Sewing A Textblock - Part 2

This is part 2 of creating a textblock. Instructions include adding endpapers, reinforcing the spine with mull, adding head and tailbands, adding a ribbon bookmark and a liner for the spine. Video concludes with the textblock being used to create a wrapped journal. Part 1 of creating a textblock can be seen here:    • Sewing A Textblock - Part 1   Here is a great source for the bookboard, or binder's board, mentioned in the video. You can get it in several different thicknesses. https://amzn.to/30v1E0S If you're tired of cutting bookboard by hand (particularly the thicker bookboard used for making boxes and slipcases) this inexpensive guillotine works wonderfully and is a real time and hand-saver. https://amzn.to/3L7i86c Also a great source for PVA adhesive: https://amzn.to/2YBzkrU And a source for Super (also called Mull) https://amzn.to/2Q8UzhQ And, last but not least, a source for the wonderful text-weight paper shown in this video. You'll want Rives Lightweight, the 115 gsm paper. https://amzn.to/2QeIasF BUY ME A COFFEE: ○ If you enjoy the content, please support me here: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/KristiWa... ○ Don't forget to subscribe, and visit my website at http://www.handmadebooksandjournals.com/ ○ Email me: [email protected] ○ Visit http://kristihandmadebooks.etsy.com to purchase 3D printed bookmaking tools. I'm an Amazon Affiliate, which means that each time you click through any of my links and buy something I make a few pennies, at no extra cost to you. (These fees are not charged to you). It doesn't amount to much, but helps keep me motivated to continue making these videos. :)