Two Black Albums Part 3

The albums have been trimmed. I make head bands and Round and line the spine.

[@valerie6004]

I am learning a lot from you..you are with me when i make a box or a book. You really are my favorite teacher. I am gratefull for your presence on youtube. Watching you working is like listening a really good song lol ! Merci beaucoup :) De Montréal, Québec, Canada xxx

[@shponglechunch]

Love your videos so much! Super appreciated channel

[@fatis8893]

You comeback. I m happy

[@menpadi6222]

Oh you're back sir

[@TrevorClarke]

Could you make a list available of materials you used? Especially for the lining prayer etc. Should it be archival/acid free? What weight?

[@jayfinger5436]

I've followed this series with much interest. I appreciate the detail you go into. For me, it's not too much, not too little. But a question: How do you keep the text block square? I find that as I'm stitching signatures together that I end up with the text block leaning to one side. Is it just "be more careful", or is there a trick to keeping everything square?

[@Ceropegia]

If you have marked the spine and kettle stitches you should be fine if you poke the needle through you marks. The other thing is to decide which side of your sewing is to be the head and which side the tail. Each time you place a signature on your work, be sure to align the new signature with the sewn work to the head so that it all stays in place. You might look at my video on sewing printed sections, there may be some other points of interest there for you. Thanks for watching and good luck.

[@jdmccorful]

I missed my real calling.