid95 Fa molto piacere di vedere che la maestria degl'artigiani fiorentini e' rimasta la stessa dal rinascimento fin'a oggi ! :)

[@satyalotus0711]

Grazie!!

[@deepakduttpathak210]

It is very good

[@tysonand96]

Bravo maestro! Dove è la seconda lezione?

[@tesseract8033]

bad example you see the pages already ripping weijl he is feeding the tread.

[@RaffaeleDeDominicis]

?!

[@antoniocaringella243]

scusi ma trovo la cucitura a pieno molto + regolare

[@swiftlaker6]

Omg lol. I used toothpicks >.