Welcome to the Bookbinding Blogs section
Here you will find links to bookbinders from around the internet.
Bookbinding Blogs
- Buecher Tiger Blog This is the blog of Hilke she is based in Germany.
- Dwaallicht Liesan’s is a Dutch bookbinder and mixed media artist.
- DymphieM
- How To Make Books
- Jim Escalante
- Kiley’s Handmade books
- Lili’s Bookbinding Blog
- Moonbindery
- Much of a Muchness
- My Hand Bound Books
- Piami’s Books
- Pied Crow Press
- Shepherds Bookbinders Blog This is the blog for the Shepherds bookbinders in London.
- Studio 5
- Sue Bleiweiss Bookbinder and textile artist. Sue has online courses available from her blog and website.
- Tulibri
- T J Book Arts
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Making a custom book. HELP PLEASE!!!
ok, i am a total novice at both printing and binding. I Have never attempted to make a book and am not an author.
What I am trying to do is make a special gift for my wife for our anniversary.
What i have done is have all of her friends and family write in submissions to present to her in a book.
That was the easy part apparently…………..
I have a digital file and cant find anyone who can make the book.
what im looking for:
approx 6×9
soft cover leather
thin elegant paper, velum or rice paper of some sort with a gold edge
black and white print
I can go to any walmart or book store in the world and but this exact thing as a bible or even a blank journal but nowhere can i find someone who can make it. can anyone help. is this possible. please advise, im getting down to the wire and have no idea what to do. I dont want to have to go to some “big box” printer and settel for your typical cardboard cover “coffee table” book.
Hi Jeremiah
Try contacting the people I have mentioned in the blog list, several of them create leather covered books. Etsy is also a good place to find bookbinders and they often will take custom orders.