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Coptic binding with origami pocket folds
A coptic binding can be sewn with a single needle or two. It creates a braided effect on the spine. This type of binding is often used to show the spine as it allows the artist to add their own variation by using different colored threads. This technique works well for either hard or soft covers and can be sewn through the cover (soft) or hard cover boards that expose the text block.
Coptic binding with origami pocket folds and a hard cover
A coptic binding can be sewn with a single needle or two. It creates a braided effect on the spine. This type of binding is often used to show the spine as it allows the artist to add their own variation by using different colored threads. This technique works well for either hard or soft covers and can be sewn through the cover (soft) or hard cover boards that expose the text block.
Coptic binding with double slit concertina
A coptic binding can be sewn with a single needle or two. It creates a braided effect on the spine. This type of binding is often used to show the spine as it allows the artist to add their own variation by using different colored threads. This technique works well for either hard or soft covers and can be sewn through the cover (soft) or hard cover boards that expose the text block.
Coptic binding with folded flaps
A coptic binding can be sewn with a single needle or two. It creates a braided effect on the spine. This type of binding is often used to show the spine as it allows the artist to add their own variation by using different colored threads. This technique works well for either hard or soft covers and can be sewn through the cover (soft) or hard cover boards that expose the text block.
Accordion interwoven slit with a flag pamphlet stitch
A concertina book is created when single or multiple pieces of paper are folded into an accordion book; it is sometimes referred to as a zig-zag. Concertina forms can be added to a sewn binding to add more dimension to a book. The artist may sew pamphlet stitches into the folds of the concertina, or glue a folded piece of paper onto a flat side of the zig-zag. This binding is particularly useful for display purposes due to its dramatic effect.
Envelope binding with box accordion
A concertina book is created when single or multiple pieces of paper are folded into an accordion book; it is sometimes referred to as a zig-zag. Concertina forms can be added to a sewn binding to add more dimension to a book. The artist may sew pamphlet stitches into the folds of the concertina, or glue a folded piece of paper onto a flat side of the zig-zag. This binding is particularly useful for display purposes due to its dramatic effect.
Honeycomb concertina
A concertina book is created when single or multiple pieces of paper are folded into an accordion book; it is sometimes referred to as a zig-zag. Concertina forms can be added to a sewn binding to add more dimension to a book. The artist may sew pamphlet stitches into the folds of the concertina, or glue a folded piece of paper onto a flat side of the zig-zag. This binding is particularly useful for display purposes due to its dramatic effect.
Concertina in a matchbox with text and a tassel
A concertina book is created when single or multiple pieces of paper are folded into an accordion book; it is sometimes referred to as a zig-zag. Concertina forms can be added to a sewn binding to add more dimension to a book. The artist may sew pamphlet stitches into the folds of the concertina, or glue a folded piece of paper onto a flat side of the zig-zag. This binding is particularly useful for display purposes due to its dramatic effect.
Accordion fold with a paper case cover
A concertina book is created when single or multiple pieces of paper are folded into an accordion book; it is sometimes referred to as a zig-zag. Concertina forms can be added to a sewn binding to add more dimension to a book. The artist may sew pamphlet stitches into the folds of the concertina, or glue a folded piece of paper onto a flat side of the zig-zag. This binding is particularly useful for display purposes due to its dramatic effect.
Concertina interstate highway book. Single and double tunnel layers
A concertina book is created when single or multiple pieces of paper are folded into an accordion book; it is sometimes referred to as a zig-zag. Concertina forms can be added to a sewn binding to add more dimension to a book. The artist may sew pamphlet stitches into the folds of the concertina, or glue a folded piece of paper onto a flat side of the zig-zag. This binding is particularly useful for display purposes due to its dramatic effect.