Bookmaking

Today was spent creating some fun, customized books for my friends πŸ™‚ Made a recent trip to Ikea and found some really fun fabric! With awesome textile and a relaxing week, decided to use the time to do some bookmaking. Started by cutting the inner pages to their sizes and thermal bound them. Then, cut out cardboard for the covers and wrapped them with the fabric.

Voila!! 5 new books done by the end of the day πŸ™‚ Definitely, a fun project to work on and they do make great gifts!

After spending the day in my University workshop, 5 books were done! πŸ™‚

Various types, sizes and thickness

Many funky fabrics in Ikea – bought the one at the bottom.

#1: She wanted a book where allows her to refill pages and she did not fancy having a hardcover book. Thus, tried making a spiral bound book with a customized book jacket. That way she will be able to insert any new spiral bound A5 book into it πŸ™‚

#2: This is for my friend’s 21st birthday. 21st is always a special year! For this, I decided to do a square book with the book divided in half ( half white paper- half offwhite paper ) with birthday messages written in a fold out in between the book.

#3:Β These are for 2 friends who do not really understand what bookmaking is. Decided to make them one πŸ™‚ I combined both to make it one design

More summer projects coming up!

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  1. Nancie wrote:

    HAHAHAHA!this is awesome powsome yenny penny!!!!hahahaaa!!!=D totally love it!it looks so fun and pretty at the same time!you know what i want to do???to just wrap up the cover!lols!scared dirty lah!!!!

    Posted 5.19.11 Reply

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