Be sure to visit my blog for ongoing news about my fun and my problems with my books, marbling and life!
Other Pages on Books:
Making a Book, step two, step three, step four, step five
I started making books over 30 years ago after taking a course at the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C. Due to family and work responsibilities, it was never more than a casual hobby until I retired. Now that I am retired, I finally have the time and energy to play. In the pages of this blog, I hope to share my passions for books, bookmaking and paper. I hope you will join me and enjoy.
My books can be purchased on Etsy a great place for wonderful hand-crafted gifts, artwork and more.
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Do you rebind books? I’m coming up on my 7th anniversary so I thought of buying my wife a book and then having it rebound in something really nice and then having it decorated or clasped with copper. I’m having a really hard time finding anyone who could make such a thing. Any help or point me in the right direction for my search would be appreciated.
Adam,
Thanks for reading my blog. Great idea for your anniversary, and I’m sorry that I can’t do it.
Here are a few suggestions of people you might contact:
Dea Sasso at Light of Day Bindery http://deasasso.com/bindery/
Gian Frontini at South Shore Bindery http://www.gianfrontini.com/
Cat Tail Run Bindery http://www.cattailrun.com/intro.htm
Best of luck finding a binder who can help with your special project.
Nancy