Adhesive Binding is Perfect

It’s Been a While

So this is the post where I apologise to all my readers for not posting for so long: sorry! I have a good excuse—he is 6 months old soon. I have had a busy time at work, and have been engaged in other creative pursuits, bookbinding being just one of many creative things I love to do.

Believe it or not I love writing computer programs. I just love it. I started off at Uni teaching myself C++, I learnt Pascal, HTML, JavaScript, did some Prolog, and a whole lot of Windows API programming and ASP with VBScript. I can get myself into trouble with a bit of ConTeXt, SQLPHP, and CSS. Now I code in C#, and I am learning Objective-C and Cocoa, Regular Expressions, and I am becoming a Bash nerd.

Anyway, I don’t want to freak you out or anything.

Pictures are Worth Heaps of Words

I thought that it would be an excellent idea to not type another word, and just let my pictures do the talking. So here is an image gallery of the steps involved in adhesive binding.

3 thoughts on “Adhesive Binding is Perfect

    • Thanks for the comment.

      I use PVA mainly because it soaks into the fibers of the paper and creates a really strong bond. I also like that it is water soluble, and cleans up easily. It is also flexible when dried.

  1. Well, i find your blog engrossing, but I have no constructive comment except to say “anyone who can do bookbinding is pretty clever!” How good is it that these talents are not forgotten. And I just love your six month old distraction! Mum

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