Pardon some of the resolution issues... Still learning my new camera and how to set it up for the best results. This is the first but certainly won't be the last. The future time lapse rebind videos will certainly continue to improve.
What is the purpose of cutting the spine of the inside liner so that the block can sit inside of it? Why do you and other people do that, does it help keep the spine held together longer or is there some other reason for it?
Thanks for sharing this. Makes one appreciate the time you put into this work. So many details to consider. Look forward to seeing more of your videos.
Oh my gosh, thank you so much. I am trying to rebind my niece's Bible. It is so precious to her. It's been left in the rain, the binding has been covered in packaging tape but is still half off the book block, basically, a hot mess. So far, I've unbent the folded corners, ironed the pages and in the process of mending the tears with archival tissue tape. I want to use leather for her cover. Originally, it was bonded leather and would I like to make a better cover. My main issue is the front has all the leading pages missing. Trying to figure out how to add pages and what type of pages so that the leather has something to be glued to! UA-cam searches ongoing. Your video is a Godsend. Truly! Blessings!
Love the way the video picked up your speeding hand doing the corner work. And I must say, outside of that being some good cornerwork - Thank God we have you in our corner brother. You know Beau, I've learned alot of watching your videos so keep up the good work...
So glad it's helpful! Something like this really and truly cuts the learning curve down by a few months and will likely save folks thousands of dollars on wasted leather and time on projects where they might make simple mistakes from not knowing the entire process thorough enough. I'm hoping this will give folks an edge, an easy way to learn and some inspiration to go after it.
Thanks, i will surely use it, my grandma is using a Bible who she gave to my mom but my mom almost didn't used it and gave it back to my grandma, and it's broken (it haves the covers separated from the pages) it still haves the pages together, but not the pages with the covers bc she's using it from the day that my mom stopped reading it to today. 🤔
Thanks so much for this, I’ve started book binding and I’m trying learn Rebinding as well, this has been really helpful, I will definitely come back to this for help! Keep ‘em coming!
Hey brother, love your videos. I've been binding for about 6 months and learned everything from your videos. Question, have you ever tried using the same size lid for the inner cover as well as the outer? Did it turn out okay or is it absolutely necessary to have a smaller inner circle used for inner liner corners. Thanks.
Why did you use different glue on the spine than the liner? My current bible does not have the spine attached to the cover. What benefits does it have to attach or not attach? Thanks!!
That was sped up 40Xs the normal speed. There were spots where I slowed it down in editing to help show certain things and techniques but for the most part, it stayed at 40Xs. Probably close to a total of 8 hours altogether but there was also some work that was done off camera (making and installing the Oxford Tube as well as doing the hot tooling around the border of the interior reinforcement) which was another 1 & 1/2 hours.
Thank you, Beau Tate!! This is perfect for what I wanted to see to learn how to bind. Have you thought of writing out a guide to go with the video? Subbed and liked!
Try as I would to stop even the slowed down video I couldn’t spot the type of glue you’re using for the tabs. Looks like a contact adhesive? Can I use pva for that? Thx
I apologize if this question has been asked, but where/what pages do you cut to remove the block? You do it kind of fast, even slowed down I can't tell... Thanks!
Hey what is the desk with measurments called? all the videos ive watched about rebinding the people have those and I look them up but can find them. thank you for a great,helpful video
If the original cover were a hard back and you don’t have something you can use for reinforcement, what sort of thickness of card would suit do you think? I’ve seen Ben Of Ben’s Bibles uses a sort of canvas cloth, and I’ve seen people use card stock. I’m also worried about warping as the leather dries, but at least we have leather on both sides, hoping that cancels out. My client wants a limp cover but not a floppy one, so I’ve got to find something suitable.
I’d been struggling to find information of how much of a gap to leave between spine and front and back. I have need to make this with only a 4mm overlap, I think it’s called the square, and an undersized cover could then eat into my very small room for error. Thank you so much
The math at :53 does not make sense if we compare to the earlier formula for width. You stated block width + 1/4" + (2 * yapp) = liner width. That would be 14.25 + .25 + 1.5 = 16.5" for a .75" yapp.
Thanks for the video, it’s been really helpful! I know it’s a few years old, but was wondering if you could explain the directions at :47 seconds into the video. How does adding 2 inches to the length and width result in a 3/4 in yapp? & is there some kind of “formula” I can follow to alter your measurements if I wanted a smaller yapp?
PVA glue on the good side of leather- does it damp wipe off leather ok? How’s the best way to get rid of seepage, to wipe when wet or leave till dry and try to pick it off? I’m finding it gets everywhere! 😊 thank you
I'm not good enough to charge for tutorials. If I were a professional or had all the tools and experience a pro might have, then I might think it would be ethically justified to charge for others to hear or see my expertise.
John Adams look up Ben Vannoy, he’s a binder out of Texas... he’s got two videos for sale that go over this in depth that he sells. Very much worth it.
Ha! I loved watching this old video of you! And I love how today you promote a lot of awesome rebinders. The new wide margin TN, NKJV.... I pre ordered it. Still not here. But after seeing reviews, I picked up “ The Legacy Study Bible” Hank Hanegraaff General Editor. Will prob. get rebound. But Beau..... lined pages after every book, and after every letter in the concordance. Double column format with 1” margin to the side of both columns, and 1 1/2” on top! Cat has a video on it. And Bible Believing.... check it out! I’m still getting the new wide margin though. I wish they would get a clue. Great job on this tutorial. By the way, who’s your personal favorite rebinding Co.? Just give me a few. LOL. Your new show rocks by the way! It’s gaining a lot of peeps! God bless!
Awesome video, Beau. Thanks very much for taking tge time to make and share it. I have a question. What type of wheel do you use on your angle grinder to skive the leather? Thanks again!
How long does it take to become skilled at rebinding Bibles? How many hours does it take to do a Bible once you get the hang of it? Thanks for this great video? I'm thinking about jumping in and doing a few!
Is that how John Calvin really looked? I mean in that picture? Lol Because he's handsome. Sorry! 😁🖐🏻😭 I mean the picture I see of John Calvin young. He was handsome.
I just had my Bible rebound because the faux leather was coming apart. I thought of throwing it away and thought ‘no throwing away a Bible - Gods word- is quite disrespectful! And I’ve had it for number of years and had some markings that I didn’t want to do away with. Had it rebound with a turquoise cowhide leather! And it’s so comfortable to hold!
Hi thanks for the video! I have a question do you recommend using one type of leather for the cover (soft) and another type of leather for the bookbinding? Also where would you recommend buying end sheets? Thank you so much
Jason Centoni Siegel leather has great river grain goat skin for the cover. The inner leather is usually a lamb skin that you could find at Siegel as well. The end sheets are a heavier card stock I get from Hobby lobby they come ‘textured’ so just make sure you put the nice texture away from the block.
Such a cool video! I have a question: what is the benefit for having the leather lining coming up onto the block? I’ve recently been doing research on leather bindings for bibles and I notice that’s one thing I often hear people make comments about (including you) and I was just wondering why? Thanks man! Super cool video!
The leather lining is a mistake I'm guessing came from not using book boards. Ribbons, when binding, are generally glued onto the spine of the textblock so they can nicely reach throughout the book. You're never going to really have a fine book until stopping with the double leather in favor of boards and end papers, and splitting the signatures of the book apart to sew together, or you sacrifice the primary method of strengthening the book and getting it to last. So many problems with this tutorial.
Great job rebinding! I’m curious, when you hear of handcrafted Bibles… What does that mean exactly? Aren’t all premier Bibles handcrafted and even most Bibles requiring some amount of stitching?
Noah the Flowa yes, premium bibles are done by hand, evangelicalbible.com for premium... however, if you do it yourself, you’re able to add even better quality, 2 sided, silk ribbons, stronger spine reinforcement, etc... but yep premiums are by hand.
Thank you for this video. May God richly bless you and and your family. GOD'S BLESSINGS TO ALL NATIONS AND PEOPLES Mark 16:15 Gospel! The good news about Jesus Christ and salvation from judgment on our sins. Jesus dined with His disciples the night before He went to the cross. Mark 14:22-25. Jesus and His disciples were eating a Passover meal together at the Last Supper. After partaking of bread and wine (His body and His blood), the Bible mentions the hymn Jesus sang with His disciples. “And when they had sung a hymn, they went out to the Mount of Olives.” Mark 14:26. What were they singing on such an occasion? PRAISE! Psalms 113-118. THE GOOD NEWS "Jesus saith unto him, I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man comes to the Father, but by me." John 14:6 Jesus Christ loves us! We believe this! John 3:16-17. We believe Him and who He is! He is our Savior! GOD THE SON! ONLY HE SAVES. Ephesians 2:8 "For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God: 9 not of works, lest any man should boast." JESUS GAVE HIS LIFE FOR US AND LIVES AGAIN! 1 Corinthians 15: 3 "For I delivered unto you first of all that which I also received, how that Christ died for our sins according to the scriptures; 4 And that he was buried, and that he rose again the third day according to the scriptures:" Blood coming from his body, NAKED, hanging on that cross like Roman torture weapon! What a Lord God and Savior! He had to. HE is God the Son. Only His sinless blood could pay for all our sins. 1 John 2:1-2. He died on our behalf! We believe in Him and who He is, trusting the shedding of His blood as payment for ALL our sins, and His burial and resurrection from the dead the third day for our eternal life! John 20:24-31. HE LIVES EVERMORE! We can live forever through Him. God forgives our sins through Him otherwise our sins will prevent us from living in Glory with Him and our family in the faith the Bible describes. We study to show ourselves approved in wisdom and further truths about Him! We are in a family! God's family. CHRIST'S BRIDE! We got to know Jesus Christ better and better! Romans 5:8 "But God demonstrates his love for us, in that while we were still sinners, Christ died for us. 9 Much more than, now justified by his blood, we will be saved from wrath through him." HE LIVES! JESUS LIVES!
Please get someone who knows what they are doing to rebind a valuable Bible or book. I have been a bookbinder since 1997 and have seen it all. Don’t destroy a book you treasure out of ignorance or inexperience.
The headbands are already attached to the book block. Look closer at the end of the video and you can see the bands. Also, the cover is not too large. The cover is exactly the size I intended to make. I wanted the cover to have a certain amount of yapp and it is the exact size needed for the desired yapp.
Ok now gives us a slowed down normal tutorial of how to rebind. No for real, I’d pay you for a detailed and with audio video 🙏 I can’t follow this going that fast man, I have A.D.D. 🤷♂️ Have some compassion 🥲 😏
@@tomstacey9958 you talking about edge lined binding? You ask about overlap, that makes me think of a full yapp but that would t have anything to do with lying flat so idk man. My paste off biding on my Schuyler bibles lay open perfectly flat so even that is a good way to bind so idk what answer you’re looking for to be honest
Pardon some of the resolution issues... Still learning my new camera and how to set it up for the best results. This is the first but certainly won't be the last. The future time lapse rebind videos will certainly continue to improve.
What is the purpose of cutting the spine of the inside liner so that the block can sit inside of it? Why do you and other people do that, does it help keep the spine held together longer or is there some other reason for it?
Thanks for sharing this. Makes one appreciate the time you put into this work. So many details to consider. Look forward to seeing more of your videos.
This is one of the all time best HOW TO DO IT videos on Bible rebinding I have ever see. Very informative. Great music also.
Interesting to see the process of the rebind. It is something I have always wanted to do for my well loved study bible I have used since 1983.
If I could like this again every time I watch it I would :D
The music is epic
Oh my gosh, thank you so much. I am trying to rebind my niece's Bible. It is so precious to her. It's been left in the rain, the binding has been covered in packaging tape but is still half off the book block, basically, a hot mess. So far, I've unbent the folded corners, ironed the pages and in the process of mending the tears with archival tissue tape. I want to use leather for her cover. Originally, it was bonded leather and would I like to make a better cover. My main issue is the front has all the leading pages missing. Trying to figure out how to add pages and what type of pages so that the leather has something to be glued to! UA-cam searches ongoing. Your video is a Godsend. Truly! Blessings!
u rock!
Definitely going to give this a few tries. Thanks for making this video and the others.
super Sir
Wow! Amazing work, Beau! Thank you.
Love the way the video picked up your speeding hand doing the corner work. And I must say, outside of that being some good cornerwork - Thank God we have you in our corner brother. You know Beau, I've learned alot of watching your videos so keep up the good work...
Thank you Rich! I thank God for our bible community and its so awesome to be able to serve in your corner!
Thank you so much Beau! You're the man! So helpful.
So glad it's helpful! Something like this really and truly cuts the learning curve down by a few months and will likely save folks thousands of dollars on wasted leather and time on projects where they might make simple mistakes from not knowing the entire process thorough enough. I'm hoping this will give folks an edge, an easy way to learn and some inspiration to go after it.
Fabulous, and so fun to watch.
This gave me some good ideas. And nice job on those corners. I find corners tricky.
Thanks, i will surely use it, my grandma is using a Bible who she gave to my mom but my mom almost didn't used it and gave it back to my grandma, and it's broken (it haves the covers separated from the pages) it still haves the pages together, but not the pages with the covers bc she's using it from the day that my mom stopped reading it to today. 🤔
The video was quite nice. Thank you for putting that together for us, Sir. I appreciate it.
Looks like alot of fun!!!
Thank you great work
That’s amazing, very enjoyable to watch!
Great video. You make it look too easy. It’s definitely a form of art.
great job Beau! It was so relaxing watching this! God bless you!
I’m loving the
Music 🎶
Beau, this was really useful! Thanks for sharing! 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
THANK YOU FOR THIS
That’s incredible. You did a great job!
You did an excellent job putting this very interesting video together...👍💜
Thanks so much for this, I’ve started book binding and I’m trying learn Rebinding as well, this has been really helpful, I will definitely come back to this for help! Keep ‘em coming!
Great job!
Thanks for sharing I have a Bible I want to do but want to practice on another book first 😇😎
Hey brother, love your videos. I've been binding for about 6 months and learned everything from your videos.
Question, have you ever tried using the same size lid for the inner cover as well as the outer? Did it turn out okay or is it absolutely necessary to have a smaller inner circle used for inner liner corners. Thanks.
Fantastic video, Beau!
Thank Mike!
Great video would love to see more time lapses like this very helpful
Precioso! Me encantó...👏👏👏😍📖📚
Thank-You! Very helpful.
This is amazing
Why did you use different glue on the spine than the liner? My current bible does not have the spine attached to the cover. What benefits does it have to attach or not attach? Thanks!!
Sweet!!!!!!!!!!
Great video!
Very informative, however, the Music is distracting. Should be softer. Bookbinding is a gentle art to most of us.
Very nice work Beau! Thank you very much for sharing your experience. I am planning to do a bible rebinding but without the large yapps.
Great video Beau!
Man, that was really great Beau! Loved it!
Thanks a ton Frank!
@@BeauTate I forgot to ask: How long did that take in real time?
That was sped up 40Xs the normal speed. There were spots where I slowed it down in editing to help show certain things and techniques but for the most part, it stayed at 40Xs. Probably close to a total of 8 hours altogether but there was also some work that was done off camera (making and installing the Oxford Tube as well as doing the hot tooling around the border of the interior reinforcement) which was another 1 & 1/2 hours.
Great video, thank you.
BEAUTIFUL! I am about to try this. If my book had pointed corners, how do I round them?
Thank you, Beau Tate!! This is perfect for what I wanted to see to learn how to bind. Have you thought of writing out a guide to go with the video? Subbed and liked!
Dude yes!! Thank you.
So cool!
How well will it hold up without the stitching of the inside and outside together around the edge?
Beautiful!
Can I just pay you to do this for me? This looks awesome!
Such a helpful video! What thickness of leather did you use?
Try as I would to stop even the slowed down video I couldn’t spot the type of glue you’re using for the tabs. Looks like a contact adhesive? Can I use pva for that? Thx
I use contact cement for the tabs. You can use PVA, I just get stronger results from the contact cement
Hey, thanks Beau!
I apologize if this question has been asked, but where/what pages do you cut to remove the block? You do it kind of fast, even slowed down I can't tell... Thanks!
Hey what is the desk with measurments called? all the videos ive watched about rebinding the people have those and I look them up but can find them. thank you for a great,helpful video
Where was this when I started 😜
That's so cool. Man, how'd you learn to do that? Classes? Books? Trial and error?
what is the glue that you are using? I ll try to match with european version
loving it :)
If the original cover were a hard back and you don’t have something you can use for reinforcement, what sort of thickness of card would suit do you think? I’ve seen Ben Of Ben’s Bibles uses a sort of canvas cloth, and I’ve seen people use card stock. I’m also worried about warping as the leather dries, but at least we have leather on both sides, hoping that cancels out. My client wants a limp cover but not a floppy one, so I’ve got to find something suitable.
I’d been struggling to find information of how much of a gap to leave between spine and front and back. I have need to make this with only a 4mm overlap, I think it’s called the square, and an undersized cover could then eat into my very small room for error. Thank you so much
The math at :53 does not make sense if we compare to the earlier formula for width. You stated block width + 1/4" + (2 * yapp) = liner width. That would be 14.25 + .25 + 1.5 = 16.5" for a .75" yapp.
Thanks for the video, it’s been really helpful! I know it’s a few years old, but was wondering if you could explain the directions at :47 seconds into the video. How does adding 2 inches to the length and width result in a 3/4 in yapp? & is there some kind of “formula” I can follow to alter your measurements if I wanted a smaller yapp?
PVA glue on the good side of leather- does it damp wipe off leather ok? How’s the best way to get rid of seepage, to wipe when wet or leave till dry and try to pick it off? I’m finding it gets everywhere! 😊 thank you
What kind of glue did you use
So helpful, thanks! Good to know you're reformed too. 😂
That's sad, not good.
Very very informative. You should capitalize on your skills. Have you thought of also trying the sewn-spine? Thanks. I would like to learn from you.
Have you thought about producing a tutorial on DVD and selling them. Of course, a slower version.
I'm not good enough to charge for tutorials. If I were a professional or had all the tools and experience a pro might have, then I might think it would be ethically justified to charge for others to hear or see my expertise.
John Adams look up Ben Vannoy, he’s a binder out of Texas... he’s got two videos for sale that go over this in depth that he sells. Very much worth it.
Ha! I loved watching this old video of you! And I love how today you promote a lot of awesome rebinders. The new wide margin TN, NKJV.... I pre ordered it. Still not here. But after seeing reviews, I picked up “ The Legacy Study Bible” Hank Hanegraaff General Editor. Will prob. get rebound. But Beau..... lined pages after every book, and after every letter in the concordance. Double column format with 1” margin to the side of both columns, and 1 1/2” on top! Cat has a video on it. And Bible Believing.... check it out! I’m still getting the new wide margin though. I wish they would get a clue. Great job on this tutorial. By the way, who’s your personal favorite rebinding Co.? Just give me a few. LOL. Your new show rocks by the way! It’s gaining a lot of peeps! God bless!
Awesome video, Beau. Thanks very much for taking tge time to make and share it.
I have a question. What type of wheel do you use on your angle grinder to skive the leather?
Thanks again!
I order some goatskin from ebay. Lord willing I plan on rebinding a Bible. My question is can I use landscaping weed barrier to use on the spine ?
How long does it take to become skilled at rebinding Bibles? How many hours does it take to do a Bible once you get the hang of it? Thanks for this great video? I'm thinking about jumping in and doing a few!
Great job, but it left me exhausted. I think I will just "buy" a Bible! LOL
What material did you use for the end pages?
Beautiful handiwork. Curious as to how many hours this takes in total?
Is that how John Calvin really looked? I mean in that picture? Lol Because he's handsome. Sorry! 😁🖐🏻😭 I mean the picture I see of John Calvin young. He was handsome.
I just had my Bible rebound because the faux leather was coming apart. I thought of throwing it away and thought ‘no throwing away a Bible - Gods word- is quite disrespectful! And I’ve had it for number of years and had some markings that I didn’t want to do away with. Had it rebound with a turquoise cowhide leather! And it’s so comfortable to hold!
Hi thanks for the video! I have a question do you recommend using one type of leather for the cover (soft) and another type of leather for the bookbinding? Also where would you recommend buying end sheets? Thank you so much
Jason Centoni Siegel leather has great river grain goat skin for the cover. The inner leather is usually a lamb skin that you could find at Siegel as well. The end sheets are a heavier card stock I get from Hobby lobby they come ‘textured’ so just make sure you put the nice texture away from the block.
Thanks! Where do you purchase head and tail bands?
Such a cool video! I have a question: what is the benefit for having the leather lining coming up onto the block? I’ve recently been doing research on leather bindings for bibles and I notice that’s one thing I often hear people make comments about (including you) and I was just wondering why? Thanks man! Super cool video!
The leather lining is a mistake I'm guessing came from not using book boards. Ribbons, when binding, are generally glued onto the spine of the textblock so they can nicely reach throughout the book. You're never going to really have a fine book until stopping with the double leather in favor of boards and end papers, and splitting the signatures of the book apart to sew together, or you sacrifice the primary method of strengthening the book and getting it to last. So many problems with this tutorial.
You could be successful creating a Udemy course and make money and let even more people see your skills and learn.
Great job rebinding! I’m curious, when you hear of handcrafted Bibles… What does that mean exactly? Aren’t all premier Bibles handcrafted and even most Bibles requiring some amount of stitching?
Noah the Flowa yes, premium bibles are done by hand, evangelicalbible.com for premium... however, if you do it yourself, you’re able to add even better quality, 2 sided, silk ribbons, stronger spine reinforcement, etc... but yep premiums are by hand.
Is glue durable enough?
101Checks get book binding glue NOT Elmers... book glue will harden but still give some... regular glue will not work on a good, long term book bind.
Can you comment on the glue you use?
Look for PVA glue
Don't see much of anything because it's moving too fast.
Goat covered......makes sense
Thank you for this video. May God richly bless you and and your family.
GOD'S BLESSINGS TO ALL NATIONS AND PEOPLES
Mark 16:15
Gospel! The good news about Jesus Christ and salvation from judgment on our sins. Jesus dined with His disciples the night before He went to the cross. Mark 14:22-25. Jesus and His disciples were eating a Passover meal together at the Last Supper. After partaking of bread and wine (His body and His blood), the Bible mentions the hymn Jesus sang with His disciples. “And when they had sung a hymn, they went out to the Mount of Olives.” Mark 14:26. What were they singing on such an occasion? PRAISE! Psalms 113-118.
THE GOOD NEWS
"Jesus saith unto him, I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man comes to the Father, but by me." John 14:6
Jesus Christ loves us! We believe this! John 3:16-17. We believe Him and who He is! He is our Savior! GOD THE SON! ONLY HE SAVES.
Ephesians 2:8 "For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God: 9 not of works, lest any man should boast."
JESUS GAVE HIS LIFE FOR US AND LIVES AGAIN!
1 Corinthians 15: 3 "For I delivered unto you first of all that which I also received, how that Christ died for our sins according to the scriptures; 4 And that he was buried, and that he rose again the third day according to the scriptures:"
Blood coming from his body, NAKED, hanging on that cross like Roman torture weapon! What a Lord God and Savior! He had to. HE is God the Son. Only His sinless blood could pay for all our sins. 1 John 2:1-2.
He died on our behalf! We believe in Him and who He is, trusting the shedding of His blood as payment for ALL our sins, and His burial and resurrection from the dead the third day for our eternal life! John 20:24-31. HE LIVES EVERMORE!
We can live forever through Him. God forgives our sins through Him otherwise our sins will prevent us from living in Glory with Him and our family in the faith the Bible describes. We study to show ourselves approved in wisdom and further truths about Him! We are in a family! God's family. CHRIST'S BRIDE! We got to know Jesus Christ better and better!
Romans 5:8 "But God demonstrates his love for us, in that while we were still sinners, Christ died for us. 9 Much more than, now justified by his blood, we will be saved from wrath through him."
HE LIVES! JESUS LIVES!
Already lost me @ 1:11
Save some money. Elmers glue is pvc glue.
Doesn’t he say not to use elmers? You need not acidic glue for sure
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Please get someone who knows what they are doing to rebind a valuable Bible or book. I have been a bookbinder since 1997 and have seen it all. Don’t destroy a book you treasure out of ignorance or inexperience.
You might think about taking a couple of classes. The cover is too large, you put the ribs in but left out the headbands.
The headbands are already attached to the book block. Look closer at the end of the video and you can see the bands. Also, the cover is not too large. The cover is exactly the size I intended to make. I wanted the cover to have a certain amount of yapp and it is the exact size needed for the desired yapp.
Ok now gives us a slowed down normal tutorial of how to rebind. No for real, I’d pay you for a detailed and with audio video 🙏 I can’t follow this going that fast man, I have A.D.D. 🤷♂️ Have some compassion 🥲
😏
what is the name of binding which overlaps the the bible so that it must lie flat?
@@tomstacey9958 you talking about edge lined binding? You ask about overlap, that makes me think of a full yapp but that would t have anything to do with lying flat so idk man. My paste off biding on my Schuyler bibles lay open perfectly flat so even that is a good way to bind so idk what answer you’re looking for to be honest
What materials did you use to bind the ribbons?