DIY Coptic Stitch Notebook

Hello, I hope this tutorial wasn't too confusing. Here's the cord and glue that I used for this project.
Super-Lon Cord
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Mod Podge Hard Coat (I had an 8 ounce jar but I could only find the 16 ounce version on Amazon.)
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[@jessicafilipe7202]

honestly,, like dxde below me, i watched maybe 100 stitch tutorials and this is literally the only one that got through to me. Its simple, no crazy tools and extra sh*t. Really appreciate you thank you for the help !!!

[@kellilien1736]

Spent two hours last night with a how-to book -- looking at the hand drawn pictures -- combined with instructions. Could not get it. Period. This tutorial really helped. Thank you.

[@cw4608]

Check out Sea Lemon’s channel for binding for many binding techniques and variations on Coptic binding.

[@ken_duh]

I’ve watched at least 20 Coptic binding tutorials in these fast few days and this has been best

[@scarlette1066]

Same here

[@laurabarba5484]

I love this tutorial! And the tip about wrapping around a couple signatures down on the ends really makes a difference! It makes the ends look like the rest of the coptic. Thanks!

[@PatriciaPageMosaicArtsCrafts]

This is the best coptic stitch tutorial on KZbin Thank you 💜

[@Violnt]

I have never ever bothered to leave a comment or review on ANYTHING online - until watching this tutorial. Guarantee that once seeing this tutorial, not one single person would google "coptic stich tutorial". Thanks for clarifying confusion for the 69thousand of us who have viewed so far! BTW Is that some kind of record - not a single dislike? Someone - give this girl an award or something so she keeps creating decent content.

[@createwithjenn]

That's so sweet. Thank you!

[@princezzpuffypants6287]

Stitching starts at 3:00

[@handmadeiowa]

Very easily explained binding! I have done 2 now using this tutorial.

[@houdini840]

Been wanting to do this and could not figure it out. Great instructions. Thank you!

[@jadetobin]

Beautiful work and great tutorial :)

[@marriannadougherty7408]

Perfect. Very easy to follow. Thank you so much.

[@gabrielleannacormierart]

Great video! Great instructions while also managing to keep the videos length relatively short. Thank you 🙏

[@bajixyz8431]

Okay but like this is the best tutorial🕺❤️

[@possumpie231]

Thank you for a wonderful, concise, clear tutorial!

[@crsystalknight5504]

You're right

[@jannatunferdous9985]

Thank you, mam

[@jenniferksummer]

Yours is the best tutorial for this on YT!

[@createwithjenn]

Thanks!

[@tyeshadurant3298]

Yea I like how much better the stitches look on the ends

[@prodiprajvhor1573]

Thank s , I will try this after My exam

[@utubepunk]

Nice tutorial! Stupid question... Will a coptic stitch work on a stack of flat sheets or do you have to use signatures of folded paper? 🤔

[@Cy4nSw4n]

This is so cute!

[@jay_randall]

Would it affect the book if you glue say a piece of leather on the covers and spine?

[@xeon2773]

probably not, if you just do the book with the cardboard pieces and then glue the leather ontop it might work. not sure tho, never have used leather before (yes i replied 3 months later lmao)

[@jay_randall]

@@xeon2773 haha thankyou

[@yanamagera]

Try searching for "long stitch bookbinding method". Basically you'll be stitching each signature directly to the leather cover. You can add a picture of paper or cardboard for rigity (for making a hard cover basically). Also try "french link stitch". If you sacrifice the first and the last page as flyleaves (endpapers), you can do you book the following way: stitch you pages using french link stitch; glue a piece of thin paper to the spine, wrapping around the signature block and glueing it to the first and last pages too, let dry (the piece of paper could be any size smaller as long as it covers most of the stitching); prepare your hard cover - using three pieces of cardboard for two faces of the book and its spine, glue all the cardboards to a single piece of leather/wrapping paper; glue this prepared hardcover to your signature block - first spine, then first and last pages. You should have your hard cover book done! Search for "hard cover bookbinding" for details. Tip: when drying a glued book, use spare sheets of paper to shove in between glued parts/pages to avoid page waving - spare paper will absorb moisture from the glue Sorry for the late response, hope this was of any help!!

[@sremu7140]

Sometimes when i move one hole to another the last knot gets loose.why does it hapoen and how to prevent it

[@sremu7140]

@@mariiayakovenko3847 yes it was. I did that too and it worked. Thanks.

[@manuelpreuschoff8248]

how thick is that paper that you are using?

[@sorenficklin5884]

Great tutorial, up until the last part. A little confused on the knots used to tie the cover off, as the video moves fast without much explanation. Otherwise, a great tutorial.

[@Violnt]

Even better idea - make a tutorial that teaches everyone how to make a decent youtube tutorial. And make KZbin employ you!

[@cigale3100]

Nice explanation except at minute 4.54 when you put the cover with the last signature. You don't show the step after passing the needle through the cover.... then I don't know how you go then to the signature... that's a shame...

[@monicaazana3643]

whats the point of using an existent notebook to make a new one?!

[@novara.academy]

Making a cooler one

[@gursimrankahlon2386]

Sweetie the tutorial is really good but I had a very hard time understanding what you are saying.

[@elamiri858]

There is English captions!