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My Top Bookbinding Glue Recommendations & Tips | Sea Lemon
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Finally! Here are my top glue recommendations and tips for your bookbinding projects!
• Resource on book glue types + recipes: www.ibookbinding.com/blog/boo...
(2:56) Glue Brushes:
• Synthetic Bristle Paint Brushes* - amzn.to/2CMkjZj
(similar to the CraftSmart brushes from Michaels)
(4:19) Top Favorite Book Glues:
• Lineco Neutral pH Neutral Liquid Adhesive 8 oz - www.dickblick.com/items/17314...
• Lineco Books By Hand Ph Neutral Adhesive 8 oz - www.dickblick.com/items/12844...
• Helmar Acid Free Glue* - amzn.to/2EXWeVf
• US Artquest Perfect Paper Adhesive* - amzn.to/2F7542h
• Elmer's CraftBond All Purpose Glue Stick* -
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• HeatnBond Thermoweb Ultra Hold Iron-On Adhesive* - amzn.to/2EWKEJT
(10:14) Book Glue Substitutes:
• Mod Podge Waterbase Sealer, Glue and Finish for Paper* - amzn.to/2F32rLm
• Aleene's Original Tacky Glue* - amzn.to/2oy7iOD
• Elmer's CraftBond Fabric and Paper Glue* - amzn.to/2ouPVhv
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Try a silicon brush, like a basting brush for your glues. Dried on glue will peel off effortlessly.
A glue substitute I use is called Yes Paste. It works well (dries flexible and clear, acid free, non-toxic), and I recently used it on a kettle stitched text block. Yes Paste comes in a container and you have to scoop it out to apply it (it has a similar consistency to Vaseline). Although it recommends using a brush to apply it, I like to use a butter knife to help get even coverage on my surface. Hope this helps!
I agree! I also use Nori Paste
I love YES paste!
Do not use Yes in conjunction with photographs - we have some in our archives that have been glued into a scrapbook using Yes a few decades ago and it has destroyed the photographs.
My fave since my college days is Yes glue. I use it all the time. It lasts for-ev-er! I’ve only had to buy 2 pots of it in the last 30 years. Even if it looks dried out in the pot, just add a few drops of water, swirl your brush in it, and you’re good to go!
I love yes paste for delicate tissue overlaying but it will grab moisture in the air if left bare. It becomes very sticky even after drying if left bare! I've had a real mess on my hands with a journal. Has to have a paper covering. And find it crazes and becomes brittle rather than flexible.
I am so glad you made this video, this is super helpful. I could really use the iron-on adhesive for the many future books and notepads I want to make.
I appreciate your time explaining about these glues. I have gone about asking, reading, as well as online, regarding best bookbinding glues and NO ONE has clarified things like you have. Again, thank you.
Ur channel is an encyclopaedia.. thanku for the efforts.. it's an Inspiration for aspiring artists like me.. though these products aren't available here, i could learn about the technicalities.. thank you.. love from India😊😊😊
Great tips, I've used your 'make you own book cloth' using wonder web and tissue paper. - it worked a treat! When I've make leather bound books before I've used wallpaper paste to stick paper to the leather to give a nice inside to the book and it make the leather a bit stiffer.
Absolutely love watching your videos as you always do bullet points that are easy to make notes on. Thankyou for being so concise and clear, very helpful.
I’m studying graphic design and in my 492 course we love to use the 3M Positionable Mounting Adhesive! You don’t have to worry about glue drying and/or warping! However, it runs around $50 per roll. I super recommend investing in a roll!
This video is awesome! I make my own bullet journals using several of your binding techniques! I do actually use one of your “not recommended” glues, however. I dilute Elmer’s Glue-All 1:1 with water to brush on thin layers (usually 3-4 on my text block spines). I use it for the covers as well as the text blocks and end pages. I dry my books using a food dehydrator since I live in a humid environment and I don’t want to wait for it to dry naturally (or warped!). I use hot glue to adhere my pen holders and Elmer’s Craft Bond glue stick for the expanding pocket in the back. The only glue failure I’ve had was with my ribbon bookmarks on a bullet journal I used for 5 mo. (rather than my standard 4). I solved that problem by stitching it in place on the spine of the text block before gluing it to further secure it in the next book I made.
I personally use Nori paste for covers! It's a rice paste that's acid free and dries clear. When I first started bookbinding, I learned Japanese methods, which recommended a rice paste for backing your book cloth/paper with mulberry paper
It wouldn't be well suited for spines at all, but it's great for covers! You can water it down to control the thickness of it too, something I like about it
Alternatively, you can make wheat paste easily for cheap, but i'm not sure about it's archival properties. I've only used it for gluing stuff to walls
The one and only time I made my own book I used textile glue to adhere my fabric to my board. It worked like a dream. Not sure about it being "archival safe" though. I loved doing that project and I would like to make more books in the future. Thank you for your excellent tutorials!
Oh my gosh... I had no idea there were so many glue options. I’ve just been using Elmer’s lol
This was really helpful. There are so many different kinds of glues and, depending on the project, it can get kind of intimidating.
Glue is the single hardest item to choose for crafts. I love that you a made this video, wish I had it when I was experimenting!
Wow I feel like I took a scrapbooking class! You covered every little detail, loveeeee it!!
Hey, on the Alene's tacky glue, I did my first books using this because it's what I had around. Thing is, mix it down 2 parts tacky glue to 1 part water. This works great on my signature bindings. On my hard cover bindings I make my own paste in the microwave with rice starch/flour if it is large and needs a slower dry time. Smaller projects are fine with what you said Elmers glue stick. With casing in I just REALLY want something that is very low moisture and slow drying so I can reposition. ***Hey, Sea Lemon!!! I found your channel just over a year ago and it gave me the confidence to just run and roll with it and try out this bookbinding thing. Since then my technique has truly improved. My creative license on what a book should be has changed. I've made so many books, some epic c failures that I learned from, some AMAZING gifts I was shocked I actually created. So THANK YOU!!! You started me on a brilliant new road. :) :) :)
Great, helpful tutorial! I just bought a vintage book which has a very slight tear on the binding and I wasn’t sure what to do but now I think I have a better idea now and I know which glue to use… thank you!
A little hint about the Lineco PVA glue: keep it in the fridge if you're not using it up at a fast rate. It gets black mold in it otherwise. Jerry's now carries a good bit of the Lineco line of products.
This was super helpful! Thank you so much for going in depth on all the different pros and cons of each type! I was going to use hot glue, but I'm going to look for one of the ones your recommended instead. My fiance wants to just buy me books or notebooks but I am so interested in making them, and I think I'll have fun doing it.
thank you sooo much!
i have been wanting to make my own book
and this video will definitely help out!
also, your new office is really looking good!
Great video! Really informative. I’ve just started to make junk journals and altered books. I will definitely share this info with some of the groups I’m on!
Awesome! Your so talented with all these creative ideas. Love the new office!
I NEEDED THIS i was looking for this video like crazy through your channel! I knew i could count on youuuu!
You are amazing! How can anyone make glue that interesting. Love your videos, each is clear, concise; and you are totally charming. Keep up the good work.
Very helpful!
Rubber cement I use to make tear-off notepads. They're handy when you technically want the papers to detach easily (:
Thank you for the video! If you want to try a professional bookbinding glue, I suggest Planatol BB (BB for Buchbinden/bookbinding); I'm from Germany, so I'm not sure about US availability, though. But I learned bookbinding from a really old and experienced Master and this is the only type of glue he would use. It's a PVA glue, archival quality, everything you listed, and it's a fantastic product!
Wish I'd seen this when I first started doing journals lol - I have tried several of these already and agree with your findings on the ones I have tried. Thanks for the "nerd gluer" info - loved it.
“Nerd out”, I’m old and never heard that term before so I had to watch your video. Basically I learned to “stick” with my Lineco and not use my tacky glue or Elmers. Thank you for your excellent video.
Thanks! Such good info. I have watched a few of your videos and find them very informative.
Finally! After years of being asked for recommendations, here are my top favorite book glues and tips for your bookbinding projects. There are SO many glues out there, so if I missed any that work for you, share your experience in the comments. More book related videos are on the way! 📚✨
Sea Lemon Im super happy this came out!
My favourite to use has been Zip-Dry! It does smell a bit when applying, but it's been perfect for my uses. I spread it over the edges of coloured cardstock, press while dryng, and then trim to make it square, giving you a nice clean cover page with a different colour on each side! I've also used it to sandwich multiple colours together so you can have a little strip of colour between two black or white pages ( nice and sturdy for business cards/covers!)
Sea Lemon I tried equal parts Tacky Glue (in the gold bottle) and Elmer’s craft bond. It was stiff enough to hold the signatures but flexible enough to let the book lay flat! I was able to find those at my local Walmart for around $2 each, so that might be a more accessible option for folks who don’t have a Blick’s nearby or people (like me) who don’t want to spend $10 on special glue. I hope this helps. Love your tutorials! =)
What do you use for end pages? Ive been trying to find out, but regular paper is too thin and cardstock is too thick? What is the perfect in between? Also, where do you buy it? Please Help!
Which of all this glue would work for a bible??
8:05 if it's any help to anyone, classic white liquid glue takes between 1 and 2 hours to dry in the Alps
Those living in the Alps will be glad for that information).
But why would I be in the mountains in the first place?
@@SweetTodd Why not, I am.
Evostick wood glue worked for me.
When touching up covers, I recommend a large set of oil pastels and matt varnish, for rips just use a sticky label, not sellotape as book collecters like the option of removing them and the typical glossy surface on the cover usually allows easy removal.
Great video! I've just started a book binding project (following a Nerdforge tutorial) and I used wood glue. Very thick and seems to dry flexible so I'm hopeful that it works.
Love this!! Thanks so much! This book repair/making nerd is so happy for this video!
This was great! I love it when you nerd out, and this info was great information too. Yay! And oh man, I totally forgot you made River Song’s notebook from Doctor Who!
Thank you, Jenn, for this very informative and helpful book adhesives vid! 😘👍🏾
what a wonderful tutorial on glue. so so helpful. very grateful!
Excellent video and the best of the bunch on this topic! I was about to repair a leather bound Bible with a glue gun. I just placed my order for the right glue. Thank-you!
great tip about the glue-stick and the size of the project! so smart and nerve-saving, thank you! :)) and thank you for the video, love the book-binding guidance which I can get from you!
This video was very informative and helpful and I look forward to more videos on books. Thanks for sharing.
I made a version of your book press! Thank you so much for everything you do! I'm also an avid bookbinder. 😊
One thing I've discovered while researching this is that not all PVA glues are acid-free (archival). There's actually a lot of variety in properties among PVA glues. So if it doesn't specify that it's acid-free, I assume it isn't. Maybe that's why some Elmer's glue works and some doesn't? Someone else tested and found that the Multipurpose one is acidic but they might have another formulation that isn't.
Thanks for the video! When I first followed your tutorial to make Tom Riddle's diary, the only glue I had was wood glue, so I used that! Adn it worked so well that I've just kept using regular wood glue from the hardware store ever since! I'm not completely sure, but it looks as though the one I use might be some sort of PVA glue. However, it works great, dries flexible, but is still quite strong!
Nina Lily Wood glue pretty much is just PVA
Woodglue is usually pva, unless anything is stated.
I learned a lot about glues that I didn’t know! Thanks! 👍🏾
I love your new office !!
Thank you very much....
I already used some other glue it didnt turned out perfect but i was satisfied😊
I think now it wuld be perfect
Thank you for the tips, it is really helpful, particularly the more general part as i'm not in the US. Cheers!
Whendrying brushes after cleaning, the hole in the handle is so you can hang them. A stiff wire across the top of a conainer works well.
Oh god I’m so thankful for all this information you just give me what totally I need
Can you do a video on how you use the first page of your notebook? I never know what to put on it
That's a good idea!!
Thank you. It gave me good ideas for little note books that are meant to have pages pulled out
Thank You. This video completely satiated my appetite to learn about bookbinding glue. :)
The non-toxic thing doesn't necessarily matter in every case. Some glues dry safe. It's probably easier just to use PVA either way though :P
For book eating non-toxic is important.
@@showlottathings 👀
I've been told that elmer's glue-all was the go to for book projects. thank you so much for all this info. I will change my way of thinking and buy some pva glue when I'm in town next time 😁
Jennifer: I have many tubs of 'The Masters Brush Cleaner' around my studio. This stuff is absolutely the best cleaner for art brushes. It will clean everything off a brush from oil paints, watercolor and acrylic paints. I mean even dried acrylic paints. Takes a little massaging but it works. It is safe for the most expensive sable brushes. I wonder if it will clean off PVA glue from a brush. It would be worth a try.
Nice video! I purchased PVA from a book making supply shop and it works nicely. I think it was worth the money.
I'm new to bookbinding and this video is just what I needed.
Thank you, you answered my question on what is PVA and what's best for the binding. If US Art Quest is OK, (acrylic coating & Medium), as a painter I wounder if simple Acrylic Medium will work too... I'll give it a test! many thanks...Brilliant video, love your voice!
This was so detailed and useful!
Hi Jennifer, I found the lineco glue at staples, if you order it there it's free shipping either to the store or to your home 8 oz. for about $9.00
Glue nerds unite!
......bond?
..........crosslink???
you could even say we should.... stick together
Lol I had no idea anyone else was a glue nerd! My husband thinks I'm crazy for the amount of glues I have until he goes to use one and it literally will not work for what he is trying to glue and then its GLUE NERD to the rescue! "Oh wait honey you need this kind to make the plastics bond together! That kind you tried wont actually hold to the plastic so it will just pop off." Huaband rolls eyes "it's just glue!"
Thank you for the excellent information. Huge help to me.
Thanks for this had a graphic novel fall apart and I was devastated. This will help me fix it.
Thank you so much for this video it was very helpful!
Thanks for the nerdy glue recommendations. Mod Podge Paper is acid free, but the other Mod Podge products aren't. I use Acid-free Aleene's Tacky (available online) usually thinned with water. I have noticed that my spines are a little stiff until I have used them awhile. Maybe it's time to splurge for some Lineco.
i use basic white school glue (dries clear, and it is non-toxic), and i take a small dish and add a little bit of water and pour the glue into the dish. this helped me a lot with my first book since: a, it wasted less glue, b, it would hold on better and wouldn’t warp the paper a whole lot. you can make this simple mixture yourself! it helps if your glue is a bit too thick like mine :D
and forgot to add, i don’t use the same glue for the spine, i only use it for covering the boards.
Thank you so much for this very informative video!
Great video and I hope that you have a very blessed and wonderful weekend tyfs
Thanks for your all help in using glues
This is so helpful. Thank you.
Nicely done. Very informative.
Awesome! Thank you so much for answering my question! Super useful video (:
I got my PVA from our local art store Blaine’s Art Supply in anchorage, AK. (They carry it frequently and mail anywhere).
Excellent nerd out. Cheers for this. Most excellent
I love your channel!
Love your videos and thank you for sharing 💯😊👍
Thank you so much for this info!
This might be an idea from left field, but wood glue ticks a lot of boxes: water/moisture resistant, flexible, cheap, safe, etc. Titebond Original or Gorilla 2 Part Epoxy brands cover a lot of bases. Also, silicone brushes are awesome sauce; no rust worries and since it's silicone, any glue that dries and "sticks" on the bristles just washes off easily.
I was wondering about this! I'm planning on bookbinding with some gorilla 2 part epoxy, but haven't been able to find a proper tutorial using that type of glue. Would you use it the same as pva glue, or are there other specific techniques?
Love the Lineco pva too
In case anyone was wondering Elmer's is a type of PVA. Mod podge, tacky, that's all a type of PVA too. Just mixed with other stuff.
Like you mentioned with Elmer's craft bond, it depends what you need it for.
Hi Jennifer, thanks for the video! I love your work! I work with cartonnage fabric boxes and cases, I teach this technique in local and online classes and recently I published a book about fabric box making. I have been making boxes for a long time and I always use "Glue-All". I like this glue because is easy to find, works very well on fabric and I have good finishing so far..... I like your tip about the "flexibility" of the Lineco one, I will definitely test it out for some projects that I need it. I use chipboard and poster board that are acid-free, so, I think the acidity of the glue is kind of also absorbed by the papers and don't change any color or texture in the fabrics..... If you want to check it out my work it's ColorWay Arts, tutorials, DIY kits and tools to make boxes, books and cases! Hope you like my work. See you in the next video! Claudia Squio
I love your channel!!!
This is amazing! Thanks!
This was awesome! Thank you! 💗xo
Thanks for your tips! I didn't know about the brush rusting part!
Thanks for the recommendations of glue, but those glues are so expensive in Canada, like one 4oz is $20-$30. :( But I understand its because it's premium glue like you said!
I saw some Hars padding compound and its advertised as for notepads and books so I hope that works too!
Thank you very much! This is awesome! 📗📘📙📓
Thank you so much! Very helpful!
You should try dishwasher safe mod podge. I have it for glazing air dry clay but it’s all I had and I wanted to bind a book so I used that and I love it
Thanks for telling me what glue is better for you. 📚📓📒📖
I just love your videos❤❤
Thank you. I did learn a few things
Very Informative. Thank you!
Jade brand pva is a good book glue also and they have a reversible one and an unscented.
WoW Thanks A Lot of information and I will put it to good use! Thanks!
Thank you so much for these videos! I've enjoyed them so much and it's made my projects so much more professional looking. I have a question, though. My PVA is drying hard like plastic. Did I store it wrong or something? Is there anything I can do to fix it?
wow! Really informative!
Rubber cement works well. It's flexible and holds tight.
Thanks! I learned a lot!
I use Binder's Paste from Shepherd;s Bookbinding specialists in London. It is 50% PVA and 50% something called Paste. It works, anyway, and it is not expensive.
Love your channel, Jennifer. Could I request a video on how to age/relic craft materials. I know about tea dyeing, but wondered about other methods as I make quite a few aged items. Thank you. Regards from the UK.