DIY SINGLE SHEETS Bookbinding 😉 Easy and Fast [With Sewing]

[@bookbindig_studio]

Supplies and links 👇👇👇 Hobby Drill amzn.to/3EI6QEM Awl amzn.to/3JSLRBL Waxed Thread amzn.to/3Jz4slj Curved Sewing Needles amzn.to/3EcfJoO Book Binding Stainless Steel Needles amzn.to/3FBVXET Binder clips amzn.to/3V1T5a5 Colored Cardstock 180 gsm A4 (Check the measurements ) amzn.to/40oiKfl Cutting ruler amzn.to/3ySvdME Cutter amzn.to/3FCPYzy Bookbinding kit amzn.to/3OeLjXA

[@Alex-ce8pq]

Hello there is nothing new in this cover For example, in Russia we have been stitching together documentation and personal files in this way for a long time and also criminal cases accounting and reports For example, I used this method to stitch together my diploma project and term paper

[@bookbindig_studio]

@@Alex-ce8pq Hello ! Brilliant ! I congratulate you for your work, the video does not say that it is a new method, it is simply a video...

[@Alex-ce8pq]

@@bookbindig_studioThis is a student's graduation project kzbin.info/www/bejne/bHuVhHWJgbZ7bJYsi=mRt03wFAnyeR2vy-

[@AbdulQodirAlJilani]

I prepared a PDF of the Gaza Koran Edition by Anne Stephens to give away from the Muhammad website. I wanted to print 5 copies on my new Epson M1120, which prints 6000 pages per ink bottle. You are an elegant person, You indeed helped me to bind them for our family and our local village mosque."

[@Rafi_Bin_Haider-Ali]

AYO I WANT ONE. WHERE CAN I FIND IT AKHI???

[@matthewtmarfield7861]

This is a very durable and simple binding. When I had acquired a rare book or Ms, I would carefully scan them, and burn them onto a DVD-Rom. Then, using an inkjet printer, I would make a copy, single or double sided, onto decent quality cotton bond. These I typically stab-sewed, as You have demonstrated, and then gave the block a sturdy "library case". The originals would get archived, and the copies were available for study. I would also glue up the leaves at the spine to prevent any shifting.

[@bookbindig_studio]

Thanks a lot for sharing your experience 👌🏼😊

[@jneigler]

Thanks so much for a valuable tutorial. Your instructions are easily learned and precise. Learned a lot.

[@bookbindig_studio]

Thank you so much !

[@Coallise]

huh, worked better at binding my crochet patterns than i thought, thanks for teaching me

[@bookbindig_studio]

Excellent ! Glad to hear it

[@decepi]

While I use a dremmel for super thick stacks, I’ve had luck using a pointed Phillips screwdriver in a pinch. As long as it has a reasonably sharp point you can use it as a pseudo-drill on paper and cardboard (and it’s much easier on the wrist than an awl if you have a lot of sheets to pierce).

[@bookbindig_studio]

brilliant! Thank you very much for your contribution ! 😊

[@onuryildiz4650]

Thank you very much, it was quite helpful. Best regards

[@calamityjeff8679]

I appreciate the passion in your actions: the attention you pay to your work is beautiful to look at... and also to listen to (a little ASMR). Thanks.

[@bookbindig_studio]

Thank you very much for your kind words ❤️​

[@Victoriaunwritten]

I'm absolutely delighted with coming across your channel. You have enjoyable and useful content. Thank you for sharing your craft .

[@bookbindig_studio]

Thank you very much!

[@AWMKWHITE]

This is a great video exactly what I was looking for. True diy very easy at home books.

[@bookbindig_studio]

Thank you so much !

[@KateT847]

Cool way to cover a stab binding!

[@KarameaTeWhaiti-Ward]

thank you so much !

[@bookbindig_studio]

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[@SweetyMaity468]

Thank you so much... I was able to bind my first sketch book because of this tutorial... Ahh..I'm so happy. ❤❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏🎉

[@bookbindig_studio]

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[@Happy_Nupur]

this was extremely useful and to the point video. perfect! I'm gonna bind some pages I've got laying around soon using this method.. thanks! BTW, I love your pair of scissors !

[@bookbindig_studio]

Excellent ! Glad to hear it !

[@bookbindig_studio]

Excellent ! Glad to hear it !

[@lhoover7334]

Good instructions, thank you!

[@flormorrison1883]

Amazing!

[@bookbindig_studio]

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[@Mays1310]

Thank you for this amazing video ❤

[@bookbindig_studio]

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[@beakytwitch7905]

That makes for an automatic self-closing book, which requires a heavy object to hold it open.... I would do it another way, using padding glue and thin, strong paper. You make the 'pad', glue the thin, long fibres paper over the pad, which bonds the pages into a book. Then you make a hinging cover similar to a hardback book. If your book is up to 5/8" thick, this method of binding will last for many years. It has the advantage that the book will open flat, hinging at the glue/long-fibre join. "A perfect binding"...

[@bookbindig_studio]

Hello ! Of course you can do it however you like!

[@dane3038]

I've found that it's best to use multiple coats of PVA glue on the spin.

[@Nira-i7r]

Thankyou so much ❤❤

[@bookbindig_studio]

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[@heymoon7088]

Could I use a regular drill with a small bit?

[@bookbindig_studio]

Hello ! Yes of course !

[@ImagineGamingPlay]

Once finished making, can you add more pages to it?

[@bookbindig_studio]

Hello ! Yes, you could, but you would have to peel off the covers, cut the thread and re-sew with the added leaves and finally you will have to cut a new cover since it will change the height of the spine

[@ImagineGamingPlay]

@bookbindig_studio So basically start over. I was looking for a bind where I could just insert new pages since the number of the pages increases over time. Any fine ideas or tutorials?

[@bookbindig_studio]

@@ImagineGamingPlay I don't have any binding tutorial so you can do that 😕. I can only think of looking for ring bindings, but there is nothing like that on my channel

[@momh3415]

I'm going to use this for a class where we'll add pages as we go. I plan to make a bow instead of a double knot until the end. This way I can untie it when we have new pages and add them in. At the end I'll add the cover.

[@bookbindig_studio]

@@momh3415 Sounds good !

[@dbibes]

Merci pour ces très bons tutoriels. Est ce que vous pourrez un jour nous montrer comment on peut faire un cahier qui s'ouvre totalement à plat s'il vous plaît ? Je voudrais faire un cahier de dessin où peindre sur les deux pages en face à face. Bonne soirée.

[@bookbindig_studio]

Salut ! Merci beaucoup :-) Ci-dessous, je vous laisse deux liens vers des tutoriels qui montrent des reliures qui s'ouvrent à 180 degrés, idéales pour les cahiers d'art ! kzbin.info/www/bejne/fmmygmuVr7x8pbc et kzbin.info/www/bejne/b36pq4CCpqmhmqc . Et cet autre tutoriel de ma chaîne principale où je montre comment faire une reliure copte kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z3vcoWOIpJdofM0

[@dbibes]

@@bookbindig_studio merci beaucoup. Je ne connaissais pas ton autre chaîne, je m'abonne ! La reliure copte est plus proche de ce que je recherche. Le modèle de reliure exact que j'aimerais pouvoir faire est visible sur cette vidéo (lien ensuite). Comme tu vois, à 3'15 environ, on peut basculer la couverture pour garder le cahier vraiment tout à fait plat et équilibré. Peut être que tu pourrais me dire le nom du procédé pour que je recherche ? En tout cas, merci de ta réponse et de tes tutoriels qui sont vraiment clairs. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bIWmp5JmjNxgqdk

[@bookbindig_studio]

@@dbibes Ok, je comprends ce que tu voudrais réaliser, mais je n'ai pas de tuto qui y ressemble... Tu pourrais essayer de coudre des livrets, dans ton cas tu utiliserais du papier plus épais, donc les livrets ne peuvent être constitués que de deux ou trois feuilles pliées. Après les avoir cousus, il semble qu'il ajoute une "garde" en papier kraft et sur cette garde il colle ces couvertures en carton recouvertes de tissu, SANS dos, permettant ainsi au mécanisme d'avoir cette ouverture. Je ne sais pas si je peux m'expliquer... Je joins un tuto où j'explique comment monter le livret principal, le reste il faudrait "improviser" kzbin.info/www/bejne/sJXXhYpufMx_jMk

[@dbibes]

@@bookbindig_studio merci beaucoup, c'est vraiment très aimable. Je vais me pencher sur la question et voir cette vidéo. Bonne soirée

[@crimedelacreeme]

Thanks for this video! I wanna bind a book for my husband for Christmas. It is from loose pages and a lot (maybe 200-250). Can I use this method (with the needle) AND the double-fan glue method? Just to secure it all really good. Or will it won't work?

[@crimedelacreeme]

Also, i wish to do it in hardback! I am now listening to your other video for that specifically!

[@bookbindig_studio]

Hello ! This method with sewing is going to work for you

[@bookbindig_studio]

@@crimedelacreeme It is explained in this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/iZnGioSsZdFlbbM

[@MahroobBarlaskar]

thankk you mam

[@JellyfeatherQuickshyClearberry]

can i use thicker cardboard for the cover or will it be too thick?

[@bookbindig_studio]

Hello! In the case of this method it can only be done with cardboard as covers. For hard covers you would have to follow this tutorial kzbin.info/www/bejne/iZnGioSsZdFlbbMsi=khjVaXkEkWhdx_QW

[@JellyfeatherQuickshyClearberry]

@@bookbindig_studio grest thank you!

[@blemanojoshua700]

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[@flakey313]

Any other tools used for making the holes?

[@bookbindig_studio]

Hello! You can use a hobby drill, a punch, or just a hammer with a nail. www.amazon.com/-/es/dp/B07FSBY9GV?linkCode=ssc&tag=onamzeasybook-20&creativeASIN=B07FSBY9GV&asc_item-id=amzn1.ideas.6W7EFIQ0YMS1&ref_=aip_sf_list_spv_ons_mixed_d_asin www.amazon.com/-/es/dp/B00004T7R3?linkCode=ssc&tag=onamzeasybook-20&creativeASIN=B00004T7R3&asc_item-id=amzn1.ideas.6W7EFIQ0YMS1&ref_=aip_sf_list_spv_ons_mixed_d_asin

[@tikigodstudios]

What would you recommend for thick (150) cotton paper?

[@bookbindig_studio]

Hello ! I recommend you make sewn bindings like the one in this video or these other videos kzbin.info/www/bejne/hWfGnHd6h6d0qK8si=vqXV59qTqvKtBraU kzbin.info/www/bejne/iZnGioSsZdFlbbMsi=I_JnnaTy13AZb0cp

[@tikigodstudios]

@@bookbindig_studio thank you, kindly! the book I'm doing is 380 pages and roughly 2.5 inches thick so it'll be a chore.

[@bookbindig_studio]

@@tikigodstudios mmmm ok, I understand, there are many pages! 💪💪💪

[@MaNa-bz6tx]

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[@bookbindig_studio]

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[@andrewrae8064]

What's the drill bit diameter plz thanks

[@bookbindig_studio]

Hello ! Approximately 3mm, I can't tell you in inches

[@andrewrae8064]

@@bookbindig_studio dw im australian haha thanks

[@teymurhuseynli7138]

Is it ok, with this type of binding, to bind around 1300 sheets?

[@bookbindig_studio]

Hello ! 1300 sheets are a lot of sheets! I suggest you divide the amount and make several bindings. Up to 250 sheets I did it this way and it works well

[@itskaku.2807]

Can we use it like turning one page behind

[@bookbindig_studio]

Hello ! I don't quite understand the question, but if you mean that the pages don't come off when you turn them completely, yes, no problem.

[@petertbd1674]

What paper you use to print the book content. Its normal A4 paper or any others special paper for book? Thanks.

[@bookbindig_studio]

Hello ! It is normal DIN A4 paper, which they sell in reams of 100/250 or 500 sheets.

[@adamwhiteson6866]

Very nice but this binding will not open flat which makes it difficult to actually use.

[@bookbindig_studio]

Hello ! You are right, for a 180 degree opening I recommend a Coptic or Australian binding.

[@aaminathegreat]

@@bookbindig_studio can coptic style binding be done on loose pages like this?

[@bookbindig_studio]

@@aaminathegreat Hello ! No, the problem with loose sheets is that you will always depend on a seam to prevent them from coming off, or in the case of using adhesive you will run the risk of them coming off when opening the binding at 180º. That's the truth, I wouldn't like to lie to you

[@Mono_Autophobic]

5 holes are unnecessary, 3 is sufficient

[@NisargChaudhari]

It comes down to personal preference and importance of the book over long term. While I prefer 3, I can see the practicality of 5. 5 holes provide better grip of pages. Books with 3 holes have shown widening in the gap areas over several years which is less likely to happen in 5 holes due to less distance of the gap. Results you get depend on how much effort youre ready to put into it (3 vs 5). Thanks for a great instructional video, very thorough, though include a 3 hole option as well, although its a no-brainer, some people need it.

[@geoffreyfoster1784]

Informative, though I really wish this guy would speak and give a little more insight then the little bit of text on the screen. Like what kind of paper should you use. How long should you wait until the glue dries, stuff like that.

[@bookbindig_studio]

Hello ! In the video description you have a list of supplies that you can use as a guide. In any case, you can use any paper and cardboard for the covers. As for the glue, I cannot say how long it takes to dry since that depends on the glue you use and where you live, for example, there are glues that have more water and if you live in a humid place, logically it will take longer to dry. dry than if you use an adhesive with little water and live in a dry place...Therefore, it is best that you see on your own when it is dry Supplies and links 👇👇👇 Hobby Drill amzn.to/3EI6QEM Awl amzn.to/3JSLRBL Waxed Thread amzn.to/3Jz4slj Curved Sewing Needles amzn.to/3EcfJoO Book Binding Stainless Steel Needles amzn.to/3FBVXET Binder clips amzn.to/3V1T5a5 Colored Cardstock 180 gsm A4 (Check the measurements ) amzn.to/40oiKfl Cutting ruler amzn.to/3ySvdME Cutter amzn.to/3FCPYzy Bookbinding kit amzn.to/3OeLjXA

[@geoffreyfoster1784]

@@bookbindig_studio Okay, thanks for a bit more insight. I did see the list of supplies (except paper lol). Thanks for responding. Have a good one.

[@geoffreyfoster1784]

One last question, though I'm sure I know the answer. The seam cover is cardstock as well, correct?

[@bookbindig_studio]

@@geoffreyfoster1784 Yeah !