Here's my first video on my new channel. I have put a video of this book on my old channel, so if it looks familiar to something you've seen somewhere else, that could be the reason 😉
I came back to enjoy this again (9 months after). There is so much skill and it is artfully displayed. It would be wonderful to keep seeing more of you and your BOS.
I'm a lefty too! Merry meet. Your book is so nice, it inspired me so much. I make my own books and use them 'backwards' so the spine is on the other side. It's so much more comfortable. I envy you having a writing style that goes in a straight line, it's where I fail the most lol. Props to being a teacher, hope your class size isn't too large.
But there are loads of tricks you can use. So I can draw from example (not everything, not the complex drawings) Use a lightbox (don't know the official word for it) I use it for the complex letters and the big celtic designs.
This is a BEAUTIFUL Book of Shadows, I haven't decided on if I will make a post bound book for myself yet or not. There are several flip through videos featuring a post bound and I LOVE the idea. A couple questions :) When working on a page for your book, do you take it out for the sake of it being easier? It seems like it would be a hassle. My second question is how do you write in such straight lines?
Hi, thank you for liking my book :-D As for your questions. My book is always unbound and lies open on its table. I only put it together for the videos. I take the pages out because working like that is so much easier. I draw lines with pencil, write everything with pencil first and then write everything with a fountain pen. Then I erase the lines. I guess you can make a piece of paper with lines that you can stick behind the paper you write on, but my lay-out differs all the time, so I can't be bothered doing that. I hope this helps.
On drawing straight lines, measuring and ruling lines takes a long time and was a pain so I got a piece of mounting board (dense cardboard) and cut a series of 1mm wide lines in it, now all I have to do is put the board on a page and draw along the grooves, it gives me uniform boarders, the same number of lines per page and is fast. Yes it took a long time to cut but you only have to do it once and its lasted me over 30 years and is still good.
I followed the directions of Jamiebookofshadows (I think that's the name of the channel) The instructions are clear and easy to follow. The only thing I did differently is that I used plywood for the back as opposed to cardboard, so the back of my book is straight and it lies flat.
A really gorgeous Book of Shadows. I wish I was that talented so I could create my own like this. I made one book b4 it turned out perfect. So I attempted to make second one and it was a disaster. I had fun making my own Book of Shadows. What type of paper is in this book?
I agree with everyone's comments, this book is really beautiful and your handwriting is a joy to look at. Thank you.
Why do cats love to sit on book of shadows? lol bless them. For once a hand written and drawn book, lovely work. Thank you for sharing.
The most beautiful book of shadows EVER!!! Love it
Awww, thanks!
Beautiful book, I designed and printed my BOS pages using an app
This book is lovely. I enjoyed going through it with you.
I came back to enjoy this again (9 months after). There is so much skill and it is artfully displayed. It would be wonderful to keep seeing more of you and your BOS.
truly beautiful and amazing!
I have always loved you grimoire or book of shadows and i still fall more in love with it every time i see your flip through videos sweetie xxx
Aww thank you for your kind words, they mean a lot to me.
Your book of shadows is beautiful and you have such a calming voice! 💚
Aw, that is so sweet. Thank you.
I love your Book Of Shadows
You have such a beautiful writing 💝
Thank you 😊
I'm a lefty too! Merry meet. Your book is so nice, it inspired me so much.
I make my own books and use them 'backwards' so the spine is on the other side. It's so much more comfortable. I envy you having a writing style that goes in a straight line, it's where I fail the most lol.
Props to being a teacher, hope your class size isn't too large.
The only reason my writing goes in a straight line is because I draw lines. Without them it would look like crap 😁
masterpiece!
i love how you made your book you are very talented i wish i was just as good sadly iam not
But there are loads of tricks you can use. So I can draw from example (not everything, not the complex drawings) Use a lightbox (don't know the official word for it) I use it for the complex letters and the big celtic designs.
I wouldn't consider that page messed up, it was just personalized by your fur baby which to me makes it even more special
It's even more special now since we had to put her to sleep 2 weeks ago. I'm devastated. This her lasting memory.
@@wrencalder318 so sorry for your loss. 😥
@@candacewilliams7475 thank you. I'm planning a memory page for this book to honour her.
This is a BEAUTIFUL Book of Shadows, I haven't decided on if I will make a post bound book for myself yet or not. There are several flip through videos featuring a post bound and I LOVE the idea.
A couple questions :) When working on a page for your book, do you take it out for the sake of it being easier? It seems like it would be a hassle. My second question is how do you write in such straight lines?
Hi, thank you for liking my book :-D As for your questions. My book is always unbound and lies open on its table. I only put it together for the videos. I take the pages out because working like that is so much easier. I draw lines with pencil, write everything with pencil first and then write everything with a fountain pen. Then I erase the lines. I guess you can make a piece of paper with lines that you can stick behind the paper you write on, but my lay-out differs all the time, so I can't be bothered doing that. I hope this helps.
@@wrencalder318 ^_^ yes it does. Still not sure if I'll make my own post bound or not. It seems a little intimidating.
On drawing straight lines, measuring and ruling lines takes a long time and was a pain so I got a piece of mounting board (dense cardboard) and cut a series of 1mm wide lines in it, now all I have to do is put the board on a page and draw along the grooves, it gives me uniform boarders, the same number of lines per page and is fast. Yes it took a long time to cut but you only have to do it once and its lasted me over 30 years and is still good.
How did you actually make the book, the binding and all?
I followed the directions of Jamiebookofshadows (I think that's the name of the channel) The instructions are clear and easy to follow. The only thing I did differently is that I used plywood for the back as opposed to cardboard, so the back of my book is straight and it lies flat.
@@wrencalder318 Thank you 😎
A really gorgeous Book of Shadows. I wish I was that talented so I could create my own like this. I made one book b4 it turned out perfect. So I attempted to make second one and it was a disaster. I had fun making my own Book of Shadows. What type of paper is in this book?
100 gram paper from an art shop. I don't know the name, sorry
@@wrencalder318 thank you