Books I Made in Classes with Liz Constable (Book Art Studios)

[@impish22]

how fun, thanks for sharing

[@RinN3-.]

These are gorgeous little mini works of art 😃👏👏❤️

[@MysteryArts]

Thank you!

[@apocalypse_frau]

They are all fantastic, and congrats on your first Coptic binding; they really do make the best sketchbooks! What is your next (or current) Fodder class?

[@MysteryArts]

Thank you! The current month of Fodder School 2 just started and we are making all kinds of things using up fodder we've been making: clusters, unusual tags, and snippet rolls. You can see some of the things I've already made on my Instagram here: instagram.com/mystery_b_arts/

[@Danadane314]

Hello, there! I’m curious about the type of papers that you like for this type of project. Thank you for such a yummy share! ❤

[@MysteryArts]

Hi! I think all the inside signatures are made with 80-90 pound sulphite paper. You can get sulphite paper at Amazon or Blick and it’s a great paper for all kinds of things-it especially dyes beautifully. I think I used 80lb mixed media paper for the cover paper.

[@katieannwicked]

i love these! are you selling any of them?

[@MysteryArts]

Thank you! Sorry for my late reply--I only just saw this comment. I've thought about selling some of my handmade books because I have so many, but haven't really made a decision on that yet. At some point, I may start an Etsy shop, but I've heard of so many issues with Etsy lately. The short answer is, I'm not selling them right now, but I may at some point in the future.

[@pambell6403]

What types of dye did you use?

[@MysteryArts]

Hi again. See my response to your comment on my Fodder School Hop video, but the short version is RIT dye.

[@pambell6403]

Thanks..love your books

[@MysteryArts]

@@pambell6403 thank you!