Bookbinding - japanese style Part 3

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[@BrucePenny]

I love the rainstorm sounds in the background of this one. Together with the sounds of your cutting etc it beats any music soundtrack. Excellent tutorial. Thanks.

[@winksartistt3817]

Still the very best Japanese bookbinding tutorial

[@No1Kind]

Just what I was looking for to make a scrapbook. Thank you. It was an amazing tutorial. Well done!

[@Cetha33]

thank you for share your video, i love this kind of videos! you do everthing, slowly, step by step, and dont talk, this is also an insparation for me how to make a productiv video, not like others here when they talk anoying..

[@jeannettegravett9202]

Excellent! And without any chattering. Thanks.

[@ANAPFER3]

Very beautiful! Thanks for sharing the technique!

[@DianaTrout]

Beautiful book. Thank you for these videos

[@anelisepirola]

Aprender as técnicas com o Peter é excelente! Ensina super bem e em total silêncio!! Grata por isso!

[@clarecrines]

What a wonderful video,thankyou so much!

[@incubusoul]

It's highly mesmerising. I can't-look-away

[@kmb6833]

Das ist sehr gut gezeigt. Danke schön dafür.

[@claudemariechampagne1349]

Great tutorial, thank you!

[@tomrelth]

Thanks from an art teacher in Morocco.

[@THEentropyMaker]

Always use non-acidic glue and paper when you make books. Any water based glue aka PVA glue works great. For the holes, use a hand held single punch. You can find these at most craft stores and they are pretty inexpensive. Good luck!

[@pilarduret477]

J'aime beaucoup votre technique mais je voulais savoir si les feuilles sont collées entre elles. Merci cordialement Pilar Duret

[@applefan236]

how do you clean your cutting board when its covered in glue?

[@Skaldi3]

have you tried a cropadile on this project? I just got one myself. was thinking about it.

[@JoyfulFreckles]

Is there a maximum number of pages or thickness for this kind of binding?

[@MasterYana]

You need to post links to the first two parts in the description.

[@elizabethmaia4680]

Seu trabalho é excelente! Agradeço por compartilhar seu ensinamento. Que você receba muitas bençãos!

[@iolandaprotopapa2039]

Che meraviglia. Solo il rumore della carta e le mani che lavorano, senza musica né spiegazioni. Grazie

[@PockAnimation]

Thank you so much, it was more than useful !

[@Amoebatirith]

Thank you for these videos. I've been looking for a really nice way to make a book that wouldn't be too complicated so that I can make them to sell to make some extra money. Do you use regular glue or do you use a non-acidic type glue? Also what is the name of the tool you use to make the holes for the sewing?

[@IIDivadRCII]

you bend that green paper and it continues resistant. how it's called the green paper?

[@Aegopodium]

This is no paper but probably linen. It's special paperbacked linen especially for bookbinding!

[@carolinaportoliveira]

Muito bom e bem explicado. Obrigada já fiz alguns.

[@iq0005]

Good job 👏👏

[@madrigalbgfede]

muchas gracias... exelente trabajo

[@parronzuelo]

muy bueno, gracias!

[@CerridwenVids]

So, Japanese handmade books don't have hard-cover spines? o,O

[@malinaplass]

Super, thank you.

[@FlautistaConsciente]

Muy bueno, prolijo, impecable!

[@FrancJT]

This is some heavy ASMR

[@marygephart5868]

Great!!

[@iBookBinding]

Thanks for taking the time to make this video tutorial, it's great! I've added it to our playlist which I've just embedded into our latest post 'Top 15 Japanese Stab Binding Tutorials on the Internet' - www.ibookbinding.com/blog/top-10-japanese-stab-binding-tutorials-on-the-internet/ Thanks again and keep up the good work! ~Paul

[@FlautistaConsciente]

Y en total silencio!

[@babymama406]

I got scared you'd cut your fingers

[@umutsamillionaire]

very good thank you!