Rebinding Old Books - Part 2

[@JonathanDequeker]

Thank you for uploading this, despite the difficulties!

[@Ceropegia]

Yeah, I wasn't in full teaching mode and forgot that when you have a directional end paper the heads have to be marked and I followed a usual procedure for non directional end papers. But, you did get that information and it solved the problem. Kind of a twofer... I feel that when things don't go perfectly I have to show it. Keeps us human and reduces the pressure, should things go wrong, by seeing that there is a solution. Thanks for watching.

[@kateh4030]

Great video, and thanks for leaving in all the oopsies. Nice to know it happens to the most experienced as well.

[@Ceropegia]

See my reply to Jonathan Dequeker above. Thanks for watching.

[@MoniqueAO888]

Thank you for continueing putting your great videos online...hello from Germany :-)

[@valeriacolivoro25]

I love your videos! thanks for sharing.

[@colinsmith6116]

Sorry Sage, but I am completely lost.

[@Ceropegia]

Colin, just remember to mark the head -outside of the colored end paper. That way you will know how to place the end paper onto the pasted out white(text) paper, the marks go to the head, one will be right and the other left so that you have a front and back end paper for your book. If you watch this again it might clear up for you, when I do something out of sequence or make a mistake I feel it is important to show that there are ways to correct the situation. I make made end papers in other videos binding printed pages and some albums, watching those may set it better in your mind. It is the same procedure what ever type of book you are making. Thanks for watching.

[@rahmigenis9092]

great job

[@jdmccorful]

Following along and enjoying your work. Thanks for the look.