Sewing Signatures - Part 2
This video goes into the kettle stitch in detail and shows how to tie the binder's knot inside the book when your thread gets to its end. It also shows how to finish sewing the volume. There are other videos to follow that will go into adding end papers and lining the spine. If you have questions, it's best to get me through my regular email at my main website; SageReynolds.com I also have a blog and a Facebook page.
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Lining the Spine, Part 1
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