ACOTAR Rebinding, Hand Embroidered Covers | Budget-Friendly Embroidered Book Binding Tutorial
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2024
- Join me in this slightly chaotic, budget friendly embroidered book binding tutorial! I only just realized that I did the spine the wrong way (i think?) but I'll still be displaying it on my bookshelf lol.
I'll be rebinding the rest of the ACOTAR series, and I have plans to rebind a few of my other favorite series as well - subscribe to this channel to keep up with my embroidered creations ♥
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This is one of the prettiest rebinding of ACOTAR I've ever seen! So creative and well executed!
thank you so much!!!
Such a creative idea! I love the little floral frame on the covers ❤️🌸
thank you!!!
Hi, that’s a wonderful idea! I need to try it too! Some tips, that might help with your next book.
1. The accidie free supplies are preventing yellowing over time. If you're ok with the yellowing after a couple of years, it does not matter what you use :).
2. You can use HeatnBond to attach your embroidered cloth to a thin sheet of paper. That paper prevents PVA-glue from seeping through. Then you can skip the step with the "second" covers :D.
3. The little fabric pieces are called headbands. When done while binding the text block it strengthens the spine :D
4. DAS Bookbinding is my channel to go for bookbinding.
thanks so much for the tips! I'm almost done embroidering the covers for the second book in this series, so I'll definitely put them to good use!
Welp now IM hyper fixated and I’m going to do this. You’ve given me no choice at all. Thank you for the tutorial.
I’m not good at embroidery, but I’m going to do it anyway. 😅
lol! I'd love to see what you create!🥰
@@HanEmbroidersis there a certain fabric used? I’m buying the supplies next week. Since I’m not good at embroidery, I’ve decided to do bead embroidery! Since I’m a beader. I think it will look just as cool! Thanks for the idea
@@tabithanfernando i use cotton fabric when embroidering usually, but linen looks great as well! I think beading would look super cute!!!!
@@HanEmbroiders thanks for letting me know. If I get it done and it looks good, I’ll post in the group and tag you if you don’t mind!
@@tabithanfernando please do! Super excited to see it!!!
What a beautiful work of art all around! ❤️
thanks so much!!!
Coming from the link you posted in the ACOTAR fb group! I love this!
eek! Thanks so much, happy to have you here!
I have some antique Texas Drs account books that need work. This idea might work! I could embroider Texas wildflowers, especially the bluebonnets.
This is so beautifully done! It’s absolutely stunning
thank you!!!🥰
I want to do this to Lily Archer The Book Of G but but embroider the first letter in each chapter thank you for showing how to
you're so welcome!!!♥
The result is so cute, I love the flower embroidery and all the pretty little details !
I've made my first "real" embroidery project this month, I wrote my name with embroidery on a nice patterned fabric that I then used to cover my new handmade sketchbook. It looks good, but the lettering did end up quite bulky once glued to the board. The thickness of the thread under the fabric prevents it from laying completely flat against the board. I'm not sure if there's any way to avoid it...
Also regarding your process, I was surprised to see you use the hot glue gun. I only use the PVA glue to get the fabric on the board : easier to spread and no burning. But it does take some time to dry.
Was there a specific reason you chose hot glue over pva glue for the first part of the process ?
thanks so much!!
did you use the full 6 strands of embroidery thread for your project? That could explain the bulkiness!
So i tested some PVA glue on the fabric but it seeped through almost immediately and gave me a mini heart attack - i added extra flowers to that spot and decided to only glue areas that wouldn't be seen. I have been given some great tips in this comment section that I'll be using on the second book of this series, but yeah basically I didn't let any glue touch the part of the covers that would be visible - if this makes sense!
I opted for the hot glue gun because it's so quick to dry and easier to work with than the runny PVA glue that I had on hand! :)
@@HanEmbroiders Oh ok, that makes sense !
I used only 2 of the 6 threads, but i went over a few areas several time because I was struggling to get an even line ^^' so that must have made the bulkiness worse
hello, do you mind linking the fabric used for this project? its very cute, thanks
I just added it to the description!