Bookbinding 101 - Make your hardcover

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0:00 Intro
0:14 Measuring your book board
2:26 Cutting your book board
4:16 Assembling your case
7:10 Dry fit check
7:56 Gluing book cloth to case
12:52 Trimming your book cloth
13:24 Cutting your corners
13:59 Glueing your edges
18:23 Leave to dry
18:40 Weeding HTV / Silhouette settings
19:41 Applying HTV
23:58 Removing transfer sheet
25:00 Fixing HTV imperfections

[mikaylabean]

Ugh I love it so much!! I’ve been going down the rebinding rabbit hole and trying to convince myself that I don’t need another hobby 😅😂

[myrsineaconitum]

I’ve watched so many bookbinding diy videos in the past month to get ready for my first fanfic bind and this is one of the absolute best and most thorough and easy to follow tutorials. Thank you for that! I can’t wait to watch your other videos!

[bradduncan]

would love to see a video showing how you designed the cover/spine art, and discuss your cutting machine and why you chose that one.

and like others, our videos have been some of the best i’ve found. thank you so much!

[kobyoram]

PLEASE show your design process for the cover/spine art it’s the only place I’m hitting a creative wall

[TracyBragaw-kcfb]

I went to find the video on how you make your custom vinyls with the cricket and just realized you're a brand new channel. THIS IS SO CRAZY HELPFUL!!! I'm currently trying to learn news ways to continue this hobby and your videos have been insanely helpful. You give really good explanations for your process and make it really easy to follow along. I would LOVE to see a video of how you come up with/produce the custom vinyls and I've already hit the bell to be notified when you drop it. Thank you so much for making these videos, I hope you continue to grow your channel and continue releasing!!

[Nosferatuklown]

The heat transfer vinyl came out so nicely. Wonderful results, thank you for this!

[Kittens]

I’m just starting my book binding journey and your videos were so easily to follow along with and has made me so excited to get started!!! 😍😍😍

[tkutiyz]

Thank you! The measurements help so much. I have scrapped too many boards - spine *plus* chipboard makes so much sense!

[fanastyfinder]

This series was beyond helpful for my friend and I during our girls' weekend! So informative and easy to follow. We both made two books with many many plans to make more! And I also had the honor of the author of one of the books I rebound actually reposting it on her Instagram (forever gonna fangirl about it)

[danielam.]

This is very beautiful and I love that you show everything real time. Thank you!

[baudinperrine]

I’m considering book binding for the sole purpose of rebinding HP 😅 Will be referring to these videos when I finally cave!

[casandrasanmartin]

The measurements are so helpful, thank you!!

[cwpwprn]

Thank you for posting tutorials! I’ve been wanting to learn but classes are expensive so it’s nice to have this as a resource! 💖

[jzuqiqk]

Just rebound my first ever book watching your tutorials - thank you so much!!❤

[lindasteenhuis]

Beautifully explained. A much better finish than the junk journal book binding I have watched. I am a Harry Potter fan so would love the prize.

[frany]

This is exactly the kind of video I’ve been after as I know I want to take the plunge and have a go but really wasn’t confident on how to start.

[GoddesSilverRose]

I love the look of the hardcover and how it turned out. So pretty,

[alterbun]

Thank you, it is so helpful to see the process step by step with explanations!!

[spicydyzaster]

This video was so helpful, thank you so much for sharing. The cover turned out beautiful too!

[tragical-history-tour]

Your videos are so helpful! I'm looking forward to seeing how you design your covers since I also have a Silhouette machine. I'm currently designing a cover for a rebind but I'm having a hard time figuring out the right size for lines and borders. It'll be super helpful to see how someone else does it. Thanks for all these videos and your tips!