Binding A Japanese Stab Bound Book · Timelapse
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2015
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Time-lapse of making a hardcover Japanese stab binding book for an upcoming fair - thought I'd record the process from start to finish.
You can see more of my work here: www.CrystalShaulis.com
I teach bookbinding through the Kalamazoo Book Arts Center in Kalamazoo, MI.
A very interesting finish with these stitches in the end! A very elegant cover with beautiful binding, thanks so much for sharing this beautiful making procedure!
Really great work, and I loved this video. Best one showing how to do a hard cover for Japanese Binding I have seen.
+Modus Operandi Thanks - Glad you found it helpful!
Just awesomely beautiful!👍🏼👍🏼
after many wandering days and nights at last I decided to get back in track and do some studying.
suddenly I noticed I need a new notebook to give a fresh start.
so I gathered some papers and tried to stretch, and I noticed I am lacking book binding skill.
after watching bunch of tutorial
now I am arguing with my brain which stretch will be strong and looks beautiful, Japanese / Belgian / Indian.........
in the meanwhile "study " has left the chat.
👌great tip to make the holes with the drill. Thanks. good work👏👏
Thanks from Detroit! I just recreated your design for a Baby Book. Looks great!
That was very beautiful.
I’ve made a several little sketch pads like that with more simple stitching. I never thought of using end pages in this method of binding. I’ll have to add them next time.
Very fast to keep track but it’s a refreshing way from the standard!..Love the choice of music :), too...thank you for your video...
Woah, you're good. First time watching.
amazing, I love it!
I am thoroughly inspired! This is so cool what you do! Any recommendations on the weights/brands of paper?
The black cover is so so nice. 😊
is lovely, the work is so clean.. I would like to know the measurements of the book when is done.. 💕
It looks so nice :)
I have found your video on Pinterest and I’ll tell you what, your work is amazing. Thank you :)
excellent work !!
+Khristian Estrada Thanks! :)
Hello! I love your work! it is so beautiful. Can you please tell me where can I find the rulers you are using on this video, please?
hey! what kind of paper & carton do you use for the hardcover?
Beautiful
Can you provide the hole layout? thanks again for a great video!
Hello crystal! Love your videos, I’ve actually been wanting to make a book for a personal project and your videos are very helpful. May I know if there is an alternative for drilling, if we don’t have access to one?
beatiful!!
go to settings (the little cogwheel) and set the speed that works for you
I wish if you were here, I could have give a lot of works like these.🙂
Superb dear
やるな クリスタル ショーリス ！
和本とじ職人と変わらない。最高レベルです！
i'll make it, love the video :3
Assuming your working with a book that's over 100 pages does anyone know if at that point you can just use a cordless drill for the binding holes or will that tear up the paper too much ?
using stock metals as gauges is brilliant!
Thanks! That's how we were taught as interns and now I can't imagine ever binding a book without them!
+Crystal Shaulis you should do a video of tips and tricks like this if you haven't, it's quite clever!
Hello Crystal! What size and type of drill bit did you use?
hola ! cuanto es el tiempo real de armado ?
love the video but I have one question, whats the name/type of the thread you use?
Super vidéo :D
Can you make the sewing part slower? I can't really see how you do it
Two years late, but you can always go to settings (the little gear symbol) and choose playback speed and set it to .25 or .5
It's not even the speed. The lack of clarity is absurd.
@@asthenamesuggests9513 It isn't a tutorial. It's a time lapse so it doesn't necessarily have to show everything step by step. Still, there are other videos that demo the whole process step by step. The hard part is the sewing.
You can slow down the video in settings for help ✧◝(⁰▿⁰)◜✧
Good Job!
I really like this tutorial and would love to learn how to make one. Is there anyway you can make another tutorial of hard cover book binding but slower and more detailed?
+Van Nguyen Glad you liked it! I do plan on expanding to offer more detailed videos. Right now, these are supplements for the classes I teach at the Kalamazoo Book Arts Center. Subscribe to stay updated!
Your work is really amazing! I'm your fan now! Can I ask you something? The thread you used looks thick, is it hemp thread?
+Zafiresan Hey, thanks! In this video, I had run out of my usual 3 ply black linen thread, so I was using friendship bracelet thread that had been doubled up - I like the thicker look a bit more! It held up just as well :)
It looks sooo pretty, I loved it :D
Well done
Great video and amazing book! I really enjoyed watching the process.
Btw, what was the song you used?
+idk1654 Thanks for watching! The song is Namaste by Jason Shaw.
Crystal Shaulis
No problem, and thank you for replying!
Can you bind individual sheets or already bound pages within the cover?
+chattaboxqueen You can do either. If you have text/writing already on the pages then make sure you have a wide enough margin for the spine area (this will be sewn through and therefore not visible).
Traditionally, loose pages are used -- or folded sheets that are simply stacked on top of one another.
Hey Crystal.... if its not too much to ask could you list the name of the items you used in your description box. (pretty plz) i have a portfolio book due in a month and i would like to make my own instead of paying someone else to do it. thank you for the vid this definitely inspired me. :)
Hey Nayanka, were you looking for the detailed measurements as well as materials? For materials, it is book board (or chip board), cloth for the spine, decorative paper for the cover and any kind of thread for sewing. The metal bars used are 1/4" and 1/2" spacers that you can find at craft shops or you can eyeball the spacing instead. Bone folder is helpful but you could get away with not using one.
what are the materials you are using for the cover/inside? thank you
take a few views...in the end so satisfying!
I love this stitch, it's beautiful. What is it called?
Olivier de Sillègue it's Japanese bookbinding (im pretty sure it is,but please correct me if im wrong)
Which kind of fabrics did you use for the covers??
Yes, the same question. This book cover looks so good but I can't figure it out what fabric is this brown, elastic part?
I don't think its cloth, its too stiff to be cloth. Looks like a really nice marble type paper to me.
Probably a book cloth.
Hi,tnks for video lesson,please where you have buyed the ruler used in this video?
+Gaetano Dinatale Thanks! The steel bars I'm using for measurements can be found at most hardware stores. The ones here are 1/2" and 1/4" but you can purchase them in larger/smaller sizes for preference.
Ok,I'm italian ,here there isn't.So on web where I can found it?tnks
What are the names of the spacer bar rod thingies and where did you get them from please :)
It is amazing! What adhesive did you use?
prolly glue
the bar jigs you're using for layout in the beginning,
did you make those or buy them somewhere online?
Hola gente la técnica se llama " Asa no ha toji " pueden buscar tutoriales con ese nombre!!
Gracias :-)
Magnificient.
+Simon Douville Thanks!
This looks great but far too fast to learn how to do it.
you can turn the speed slower in the video settings in the right bottom corner
ya u'r right😕😕😕
Karin Papps she be like "cause it's my notebook make your own!" 😂
this is not a tutorial
Best!
Hi ! First, what a great job ! I'd just like to know what tool do you use to drill the all book ? (French speaker, sorry if I make grammar mistakes)
For those who think this is too fast to get any decent info from...and I totally agree... please hit the settings icon and slow it down! I've been watching it at 25% of normal speed and it's a whole lot better!
Beautiful project and well done, only the music is slightly disturbing!
What’s up at 3:36?
Wow thats how I dream a book being binded. May I ask what material is that, leather? Im planning on doing similar but know nothing about it. Thanks in advance!
Sure! It's starched book cloth for the spine, and an embossed black paper for the rest of the cover. You could also use only book cloth for the entire cover, which is really common and just as beautiful.
Music?
cool
loved the video! does the book lay flat?
+I'd marry you Larry I wish it did! These make for better guestbooks than for sketching or anything like that. I am doing research to figure out this style binding but will lay flat -- it's somewhere out there, and when I find it I will post it :P
Thank you so much!
the music could be from stranger things :D
Page mil Jayega
Is there an alternative to make the holes without the drill?
Some people use an awl and pierce the pages separate from the covers, then sandwich them back together to sew. It takes a bit longer but it works!
or use a thumb tack or push pins or anything that can poke u and maje u scream. I used knives btw.
there are hole punchers that are like a little mini drill that is usually used for this kind of work, I forget what exactly they are called, but they make perfect holes in multiple sheets of paper.
i never know why people use japanese style binding. it looks really aestheticly pleasing but you can lay your book flat (which for me is the reason i started binding my own stuff(and ringbinders and ringwires are either chunky or get magically undone/broken in my bag)
So acho que precisaria explicar e indo mais devagar
I have no idea why it took until now to consider using a drill for some of these things.
very nice 😉😉😉😉😉😉😉
Make an song book in the we can write songs
Pls pathuke cheyaamooo
omg I am from Kalamazoo too.
arent you the girl who taught bookbinding once in KPL?
I went to one of your lessons
♥️
I have been aware of your suminagashi vids.for some years. Right now I just love you. Kisses from the Netherlands.
hey, aluminum rod to buy?
You can pick them up at the hardware store.
ebay? amazon?
google is your friend.
Hi, I'm sorry, I still have not found much ... please tell me to get?
lovelyyyy
Nice project. How do you keep the glue from drying out when it’s in a little bowl with no cover?
Thanks -- Squeeze only the amount of glue needed into the bowl and work quickly.
Heute sehr schwer jemanden zu finden der noch Bücher reparieren oder binden kann 😪 😪 😪 Schau doch mal unser Video übers Buchbinden: ua-cam.com/video/LwCLutbxbZI/v-deo.html VG Thomas
not so fast :(
you can change the speed in the settings
XxXAnOXxX I feel silly. I can't find the settings you are referring to. When I tap the lower right of the video, the only option I have is to make the screen full.
pretty sure they dont have glue or drill back in the day but ok
Actually glue has been around for 1,000s of years. The earliest glues were made from animal hides, like rabbit skin, and were heated and applied hot. This is still the way traditional gesso is made (heated animal skin glue+ marble dust for white color) for rigid painting supports.
poggers
This is way to fast to pick up.
I hope this was not meant to be a tutorial.
Way too fast for me to learn how to do it which is why I watched it. If you slow it down and talk us through, it would be great.
you can turn the speed slower in the video settings in the right bottom corner
Thank you!
Too fast!!
so frist
Too fast
not self-explanatory at all
It's not even the speed, the lack of clarity is absurd.
Much too quick to learn anything and there seemed to be a lot of repetition. Try again.
You seem to know what to do, but did no one a service by going so fast. Terrible video!!!!
To fast..no instruction..useless..
too fast, not helpful at all
Mica I ....u mean ur an idiot. This is not rocket science. It's a very simple binding style.
Annoying music and way too fast
Too fast
i agree
This isn't a tutorial.
soz a friend took my phone didn't realise until now soz