I worked a bit on my textile book project. Two of the three page bases are done, and there are only a few finishing touches left to the third one. Then the real "fun" can begin: the binding of the book.
At least this is a folding one, so I won't have to bind each page individually. The downside is that the cover isn't made of felt but of cotton fabric, and I don't dare to put such a large piece (65cm by 18cm) through Louise the younger (my baby sewing machine). It would be a risky business, even if I didn't suck at machine sewing. Unfortunately, I do. So it will be hand-sewing all along, which probably means crooked lines and all that, but it can't be helped.
![[community profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/community.png){kind=small}
no subject
At least this is a folding one, so I won't have to bind each page individually. The downside is that the cover isn't made of felt but of cotton fabric, and I don't dare to put such a large piece (65cm by 18cm) through Louise the younger (my baby sewing machine). It would be a risky business, even if I didn't suck at machine sewing. Unfortunately, I do. So it will be hand-sewing all along, which probably means crooked lines and all that, but it can't be helped.