Crafty Loops's video: Bookbinding Tutorial Part 3B - gluing your signatures Continued

Would you like to buy me a Ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/craftyloops OPEN FOR MORE INFO To see Part 4 click herehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fvgRQqgXLoA For the bookbinding tutorial without breaks/parts https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tr9GGt-I3Y0 Check out my website here https://www.craftyloops.com/ FOR MORE JOURNALS CHECK OUT MY VIDEOS BELOW 3 hole pamphlet https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z3Ru6bkfsqM 4 hole pamphlet https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=937rWn0YHfo Wrap around journal https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JV_ovup0hIo FOR MATERIALS USED: SEE BELOW Continued from Part 3A. Im sorry its in 2 parts. MATERIALS USED: For the signatures/pages: Regular copier paper Tools: Awl or paper piercing tool for punching holes. Not essential, you can use a needle or even a thumb tack. Sewing: Waxed linen thread (you can buy unwaxed and use a candle or bees wax to wax your own threads) Needle: You can buy Bookbinding needles but I also use a large embroidery or darning needle and remove the pointy tip Book Covers: For this particular book I used 2mm Mount Board. It is predominantly used by photographers on the back of photos and frames therefore it is a bit more expensive than just plain chipboard. Mount Board is basically just chipboard with white coated paper on both sides. But because its more expensive, I tend to now buy just regular 2mm chipboard. But honestly, you can use cereal boxes or any packaging if you want. Just glue a few pieces together to make it thicker and they work perfectly fine for book covers. Glue: PVA white Glue Bone Folder: Essential tool in my opinion but if you don't have one, use the end of a ruler or scissors. But a bone folder is a wonderful tool for bookbinding Clamps: You can use any clamps, bulldog clips etc. Also a book press is even better, but these clamps are the cheaper alternative. Lee x