Bookbinding Workshops / Classes in Australia (2015)
Find below a list of bookbinding courses and workshops in Australia. All courses listed are available to the public, some are day courses, others are multi-day courses and some are full time.
Find below a list of bookbinding courses and workshops in Australia. All courses listed are available to the public, some are day courses, others are multi-day courses and some are full time. Continue reading →
Find below a list of bookbinding courses and workshops in Mexico. All courses listed are available to the public, some are day courses, others are multi-day courses and some are full time. With just a rare exception all the courses are taught in Spanish. Continue reading →
Find below a list of bookbinding courses and workshops in Belgium. All courses listed are available to the public, some are day courses, others are multi-day courses and some are full time. Continue reading →
Find below a list of bookbinding courses and workshops in Spain. All courses listed are available to the public, some are day courses, others are multi-day courses and some are full time. With just a rare exception all the courses are taught in Spanish. Continue reading →
Find below a list of bookbinding courses and workshops in Argentina. All courses listed are available to the public, some are day courses, others are multi-day courses and some are full time. With just a rare exception all the courses are taught in Spanish. Continue reading →
Find below a list of bookbinding courses and workshops in Brazil. All courses listed are available to the public, some are day courses, others are multi-day courses and some are full time. With just a rare exception all the courses are taught in Portuguese. Continue reading →
Like many of my fellow bookbinders, I am mostly self-taught; we comb the internet for tips on binding techniques, sewing patterns and leather-versus-cloth options. This initial interest in book arts tends to begin with modern takes on traditional bindings. But after having bound a few works, it’s natural to want to move a bit further back in history, researching the origins and techniques of other book-related arts, such as marbled end papers. Continue reading →
This September was a true beginning of a new season at iBookBinding.com. I cannot say that we succeeded in creating a stable everyday editorial schedule; however, it looks like the flow of Facebook posts and web site publications was regular enough and quite entertaining. Continue reading →
We have a pretty thorough list of tutorials and bookbinding instructions here at iBookBinding.com. At least if you are interested in case binding and some non-adhesive types of bindings. Today we start posting new tutorials. Sometimes they would cover some very small steps of bookbinding process. Continue reading →
Pop-ups are that type of books I’m a bit scared of even trying to make. I know there are workshops and classes that offer you studying how to make pop-up books (I even have one next block). But… You know… They are so complicated and beautiful! There are so many things that could go wrong! Continue reading →
When I meet titles like Book Anatomy or something the first picture I have in mind is this: Continue reading →
As an author there is nothing quite like the day when the printers send you that first proof copy of your work. You have dreamed of this day for years as you have spent countless hours agonizing over if the proper verb use is “seems” or “seem” in the third line of the fourth paragraph in the 20th chapter and you have changed it back and forth so many times you no longer remember which version is actually in the book!! Continue reading →
Find below a list of bookbinding courses and workshops in Canada. All courses listed are available to the public, some are day courses, others are multi-day courses and some are full time. Continue reading →
I suppose bonefolder to be an archetypal bookbinder’s tool. I know other artisans use them too; still, making books without a bonefolder proves to be not so comfortable and neat. Continue reading →
This summer brings us a new bookbinding contest. The American Academy of Bookbinding (AAB) announced this July a new triennial fine binding competition OPEN • SET. Continue reading →