We R Memory Keepers - Book Binding Guide | Part 2 (Coptic stitch)
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Finally! A video that demonstrated the coptic stitch in detail without speeding up. Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
You explained things perfectly! Now I’ve got to be brave enough to try! Thank you!
Great video. You are an awesome instructor!!
Glad it was helpful!
Nice job. . I was wondering about how to sew a cover where the holes were deeper than the signatures. You solved my problem.
I made my first Coptic stitched book today and have this video and your clear instructions to thank.
Awesome! I'm so glad I was able to help :)
Thank You! You're a wonderful teacher and answered a few questions I 'd had about which side I should keep the thread on (left side) and where to connect signatures together. The clear camera angles and your gift of explaining details makes this one of the best videos I've watched.
Thanks so much, that is such a lovely compliment to receive. I'm glad I was able to help make things clearer :)
Thank you so much for showing this method 😊. I enjoyed watching you very much.
you're welcome - I'm glad it was helpful :)
Great tutorial. Cut you a small strip of shelf liner, grippy kind. Wrap around screws to help loosen them. ❤️
That is a great idea - thank you!
it was clear, thank you, i dont do this in the past, but you show this binding very good, thank you for your time
Great - I'm glad it was helpful :)
You’re amazing!!!! Thank you!
You're so welcome!
Hello, I just discovered your channel and I love it! Thanks for the tutorials from Barcelona in Catalonia.
Glad you like them!
Thank you very much.
You are welcome!
Thank you ... that was very clear and concise... I will make a journal using this stitch … thanks for sharing.
You're welcome! Glad it was helpful :)
It was very clear, thank you! I made one myself 😀👍
Mas Sam wonderful! I’m so glad it was helpful 😊
(Thread Length) This was a great tutorial! I was following along doing my first book:) I was also reading my bookbinding book I picked up from Barnes and Nobles (I could only find one book on the subject there haha), anyways, it states that for thread 🧵 length you need the height of your book times the number of signatures. I just thought this would be useful for anyone beginning like me:)
Wonderful - thanks so much for sharing!!
This was a very good video! Thanks for taking the time to actually teach the skill :) I will be trying this :)
Glad it was helpful!
Informative, inspiring, interesting. My WRMK tool will be delivered shortly! Prep time until I tackled the Amazon delivery person. Beeswax ready.
Best of luck!
Great tutorial! TFS!!
Thanks for watching!
Gracias!! Me ayudó mucho tu explicación!! Saludos!!
You are very welcome - I'm glad it was helpful!
Looking good ❤ thanks for sharing xx
Thanks for watching :)
Brilliant, thank you for this video!,,
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Great explanation! Thank you!
Thanks for watching - I'm glad it was helpful!
You may want to use a curved needle for that next time. It looks like the straight needle was not the easiest.
I started with the straight needle too and had to change to the curved needle when I added more signatures.
Thanks, I've tried and I actually have more trouble with a curved needle :)
@@paperlovely5759 It could be a preference of mine then.
Enjoyed this video have u made any updated ones where you use colored thread, I'm older eyes couldnt see well...also is there a reason that your only doing one set of signatures at a time? Is it a folding over issue to lay flat??? New to this I purchased roll of watercolor wanted to make some homemade sketch books I was wondering should I get this or mini cinch punch as I have trouble with limited arthritis in fingers...
Thank you! I hadn't thought of that and it's a really good idea - I'll add it to my list :) Yes, you do the signatures separately to allow the book to lie flat, the more signatures you have the thicker the spine will be. I do also have the cinch machine and it is wonderful - you are limited in the size of book you can make there but it's a great option if your fingers are unable to do the stitching. I'd recommend maybe trying a smaller signature book to see how you're able to get on with the thread and then you'll know which you'd prefer :)
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COPY!!!!
I hope yours turned out well :)
By the way, a book does not "lay" flat...it "lies" flat...a question of 4th grade grammar....you do not "sit" the pieces off to the side...you "set" them off to the side...again, 4th grade grammar...otherwise, well done!!!
😂 If that hasn't sunk in by now I don't have much hope that it will! Thanks for watching.