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  • Опубліковано 2 вер 2018
  • Today we're bookbinding an epic leatherbound spellbook!
    Patreon: / nerdforge
    📕 Check out our bookbinding course! / nerdforge ✨
    Sewing headbands by BookbindersChronicle: • Bookbinding 101 Sewing...
    MUSIC:
    EpidemicSound
    PARTS USED:
    - Real leather (preferrably 0.5 mm thick or less - in this video: 2-2.5 mm)
    - 52 sheets A3 sized paper (110 gsm)
    - 2 sheets A3 black paper as end sheets (140 gsm)
    - Black tea / coffee
    - Waxed thread: bit.ly/2O9ZFJb
    - Hemp / jute cord for stitching: bit.ly/2x4iYw2
    - Brass corner decorations: bit.ly/2O6itsD
    - Leather cord for headbands: bit.ly/2QljtdY
    - Embroidery thread for headbands: bit.ly/2MmksXY
    - Brass buckles: bit.ly/2E90hc8
    - Linen cloth for burnishing and covering the spine
    - Leather dye
    - Greaseproof baking paper
    - 4 mm plywood covers
    TOOLS:
    - Basic leather crafting kit:bit.ly/2x2SpXY
    - Leather stitching kit: bit.ly/2N7T1Xq
    - Awl: bit.ly/2O7o2qH
    - Swivel knife: bit.ly/2oWPBIg
    - Leather hole punch: bit.ly/2N46uPN
    - Leather cap rivet set: bit.ly/2x2faMt
    - Mallet: bit.ly/2O7vBhh
    - Bone folder:bit.ly/2N49yLW
    - Small spray bottle for coffee staining: bit.ly/2oYHTgS
    - Book press
    - Stitching jig (or a suitable chair)
    - White PVA glue (wood glue)
    - Contact glue
    - Thick needle
    - Scissors & x-acto knife
    - Stapler & hammer
    - Wax for leather
    Today we're making a DIY huge, leatherbound spellbook - using real leather and traditional bookbinding techniques. By using tea to stain the pages, sewing headbands and carving patterns on the cover, it really ends up looking like an "ancient", mystical fantasy book!
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  • @daddyleon
    @daddyleon 5 років тому +1533

    Book is made with:
    - 3 parts paper
    - 1 part plywood
    - 1 part tea
    - 1 part leather
    - 20 parts glue.

    • @netherworldbeyond6838
      @netherworldbeyond6838 5 років тому +46

      Coffee, plywood, rope, cardboard, buckle and corner brass findings, linen, wax, leather dye,

    • @_paleo.figs_5881
      @_paleo.figs_5881 5 років тому +88

      I put these all in a bowl and mixed. It still doesnt look like a book, do i need to bake it?

    • @daddyleon
      @daddyleon 5 років тому +60

      @@_paleo.figs_5881 Try microwaving, but honestly, idk what the appropriate frequency/vibration is.

    • @forgottenprince3706
      @forgottenprince3706 5 років тому +22

      @@daddyleon Nah, it clearly needs to set for at least 30 days before being microwaved

    • @zionnemakoma1398
      @zionnemakoma1398 5 років тому +7

      Better to be mostly glue than mostly broken

  • @julietfischer5056
    @julietfischer5056 5 років тому +12127

    And this is why books were rare and expensive until mechanized binding processes were developed.

    • @papabillydeth4723
      @papabillydeth4723 5 років тому +970

      Juliet Fischer and that was just the book, someone would still have to go in and hand write everything in it

    • @mwhitney85
      @mwhitney85 5 років тому +424

      I would easily drop a $100 USD for something like this, and even that is probably too low.

    • @julietfischer5056
      @julietfischer5056 5 років тому +116

      Papa Billydeth - Printed books were made the same way. The pages were printed, then bound.

    • @julietfischer5056
      @julietfischer5056 5 років тому +268

      Melissa Whitney - I've dabbled a bit in leatherworking. None of those materials forgive mistakes. US$100 would be low WITHOUT the brasswork and buckles (and tea-staining).

    • @imwithstupid086
      @imwithstupid086 5 років тому +121

      Man, I WISH that was considered "too low." People in general just aren't all that enthused about forking over even $100 for something like this. Not when cheap alternatives exist. I mean, Moleskines (ugh) are already considered quite the luxury, especially where I'm from.

  • @wolfheart8604
    @wolfheart8604 5 років тому +1720

    "I could cook two pieces of paper at a time"
    Sentences I never thought I'd hear.

    • @MrStyro
      @MrStyro 4 роки тому +26

      Wolfheart that reminds me of “Protect me while I tweet Snoop Dog” and “Check out this shark eating a cheeseburger”

    • @aceimus5319
      @aceimus5319 3 роки тому +5

      @DAVE ADAM geez! Do you really have to remind me of my paper smoothie.

    • @theshewolf7932
      @theshewolf7932 3 роки тому +4

      Fahrenheit 451

  • @marabuora9547
    @marabuora9547 3 роки тому +532

    My mother came to me saying "I wish I could bind my own sketchbook, the ones you can buy never have the right paper I want... " Me"mum... I have something to show you"
    We just finished glueing the cords and it's now resting under five dictionaries because we don't have a press. Wish me luck😂

    • @elijahmacfarland9000
      @elijahmacfarland9000 3 роки тому +14

      How did it go???

    • @marabuora9547
      @marabuora9547 3 роки тому +52

      @@elijahmacfarland9000 very well for a first time experiment! We have to work out a few details but all the main things are there!

    • @adriahaddy258
      @adriahaddy258 3 роки тому +13

      @@marabuora9547 I'm making one as we speak and I just finished the head band part. That part of it was sooo fun and satisfying.
      OH, may I ask you a question? Did you add linen to the spine and if so was there paper stuck to the underside of the linen?
      The reason I ask is because I have a roll of linen that I bought specifically for bookbinding and it appears that the paper on the underside is not meant to come off.

    • @marabuora9547
      @marabuora9547 3 роки тому +13

      @@adriahaddy258 I added a piece of an old cotton bedsheet I had lying around instead of linen and it worked just fine, I'm not sure about the linen but I think (think being key here) the paper is supposed to be removed before you use it, I'm not sure tho... Tell me how it went when you finish!

    • @adriahaddy258
      @adriahaddy258 3 роки тому +7

      @@marabuora9547 I think so too. The linen Martina used didn't have paper (I became one of their patrons tonight just so I can watch some of her bookbinding tutorials to see if her linen had paper on the back of it and it did not, lol). NOW I have to figure out how to take the paper off. When you peal it it's literally stuck on as if it shouldn't come off. That's why I was asking you if it was meant to come off.

  • @PuffleBuns
    @PuffleBuns 5 років тому +3099

    That spell book is probably heavy enough to be a decent melee weapon too.

    • @samverner4547
      @samverner4547 5 років тому +33

      Lmao 😂

    • @nickcavanaugh9586
      @nickcavanaugh9586 4 роки тому +85

      i usesd my alebra one book for a melee weapon once

    • @PuffleBuns
      @PuffleBuns 4 роки тому +41

      @@nickcavanaugh9586 Damn, I need to hear this story. Please share.

    • @nickcavanaugh9586
      @nickcavanaugh9586 4 роки тому +88

      @@PuffleBuns well there was a short loud mouth bully on the school bus who gave me shit every day then he one day decided he would talk crap about my folks and tell me to get the f... out of his seat and i stood up and said go ahead sit in my seat but if you say one more gd word im gonna f... you up im tired of your sh.. and he sat down and as i started to walk away he spoke once he did i dropped everything i had in my hands but the math book and i beat him until he could no longer speak no one else messed with me anymore i was labeled crazy at school and i sat back in my seat and asked the bus driver to continue driving once we got to school he gave me a hi five and said good work man ill be sure to tell the princeple you acted in defence and that kid had it coming

    • @jaingskirata009
      @jaingskirata009 4 роки тому +56

      Anythings a weapon if you're persistent

  • @zeldadynasty4568
    @zeldadynasty4568 5 років тому +3732

    Mom: What are you doing?
    Me: Drenching paper in tea an then baking it.
    Mom: Suit yourself.

    • @spencergoth1cgutz205
      @spencergoth1cgutz205 5 років тому +12

      Hylian Hetalian i love your username for some reason owo

    • @zeldadynasty4568
      @zeldadynasty4568 5 років тому +4

      @@spencergoth1cgutz205 Ty ^_^

    • @margaritatabellini8806
      @margaritatabellini8806 5 років тому +47

      Lmaooo I just did it today randomly. Everybody ate later cuz I was using the oven. But hey, I got 40 beautiful tea stained pages!
      ... so huh, guess I'll have to make a book now.

    • @phishbon3s
      @phishbon3s 5 років тому +17

      Lolol. I heard this too many times as a kid with my weird crafts

    • @HawkinaBox
      @HawkinaBox 4 роки тому +4

      LMAO

  • @zachhood7625
    @zachhood7625 4 роки тому +221

    *slaps spellbook*
    "You can cast so many Magic Missiles with this bad boy."

  • @ThatRandomPerson-lr9gr
    @ThatRandomPerson-lr9gr 4 роки тому +568

    Me: and how much glue do you think i will need to buy?
    Nerdforge: Yes

    • @TheGameFlinger
      @TheGameFlinger 4 роки тому +18

      Enough glue to last the average human 20 years

    • @PanthereaLeonis
      @PanthereaLeonis 2 роки тому +1

      Should only be half a cup at most. If you make smaller books, you need even less! The regular bottles of cardboard glue I get at the craft store are about a pint each.

  • @mattquick5045
    @mattquick5045 6 років тому +2825

    1, I freaked out that UA-cam knew I would like this despite having never watched anything like this.
    2, much like a food commercial, this video makes me want to make a book. Despite knowing how horrible of an idea that is.

    • @papaolhos
      @papaolhos 5 років тому +41

      Just go at it bro, don't doubt yourself I can't think of anything in this world more gratifying than crafting something with your own hands! Remember that failing it's the most awsome teacher you can't encounter!

    • @ElibomKeeg
      @ElibomKeeg 5 років тому +13

      Ive made a few books myself. Not to this extent, mind you, but it really is fun. Try it!

    • @tinyybiceps
      @tinyybiceps 5 років тому +7

      i had this exact same reaction! then again i was looking up wiccan recipes on google today...

    • @teaartist6455
      @teaartist6455 5 років тому +17

      Food commercials make you want to make books?
      I think at that point you should just go ahead and make one if everything you see reminds you of books.

    • @sweetsoverload9212
      @sweetsoverload9212 5 років тому +21

      literally same. Just a random thumbnail and i was like "Oh, huh. okay" and now im like OMFG I DIDNT KNOW I NEEDED THIS IN MY LIFE

  • @DjurrenArt
    @DjurrenArt 5 років тому +2372

    Honey, whats for dinner?
    *Freshly baked tea-infused paper.*

  • @elijahmacfarland9000
    @elijahmacfarland9000 3 роки тому +69

    NerdForge sewing the headbands with the cat in her lap was absolutely adorable. I loved seeing her pause and pet her cat every few seconds.

    • @eveny119
      @eveny119 2 роки тому +1

      I totally missed it so I slowed that part down to watch. If I tried that it would be a furry book spine.

  • @sylvie_on
    @sylvie_on 4 роки тому +808

    Me: *runs downstairs*
    My mom: “need something?”
    Me: *”I need to know how to make books”*
    My mom: _”Aww, shit. Here we go again.”_

    • @abz4852
      @abz4852 4 роки тому +5

      @DAVE ADAM yeah you really cant, you need someone to buy it. say you sold 1 of these for $50 (and this is considering millions of books are made with content in them for far less) , youd still need to make another 20,000 to just gross 1million. If you want to net that much then most like youll have to make double the amount.
      Considering at 20,000 minimum you are making 54 of these per day for the year it just can happen with so many processes taking a week at least (the drying the pasting the pressing) and then who would even be willing to purchase even 1000 of these over the course of 5 10 years let alone the 20,000 you have made (of course including variation as a minimum).
      And then you have made the product and that is 5% of what is needed in order to sell it. Theres marketing (the biggest one) , financing, targeting, and much more which will even give you the chance to be somewhat competitive.
      I am sorry for tearing you apart like this but you do not have the faintest clue of what you are talking about.

    • @abz4852
      @abz4852 4 роки тому +1

      @DAVE ADAM you made a business plan that was bank approved? Really? I have no idea why you find that so reliable considering:
      1. In current period banks are giving out and printing money like madmen
      2. Any decent person knows how many so called bank approved businesses still failed at the end of the day. Hint: Its not a small percentage.
      Then you may say a well its a well thought out plan, it will not fail as bad. You are challenging the art market. We are not talking about content filled books that a whole entire topic entirely. These books will be sold empty and are being bought purely off the quality and the aesthetic.
      What goes though you seem to think youve nailed it hard with your idea of very easily finding 1000-10000 individual consumers looking for this precise product at a price range of $350+. Then you say we can use assembly sub-assembly and a standardisation process, so bam well done you have destroyed the quality of the world slash that price in half and you have also up the expenses. Can you contribute something useful? Mynti Girl who I wont assume has no knowledge of creating these books, may do very well with your so called insight and understanding of the market but this is only with your insight. Otherwise she will be sitting with 10,000 books produced (which btw she wont produce this many in a year, its still close to 3 books per day assuming she works at it every single day) , head level in debt and cursing herself for listening to some random stranger on the internet.
      To whoever does make 10,000 of these in a year, I will personally give them 1 million, thats how sure I am of it. And you are right, I would never purchase this, I may make this myself but I will never purchase this, and if any of the rich people who have read the likes of Think and Grow Rich, How to Win Friends and Influence People, the Richest Man in Babylon, or even Rich dad poor dad. If any of them buy one of these Ill commend them for being willing to spend that much money on something that goes against all their teachings, unless they a collectors. Which again a niche within a niche. Such a sadly small market.

    • @abz4852
      @abz4852 4 роки тому +1

      @DAVE ADAM oh sure, I will head off but before I do I must ask with your incredible self assurance on the fact that the mass production of this book type and selling of it would be so successful, why do you not do it yourself? Surely you would be ever so successful at it that I would be willing to prostrate before you. Also you are very right. I in fact do not own 1 million dollars, I am what you can consider the living slave, working about 60 hours a week, which does not make me rich enough to afford a home where I live but certainly not poor enough to make large sums of investments.
      In my current sickness I have gone to spending a short while of time on youtube and have entered quite a useless argument with you. But anyways I plan to change all that and I would like you to answer my above question.

    • @abz4852
      @abz4852 4 роки тому +1

      @DAVE ADAM okay well I hope to see you do well in if you profit in producing this product. I understand the entrepreneur mindset and am sure for one that its not something I will have. My negativity is natural for me and I tend to prefer to live life with a bit of a more harsher view if you will.
      Thank you for your concern over my health. I personally do enjoy creating things in my free time. I currently am in the process of writing a series of books my self while I keep my full time work and transition to learning a trade I enjoy. You are right I am quite lacking in marketing. I know a little marketing myself such as social media marketing, email, website, cold calling, lead generating, seo, sem, influencer marketing, affiliate marketing, relationship marketing and then all the pricing strategies with upselling and what not but I have zero experience using them. I am sure if you make use of alot of these or to a proficient level you may get your target audience but for me I am far happier providing services and then carefully investing since I can obtain a far greater return for very low effort.
      If something you say pisses me off in the future Ill come argue with you later so until then.

    • @athreya__7255
      @athreya__7255 3 роки тому +16

      @@abz4852 who the hell is DAVE ADAM???

  • @tomasiv8504
    @tomasiv8504 5 років тому +935

    “Nerdforge! Nerdforge! Just how is it that you found the cure for cancer?”
    “Well, pretty simple, just add an extra layer of glue to the spine here”

  • @puffchickpam1
    @puffchickpam1 5 років тому +808

    Spells should be written in calligraphy in this book

    • @cry9297
      @cry9297 5 років тому +98

      naw just write in comic sans

    • @julietfischer5056
      @julietfischer5056 5 років тому +51

      Any handwriting can be considered calligraphy. With a calligraphy nib, basic cursive looks cool as hell, and so does print.

    • @Curmira
      @Curmira 5 років тому +23

      The old fashion writing is cool too

    • @calculatednotchillin2351
      @calculatednotchillin2351 5 років тому +30

      minecraft enchantment dictionary

    • @ShadowEcto
      @ShadowEcto 4 роки тому +9

      @@cry9297 Absolutely barbaric!

  • @HoneyLemonZest
    @HoneyLemonZest 4 роки тому +59

    Man, its so nice to see how her skills have improved since this video. And even in just a little over a year, she's gotten so GOOD at all her book making! Man, I just love watching and seeing her progress like this, its so awesome.

  • @andrewprahst2529
    @andrewprahst2529 4 роки тому +321

    Everyone's talking about how she soaked it in tea
    No ones talking about how she sprayed it with coffee

    • @VoxNerdula
      @VoxNerdula 3 роки тому +6

      next book she should stain it in pee

    • @amandah.2202
      @amandah.2202 3 роки тому +7

      Those are typical to use for dying they used even for cloth in old days

    • @GardenYoga448
      @GardenYoga448 Рік тому

      that could mildew if not dried completely. i wouldntdo it

  • @TexasGTO
    @TexasGTO 5 років тому +1114

    Now find some youtubers that would be willing to pick a few pages each and decorate the pages with art. I think it would be cool to see what different "spells" and stories along with artistic drawings people would do.

    • @audiofox5104
      @audiofox5104 5 років тому +46

      The classic: magic missle

    • @I3lueberry
      @I3lueberry 5 років тому +24

      Emily artful,zhc,drawingwiffwaffles,raedrizzle would be my choices

    • @alexia3552
      @alexia3552 5 років тому +16

      Oh my god that's a great idea

    • @icantthinkofanything798
      @icantthinkofanything798 5 років тому +1

      yes please

    • @shinatsuki8957
      @shinatsuki8957 5 років тому +13

      Probably about the origin of magic then it can have some cool spells with images of what it looks like, whst it can do, and the name of it.

  • @scottboyer8450
    @scottboyer8450 5 років тому +810

    UA-cam: Been looking at Skyrim videos for mages huh?
    Me: Yes.
    UA-cam: Check out this real life spell book. Fit for any Dragonborn.

    • @tristangrimm8274
      @tristangrimm8274 5 років тому +23

      Imagine if she actually put Skyrim spells in it and only wrote in the dragon language

    • @Curmira
      @Curmira 5 років тому +2

      That would be cool but i would say wolf language its a pain for a normal human to read like my mom she can't even read my diary😏😏😏😏😏

    • @tristangrimm8274
      @tristangrimm8274 5 років тому +3

      @@Curmira no only dragon language no wolf language

    • @jahrta
      @jahrta 4 роки тому +1

      Yes but which is better? Magic, or robotechnology?

    • @jacenharding2674
      @jacenharding2674 4 роки тому +3

      I want to make a small one for my dnd playthroughs

  • @mvozzo1399
    @mvozzo1399 4 роки тому +114

    My friends, let us have a moment of silence to honor all the brave and selfless tea bags that sacrificed themselves to bring us this book.

    • @VistiTheArchivist
      @VistiTheArchivist 2 роки тому

      OH MY WORD!!! YOU HAVE THE BEST PROFILE PICTURE EVER!!!

  • @BuriedFlame
    @BuriedFlame 4 роки тому +31

    2:13 "Use an awl to punch all the holes..." Ha haa...homonyms.
    4:59 Cat: "I'm helping!"

  • @Layla-td1pl
    @Layla-td1pl 5 років тому +2837

    Your books could be used in movies and tv for props because they are so pretty and authentic looking!! 🤗

    • @secretvanilla7279
      @secretvanilla7279 5 років тому +15

      I KNOW RIGHT I thought the same

    • @TheSaneHatter
      @TheSaneHatter 5 років тому +68

      Are you kidding? This book could probably be used as a *weapon!*

    • @PatLink
      @PatLink 5 років тому +13

      @@TheSaneHatter to beat up your child as a punishment or robbers?

    • @AzuRemilia
      @AzuRemilia 5 років тому +8

      @@TheSaneHatter Well duh! It's grimoire. It has spell

    • @jimothanisyourdad2955
      @jimothanisyourdad2955 5 років тому +5

      Why did I read this comment in Jesters' voice-

  • @nicolegomez6006
    @nicolegomez6006 5 років тому +2465

    Not sure why this was in my recommended but GODDAMN well done UA-cam, excelent choice

    • @sup3rskinag35
      @sup3rskinag35 5 років тому +2

      Same

    • @alexandrasartinsanity
      @alexandrasartinsanity 5 років тому +2

      Same

    • @noctismortis7349
      @noctismortis7349 5 років тому +3

      same, but it was in mine because i looked up how to make a journal about a year ago, also prolly was sectioned as old or historical, or diy.

    • @ThePamster
      @ThePamster 5 років тому +10

      @cindybin2001 Life's too short to spend it angry or whatever. She was impressed, as I was, and wanted to emphasize it. Profanity has a place in society, even if it's not attractive to your ears. I was delighted to find Nerdforge today and am planning on working on my own beautiful book someday, thanks to this amazing tutorial. ♥

    • @xxgoodspiritxx307
      @xxgoodspiritxx307 5 років тому

      Please dont take the lord thy Gods name in vain, stop getting upset and blaming GOD! Repent of this wickedness and GOD will turn from his wrath from you! We dont need to Use GODs name as a curse word. I mean how would u like it if someone used ur name as a curse word! So think about it how you speak! Thanks!

  • @GriddlockCosplay
    @GriddlockCosplay 3 роки тому +4

    Hey, thanks for this tutorial. I am half-way through my first attempt, and it is going great. I am even using a chair for my jig for stitching the signatures together, too!
    For reference, I soaked each piece of paper individually in the tea for 4 minutes, then baked for 8 minutes at 210F. This allowed for two in the oven and one in the tea at the same time, then I rotated them every 4 minutes; took out the dried paper, shifted the half-dried one over, and added the new one. Took only 2 hours for the 30 pieces I'm using.

  • @brunobucciarati834
    @brunobucciarati834 3 роки тому +18

    Imagine Martina being that epic big sister who would make these things for your school projects and stuff

  • @sir_justinius
    @sir_justinius 5 років тому +2136

    That's not a spellbook.
    That's a Spellbook +10 with a badass enchantment. I feel I could cast fireball if I held that book.

    • @TMPreRaff
      @TMPreRaff 5 років тому +14

      Like UA-cam says: Show less.

    • @sir_justinius
      @sir_justinius 5 років тому +25

      @@TMPreRaff fuck you talkin' about.

    • @allenthepotato
      @allenthepotato 5 років тому +44

      I feel like it would also have physical damage boosts for when you hit someone with the metal corner protectors

    • @forgottenprince3706
      @forgottenprince3706 5 років тому +19

      We not gonna talk about the +35 Reputation?

    • @sir_justinius
      @sir_justinius 5 років тому +4

      @@forgottenprince3706 That a given when this person makes anything.

  • @trentt5310
    @trentt5310 5 років тому +883

    UA-cam really had to take it’s sweet time to show you in my recommended, but I am OH SO GLAD IT DID.

    • @mattk6101
      @mattk6101 5 років тому +1

      💯

    • @cookie_roxy_
      @cookie_roxy_ 5 років тому

      Same

    • @jossnovak7524
      @jossnovak7524 5 років тому

      Same, I've been watching youtube videos for like ten years and they put her in my recommended until now, But I'm so grateful they did.

  • @dracojane6190
    @dracojane6190 4 роки тому +3

    I knew it would take a lot of time and work to make one of these but I HAD NO IDEA! This was amazing to watch though! You have so much patience and passion to make something that takes so much work. Beautiful book! I love it!!!

  • @DrSabrinaRojek
    @DrSabrinaRojek 5 років тому +1

    Absolutely gorgeous and fabulous to see the binding process as well! Well done! Love love and will try to make at home.

  • @viking4683
    @viking4683 5 років тому +499

    Ah. I see you have made my algebra final study guide. I will pick it up Thursday?

  • @dragonblade4976
    @dragonblade4976 5 років тому +263

    Damn no wonder books were so expensive...
    This is also really cool. I think if I had one of these I would just let it sit on the shelf looking nice, I wouldn't want to ruin it by writing anything inside lol.

    • @Rina_Redfield
      @Rina_Redfield 5 років тому +12

      I know the feeling, but I'm hoping that if i learned to make it myself, maybe i could just say, "oh, i can just make another one" 🤔

    • @colleenkeating1067
      @colleenkeating1067 5 років тому

      Dragon Blade I was thinking the same thing

    • @drinksomestew8159
      @drinksomestew8159 5 років тому

      Same i would only wright in it if my handwriting was nice linked writing which mine isn't

    • @bohohumanbeing2623
      @bohohumanbeing2623 5 років тому

      You could practice on a piece of paper before you put it in the book,or write in pencil possibly.

    • @polkadottedpolak
      @polkadottedpolak 5 років тому +6

      If you make the book yourself, you can write on the paper before you bind it. That way you can toss a piece of paper that has a mistake on it, and only bind the ones you want to keep.

  • @SanneBru
    @SanneBru 4 роки тому +1

    I am absolutely mesmerized by the books you make and the process that comes before. I just got into book binding myself a couple of weeks ago, and stumbled upon your videos while researching how to make some cool looking books for a larp event I'm attending, and damn. Just damn. Can't stop watching since!

  • @Christ_is_Lord_of_all
    @Christ_is_Lord_of_all 4 місяці тому

    This video was a lifesaver! I was gifted leather for a bookbinding project that was too thick to use, and I thought I wouldn’t be able to use it. I had no idea carving it down thinner would work so well! Thank you!

  • @corynorell3686
    @corynorell3686 5 років тому +320

    So THAT's why you see books with little ridges on the spines. Isn't that neat.

  • @MecchaKakkoi
    @MecchaKakkoi 5 років тому +686

    I love the sound of a crafty mallet at high speed!

    • @Ij-hq6qh
      @Ij-hq6qh 5 років тому +7

      MecchaKakkoii sounded like a woodpecker

    • @gooseberriepi
      @gooseberriepi 5 років тому +1

      Same
      It sounds like a mini jackhammer lol

  • @christinebroderick7023
    @christinebroderick7023 4 роки тому +3

    This is incredibly helpful!! Thank you! I’m making a BOS very similar to this except a faux fur cover instead of leather

  • @Jacuzzi123
    @Jacuzzi123 4 роки тому +74

    I misread the title as “making a REAL spellbook with heavy leather” - that would’ve been some clickbait lol

    • @change_of_topic6773
      @change_of_topic6773 4 роки тому +4

      Who said there's no magic in it? Sure seems it, lol

    • @tristan2517
      @tristan2517 4 роки тому +4

      Any empty book is a spell book and the correct term is grumpier or book of shadows

  • @MasterBlek
    @MasterBlek 5 років тому +1371

    At first i was like: Yeah i wanna make a Spellbook now too.
    After the video: Too hard for me XD

    • @MyDisturbingOctopus
      @MyDisturbingOctopus 5 років тому +36

      You could totally do it! You don't have to make it nearly this fancy. The actual technique is pretty basic. You just need a lot of glue and patience.

    • @julietfischer5056
      @julietfischer5056 5 років тому +10

      The supplies are available. Just start small (literally or figuratively) and work until you gain skill.

    • @lewasil
      @lewasil 5 років тому +1

      Me too. Me toooooo......

    • @curli-lettey4319
      @curli-lettey4319 5 років тому +6

      Not so!
      When you start and get to imagine your finished work you'll be more driven to reach the finished product and be very proud of your work.
      You'll then be motivated more than ever to make more when friends and colleagues wonder where did you BUY it, you can proudly say, "buy it? I MADE THIS!" then here comes the requests to make them one (or three).

    • @emilyericksen6405
      @emilyericksen6405 4 роки тому +2

      I just stained my paper and feel like I’m diving into the deep end 😅

  • @jep9092
    @jep9092 5 років тому +362

    Omg
    This is EXACTLY what I've been looking for
    My mom just bought me a bookbinding kit and a calligraphy kit and I cannot wait to perfect my methods then use this tutorial to make my spell book
    Thank you for this incredible video
    May the God and Goddess bring you love and happiness

    • @riv.ez222
      @riv.ez222 5 років тому +19

      I believe what TheElement OfFyre was talking about was Wicca, not witchcraft. Allow me to educate you: While you may have practiced witchcraft for sixteen years and may be very experienced, your space may not have been cleansed. But please don't discredit the Goddess, no one here has discredited what you believe in. If anyone wants to do harmless spellwork, they should be free to express it without judgement. And if you don't like this kind of stuff, why are you on a video about how to make a spellbook? Please be mindful, and respect the beliefs of others.

    • @murdersquadz9805
      @murdersquadz9805 5 років тому +20

      Julie's Heart Healed By Jesus lol please keep your bible verses out of my demon summoning.

    • @scrubbywubby2694
      @scrubbywubby2694 5 років тому

      TheElement OfFyre who is The Goddess??

    • @julietfischer5056
      @julietfischer5056 5 років тому +10

      @Julie's Heart Healed By Jesus - Naturally you blamed demons rather than the possibility that you were/are mentally ill. Your adolescent rebellion hid your growing symptoms and then you were dragged to a church service and now you think Jesus cured you.
      Or you're just lying about it.

    • @julietfischer5056
      @julietfischer5056 5 років тому +3

      @@scrubbywubby2694 - The Goddess, the Mother of All, the Three-in-One of Maiden, Mother, and Crone. Giver and taker of life, Queen of Heaven and of Hell.

  • @owLover123
    @owLover123 5 років тому +1

    This is absolutely beautiful!!! I took a book making course while I was a fine-arts major in college and it was NOT EASY!! You're obviously great at what you do. I need to brush up on my threading techniques. Haha!

  • @ktcat8500
    @ktcat8500 4 роки тому +3

    Love artistry dedication and end result! I would definitely pay for a handmade book like this.

  • @crimsonscarlett9904
    @crimsonscarlett9904 5 років тому +140

    I absolutely love the background guild music, like its just give me vibes that i can't really explain but feels as if I'm on a quest or buying an item at a shop and am able to watch it get made right before my eyes

    • @pastelbowtie320
      @pastelbowtie320 5 років тому

      Actually it really sounds exactly like the theme song from a swdish tv show

  • @isetta4083
    @isetta4083 5 років тому +313

    Tea stained and sprayed with coffee? those page look beautiful and must smell amazing too, it's so cool to see bookbinding is still alive

    • @alganhar1
      @alganhar1 4 роки тому +16

      Only one issue, both are acidic, which means they are going to drastically reduce the lifetime of the paper. Something to be considered if you want what is written in the book to last as long as the bind will!

    • @luksiko408
      @luksiko408 4 роки тому +8

      alganhar1 I think she ads a base in her newer videos

    • @todorokisfavouriteobject9109
      @todorokisfavouriteobject9109 2 роки тому

      @@alganhar1 nice, honestly I just wanted it to make a journal and I wouldn’t expect it to last long anyways, tho tbh, I hate tea or coffee with a burning passion so I wouldn’t do that. 😅

  • @wednesday.k.dahmer4988
    @wednesday.k.dahmer4988 4 роки тому +1

    I am currently rebinding an old cheap book since the last 3 days (Lucky me, I have a pro on my side who surprise me today with a piece of leather to bind it... Now I am dyeing paper with coffee because I want to create my own book too... I guess I am addicted already 😁!

  • @carneyaugustine420
    @carneyaugustine420 4 роки тому

    i just found this channel im sooooo glad that i did, im really enjoying books/tomes "series", it relaxes me lol

  • @Mikeztarp
    @Mikeztarp 5 років тому +4363

    13 minutes passed without my realizing it. This video had me... spellbound.

  • @TheBaldr
    @TheBaldr 5 років тому +22

    As a leather worker, some tips I would recommend is a beveler stamp tool for relieving designs instead of just plain cutting them. Go lighter on the dye. Contact cement instead of glue. Keep the leather damp while working with it with water and mink oil. A final coating of neatsfoot oil when done, no wax.

  • @sierrajuliann6999
    @sierrajuliann6999 4 роки тому +1

    It’s midnight in a Friday night and i clicked this video and have never been more impressed and focused in my life. This is so amazing

  • @shelby3330
    @shelby3330 4 роки тому +3

    I just found this channel and I'm so glad I did! This is such an amazing process to watch

  • @kingatomsk360
    @kingatomsk360 6 років тому +436

    A spell book even Dumbledore would be proud to own. I love videos like this. Good background music too.

    • @shift7808
      @shift7808 5 років тому +2

      Dumbledore is dead. Goodbye

  • @friendsfreak
    @friendsfreak 5 років тому +212

    1st minute: This is awesome! I’m gonna make one tomorrow!
    10th minute: I will never do this in my life.

  • @evavangelder4663
    @evavangelder4663 2 роки тому

    I just completed my first ever bookbinding project using this and some other videos of yours as tutorial and it turned out so cool! Before I'd always thought you kinda had to start with simple stuff like only sewing and work your way up... But if I bind a book myself I want it to be epic, so I did

  • @Hazyla
    @Hazyla 4 роки тому +28

    I would honestly pay good money to have that book it looks beautiful and the fact it’s hand made is amazing!

  • @kingdomnate6906
    @kingdomnate6906 5 років тому +802

    At 1:28 on her left arm she has a wicked scar. Probably from a past wizard duel.

    • @beave_r7305
      @beave_r7305 5 років тому +39

      AVADA KEDAVRA!

    • @nousernamefound.7
      @nousernamefound.7 5 років тому +18

      i think it was a suicide attempt

    • @kingdomnate6906
      @kingdomnate6906 5 років тому +131

      @@nousernamefound.7
      When Nerdforge was fighting the dark wizard they both harnessed dragons. The battle was long and unforgiving. During the middle of the fight the enemy's dragon managed to rip her arm's flesh open with it's razor sharp tail. However in the end, Nerdforge stood a top her enemy's beast with the dark wizards severed head in her hand.

    • @bug0113
      @bug0113 5 років тому +41

      It was probably a spell gone wrong. Maybe the spell, Expecto Patronum.
      Lol

    • @imangapanda3982
      @imangapanda3982 5 років тому +34

      I can’t think of a creative name really? My cousin had surgery when she broke a bone and her scar is in the exact same place. It wasn’t a suicide attempt.

  • @milliegoodliffe9185
    @milliegoodliffe9185 5 років тому +241

    Now all you have to do is find someone who will literally spend 8 months filling this book with tomes , runes, pictures and descriptions of dwarves, elves, maybe a hobbit and all that lark before you can say “I made a lord of the rings style elven general knowledge book.
    Beat that Gandalf.”
    What am I doing with my life😂😂🤣🤣
    Love this tho ❤️❤️💕

    • @tauvid9798
      @tauvid9798 5 років тому

      Search for Jesus Christ

    • @ashendc
      @ashendc 4 роки тому

      I’d do that, but with D&D classes, races etc. Like the player’s handbook but with triple the information!

    • @naokibest4213
      @naokibest4213 4 роки тому

      Millie Goodliffe I volunteer!

    • @colleenwillard7502
      @colleenwillard7502 4 роки тому +1

      whats the point of life if you dont chase your deepest dreams?

    • @meepbeep2464
      @meepbeep2464 4 роки тому

      gravity falls

  • @sonofmanarkjazz8965
    @sonofmanarkjazz8965 2 роки тому

    Flabbergasted by your skills. I was actually hoping to try a little venture into making high quality, leather-bound journals and ideapads seeing as how journals have become such an integral part of my life. Looking forward to getting many tips from your channel. Thanks in advance.

  • @adamnieznane749
    @adamnieznane749 4 роки тому +2

    Thank you. Im going to use this technique to bind my drawings together.

  • @Feuryy
    @Feuryy 5 років тому +311

    My recommended videos are on point today. So glad I found your channel 💕

  • @Rylie_Camille
    @Rylie_Camille 5 років тому +39

    feed back for the future, you want to dye the leather before burnishing the edges. The burnish adds a protective layer that wont let the dye sink it so it tends to turn out patchy

    • @Nerdforge
      @Nerdforge  5 років тому +8

      Thanks for the tip, I'll remember that!

    • @Rylie_Camille
      @Rylie_Camille 5 років тому +6

      no problem! I wish someone told me that before I ruined a few projects

  • @Mikey420isTaken
    @Mikey420isTaken 2 роки тому +1

    This is absolutely awesome! I am blown away by how well that turned out, you have amazing skills. I love it

  • @alien-rat
    @alien-rat 5 років тому +3

    So cool! I would definitely be interested in purchasing a book from you - they look so awesome!

  • @budzillasohoski9858
    @budzillasohoski9858 5 років тому +134

    This is one of the most entertaining videos I have ever seen. Your perseverance and artistic ability are staggering . That book looks absolutely amazing! Your ingenuity just blows my mind. I know you used leather that was way too thick as far as book binding standards go but the results have completely turned me in the direction of using thicker leather from now on. I love the way it turned out. I could literally put every single adjective I know into this comment...I'm just amazed. So very well done. I actually want to give you a hug. Thank you so much for this. I will most certainly be looking for more videos from you.

  • @enderlanes
    @enderlanes 5 років тому +899

    If you were to go through my search history you would think I'm part of some cult.

    • @luxishkahan
      @luxishkahan 5 років тому +15

      😂😂😭😭

    • @jesoen89
      @jesoen89 5 років тому +6

      Same here 😜😂😂

    • @enderlanes
      @enderlanes 5 років тому +3

      @@jesoen89 glad I'm not the only one 😂😂😂

    • @magu9841
      @magu9841 5 років тому +1

      Can I join?

    • @notveryrea1
      @notveryrea1 5 років тому

      Brooo😂😂😂😭

  • @HolkHugan
    @HolkHugan 4 роки тому +25

    2:40
    "grab that *THICC* waxed thread"

  • @sonofmanarkjazz8965
    @sonofmanarkjazz8965 2 роки тому +1

    It's awesome seeing someone else out there with so many hobbies. Thank you for sharing your excellent craftsmanship and creativity.

  • @yenee94
    @yenee94 5 років тому +1174

    This book is 30% glue

    • @false0start
      @false0start 5 років тому +74

      Most books are at least that.

    • @false0start
      @false0start 5 років тому +9

      @Solve Everything Coptic bindings, stab bindings, etc are fun but not what she's going for, I don't think.

    • @RabbitsInBlack
      @RabbitsInBlack 5 років тому +13

      Imagine how many animals had to die a long time ago for a book. Leather books originally were created they used Animal Glues and Hydes for the paper.

    • @terriatca1
      @terriatca1 5 років тому +20

      @@RabbitsInBlack Yes, back when nothing of the animal was wasted.

    • @RabbitsInBlack
      @RabbitsInBlack 5 років тому +11

      @@terriatca1 You obviously have no clue what you are eating or what they do with an animal after they kill it. EVERYTHING IS USED IN THE MODERN DAYS. Waist nothing. You would be sick to know.

  • @celinege2749
    @celinege2749 5 років тому +228

    I really really love that you're mostly using like ordinary stuff to make it, so now I'm super encouraged that I can try it for myself😊

    • @firebow2810
      @firebow2810 5 років тому +11

      Mrs Sonderbar I made one, my dad saw me writing in it and didn't comment on it. When my mom told my dad that I had hand made that book, he said that it looked so good that he didn't realize that I had made it. It was the first time I had ever bound a book, it's very much possible for you to bind an amazing one!

    • @celinege2749
      @celinege2749 5 років тому +3

      That sounds amazing😍 I'm now working on a book too, as a present for my sister. I hope it will turn out as good as yours😊

    • @firebow2810
      @firebow2810 5 років тому +3

      Mrs Sonderbar I'm sure it will! And that's so sweet of you to do for your sister.

  • @ThatCrazySylveonIsAtItAgain
    @ThatCrazySylveonIsAtItAgain 4 роки тому +3

    I love how the spell book turned out, but I think I'll just buy a hardbound journal from my local bookstore and trick it out with metal accents. Maybe make some of my favorite black tea to stain the pages to make it look like parchment.

  • @JoeWasFound1025
    @JoeWasFound1025 2 роки тому +2

    I really love how you aren’t all about fancy with those expensive tools and just be so real and yourself, and you are super coollll !!! What an inspiration! ❤️❤️

  • @masonheitner8410
    @masonheitner8410 5 років тому +545

    thats the coolest shit ive ever seen

    • @TieGuyDavid
      @TieGuyDavid 5 років тому

      Is that Ryan Magee of Supermega?!

    • @ivyistiredeepysleepy
      @ivyistiredeepysleepy 5 років тому

      @cindybin2001 On the internet people can do and say whatever the *_fuck_* they want.

    • @shinatsuki8957
      @shinatsuki8957 5 років тому

      @cindybin2001 they are probably older than you, and you cant scold them for that. He's using it as a compliment.

    • @Skyrilla
      @Skyrilla 5 років тому

      Relax thirsty boy, it's just a book.

  • @loonylucy169
    @loonylucy169 5 років тому +82

    This is probably one of the most awesome videos I have ever seen on UA-cam! I want that book so much, but unfortunatly I don't have the time, patience or skill required to make. I think it would be an awesome idea to sell these kinds of products to people. They would deffinately get their moneys worth. You and your work are amazing. You have so much talent.

  • @pollux_the_insufferable.
    @pollux_the_insufferable. 3 роки тому

    my dads summer job was binding teared books in a library once , and now i make my own sketchbooks by hand and this is video is going to be usefull for the gift im planning to make him later this year

  • @WolfAgelKirst
    @WolfAgelKirst 4 роки тому +1

    Just stumbled upon your videos... what an amazing pieces you make😍👍🏻 Thank you so much for sharing it❣

  • @angelmuggleangel5042
    @angelmuggleangel5042 5 років тому +46

    I'm not sure if anyone mentioned it (since there are over 1,000 comments), but the baking paper that you used is called Parchment Paper. It's the only kind of baking paper my family uses, because the Wax Paper didn't work as well for baking... Also, you should be careful what kind of eraser you use on leather if you're going to stain it. Some erasers leave a slight residue that you can feel, if you run clean fingers over the area you used it. That residue can alter the color of the stain on both wood and leather. Sadly I can't recall what the best eraser is for that, as I'm more into drawing and painting. I did paint a wooden serving tray (about 18 years ago) and erased the marks I made to center the design, I sealed it with a tinted varnish. The areas where I used the eraser were not the same color as the rest of the tray. No one else ever noticed it, but I did since I knew it should have been a more even color. I'm not sure if this is a problem you've ever had or not, but I just wanted to let you know it is a possibility.

    • @RassTheKing
      @RassTheKing 5 років тому +2

      She didn't use parchment paper. She just used normal paper soaked in tea. The 'baking' part was just drying the paper out and setting the color.

    • @angelmuggleangel5042
      @angelmuggleangel5042 5 років тому +3

      @@RassTheKing I was referring to the piece of "baking paper" she placed in the book at 6:23, to protect the pages from the glue. She simply called it *Grease Proof Baking Paper* , but if you buy that in a store it's called *Parchment Paper* . LOL, sorry for the misunderstanding! *;-)*

    • @RassTheKing
      @RassTheKing 5 років тому +2

      Ah I see, my bad.

  • @Yolgrim
    @Yolgrim 4 роки тому +3

    Looks Amazing! I wish I had this book. (I'm Obsessed with old books for some reason)

  • @the-nomad
    @the-nomad 4 роки тому

    Nice work, I'm just about to add book binding to my crafts so that I can make and sell when I am on the road (I'm working toward travelling Europe by ox pulled vardo (caravan), in the process of training Bill, the bull, and then I need to wait till he's old enough and strong enough to do the job :)
    Particularly impressed with your creativity when it comes to the tools... no everyone can afford nice new equipment.
    Impressive book!

  • @Poopoopeepee6969
    @Poopoopeepee6969 5 років тому +188

    what do you think about adding fragrance to the tea before steeping the papers? that would be cool! could add anything from pine to fire scent.

    • @RogueT-Rex8468
      @RogueT-Rex8468 5 років тому +21

      I'm Gay you are a visionary.

    • @linwoodvalentine7693
      @linwoodvalentine7693 5 років тому +15

      Had a book that smelled of strong mint never faded.

    • @warjdani
      @warjdani 5 років тому +1

      I'm Gay that's a good idea

    • @toasterdrake
      @toasterdrake 5 років тому +3

      A fire scent??
      .
      .
      .
      Awesome!!

    • @ewe8929
      @ewe8929 5 років тому +3

      like burning it :(

  • @ericpasta5495
    @ericpasta5495 5 років тому +241

    Mom: how was your da-
    Me: MOM IM GONNA MAKE A SPELL BOOK

    • @ebirds6760
      @ebirds6760 5 років тому +5

      Mom: good luck sweetie * while thinking about what went wrong *

  • @jamarabee5334
    @jamarabee5334 4 роки тому +4

    This is probably the best project I've seen in ages.
    Spellbound, literally!

  • @adazriel5878
    @adazriel5878 2 роки тому +6

    All I can think seeing the beautiful books you've made is that they belong in the hands of Caleb Widowgast. Amazing work, you make me want to make a book myself!

  • @AlexandeKnight
    @AlexandeKnight 5 років тому +42

    I've had a lot of success aging paper with instant coffee and microwaving it and spraying/paint the edges with an extra dose of instant coffee when its a bit damp to get an aged look. It's a lot faster, uses less energy and is easier to experiment with.
    I've also seen leather thinned out with a drum sander on a dremel tool (as a substitute for a knife)
    And as a precaution, when using pliers to clamp the metal book ends down, you can slip in a piece of cloth, cardboard or leather in between the pliers nose and the decorative metal surface to prevent any tool marks from marring the surface. (I didn't see any problems with that here, but just something to keep in mind)
    This was a really cool video! I really loved how accessible the tools where and how easy to follow the video was! Like damn, I wish more videos were like this!

  • @devers6
    @devers6 6 років тому +171

    Absolutely fascinating! Bookbinding and leatherwork - two subjects I have always been interested in, but never found the time to learn myself. Funny how satisfying it is to watch someone make something on video - it’s almost as good as doing it yourself. I may make one of these, or I may encourage someone to watch and try it as well. A few minutes invested, and a moment of true enjoyment in return. Much better than wasting time watching sitcoms.

  • @sacredcowmusicjukebox
    @sacredcowmusicjukebox 4 роки тому

    Thanks ! You just gave me an idea of what to make my friend for Xmas ! Great work !

  • @hannajrnsen8062
    @hannajrnsen8062 Рік тому +3

    Hei! Jeg elsker videoene deres og har sett spesielt mye på bøkene. Som du sa i en annen video er lær veldig dyrt, og jeg lurte på hvor dere kjøper deres siden de ikke har nor av det i nærheten av meg. Dette er den kuleste kanalen i verden og jeg gleder meg til å se alle videoene ❤

  • @xh2672
    @xh2672 5 років тому +208

    This makes me wanna create one
    But I only have 50 cents ._.

    • @Rainbow__cookie
      @Rainbow__cookie 5 років тому +3

      Rip but ist 2 month later what do you have now

    • @curli-lettey4319
      @curli-lettey4319 5 років тому +8

      Get an old leather purse and trace over a small handbook, cut out the covers, use a spoonful of Sanka coffee in a cup of hot water to stain the pages, let dry, get some fishing thread or bakers' twine for the binding and hopefully you have some Elmer's glue laying around somewhere.
      Use an upholstery needle to sew your designs by hand into the flap corners and tah-dah! A mini spell book.Lol.

  • @flickr305
    @flickr305 5 років тому +133

    Looks like a movie prop

  • @yngrideilis2696
    @yngrideilis2696 3 роки тому

    I love that you don´t use any fancy tools and you improvise with things you have around you. Thanks for your video!

  • @mocha3031
    @mocha3031 4 роки тому

    That looks really cool! I've always wanted to do something like that!

  • @Nerdforge
    @Nerdforge  6 років тому +1094

    If you're interested in making one yourself, I've put all the items and tools I could find online in the description!
    I might make some to put up for sale at some point, I don't know when yet, but if you want to stay updated on that front Instagram (@thenerdforge) is the best way to do that. Thanks for all your support

    • @stephanieeiche5109
      @stephanieeiche5109 6 років тому +2

      I think that is something that my sister and her roommate would like to do. Their into that magic stuff. Including me.

    • @daniel4647
      @daniel4647 6 років тому +2

      I'm making one now, perfect timing. Thanks for the video, was really helpful even though I'm making mine a little different. Awesome work, very inspiring.

    • @altheamcnabb2829
      @altheamcnabb2829 6 років тому +4

      Wow that really took you a lot of time. Thank you so much for showing us this and going out of your way to list the items used also. That was very sweet of you. Do you sell your books and how much would you sell something like this for? tia

    • @PeggFan76
      @PeggFan76 6 років тому +1

      LOVE it! I would buy one!

    • @MarijuanaSoldiers
      @MarijuanaSoldiers 6 років тому +1

      came from reddit stayed for the quality video. sincerly hope you continue to make things like this on the channel, this video is going to be added to my larp diy tuts, and you have earned a new subscriber!

  • @MaiveFerrando
    @MaiveFerrando 5 років тому +30

    I've just discovered your channel and I'm in awe! I didn't know how much went into binding a book, that was magic itself!

  • @blueneighbourhood7765
    @blueneighbourhood7765 4 роки тому +1

    i loved the sounds of the instrument at 00:27

  • @jessicadreaden8883
    @jessicadreaden8883 3 роки тому +2

    I want all of these so bad! The whole collection you made! They are so beautiful!

  • @TheRealMrPinche
    @TheRealMrPinche 5 років тому +147

    My mind is blown.
    I want a sketch book made this way. 🤔

  • @gooseberriepi
    @gooseberriepi 5 років тому +171

    This kept popping up in my recommended
    I finally watched it
    And I was not disappointed! This is really cool!😃😃😃

  • @woodstoney
    @woodstoney 4 роки тому

    Wow! Your attention to detail and your level of crafting just blows me away! Yes, you need to make and sell these!! Well done!!

  • @localcorpsesimp552
    @localcorpsesimp552 3 роки тому

    I find your videos so satisfying aswell. They kind of put me to sleep but like I don't want to go to sleep cause I want to watch ittt.

  • @user-nl6iy2uw8v
    @user-nl6iy2uw8v 5 років тому +122

    This animation came out to a related animation of UA-cam and looked.
    I was not able to hear English in Japanese, but thought that the atmosphere of this animation was very wonderful!
    Because I use the translation function, I'm sorry if a sentence is strange.

  • @amazingmao
    @amazingmao 5 років тому +52

    Hours upon hours of work and design, spell book finally finished.
    Now it's time to write down the very first spell you've learned:
    Page 1,
    Fus Ro Dah

  • @sleestack13
    @sleestack13 4 роки тому +1

    This was absolutely fascinating. Thank you for posting and sharing.

  • @evone56
    @evone56 4 роки тому +2

    Wow so lovely:) I want to make a photo album for my daughters but man this looks super hard and a ton of work rethinking it all lol. just a really great job.

  • @plewelly
    @plewelly 6 років тому +18

    This is definitely a step up from the last one you made, and it's also a more technically challenging and elaborate binding procedure than I've seen on most other spellbook videos. Bravo and excellent work.