Liz and I were brainstorming the other day about her "trade". I love her 5 senses post. What a wonderful little book that concept would make! I was in a book-making-mode for years and have a good reference library of on the subject. Have lots of samples and examples, taught a little class at a retreat one time, for inspiration (not that I was proficient at that) but I had some good ideas.
Making Memory Books & Journals by Hand is one of my favorites, great instruction and inspiration.
Deborah Waimon
Lori Kay Ludwig
My favorite little book - Judy Serebrin's daily journal and also her work New Work: Soul Books.
This is so adorable - Barbara Correia of Badico Designs and fun images from Book Arts Jam 2003 and lots of good links. List of Bay Area Book Artist. Art Matters Online.
Another favorite book is Bookworks: Sue Doggett (ISBN 0823004910).
Isn't this lovely?
Instruction on simple stitching and large view here.
Visual on 5, 7, 9 hole stitching
An old, rare book with the smell of ages. Yum. This and this make my mouth water via the most awesome BibliOdyssey.
Saturday, March 25, 2006
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Got your comment on my naked SPT, and how thrilled I was to look into your site and see this post!
I am obsessed with handmade books, both making them myself and collecting other people's books, or images of them. The ones here are wonderful! Can I post one and a link to you on my blog next week?
ps, I loved your SPT photo, it's great, and you would share the same lens space as I did then, though I've since lost lots of weight saving up for DIY. The interests listed in your profile resonated with me ;0)
Wow! Those are really awesoem! Sometimes altered books can be a bit "cheesey" but those are truly stunning. Thamks for the great links. ps-found your blog thru flickr-i'll be back
I LOVE books and have tried making a couple, but these are amazing! I'm inspired to try again. Happy Vacation! (and yes, a month makes so much more sense than 2 weeks.)
Hi there, The book by Sue Doggett is such a handy one, isn't it?
kim...this is a wonderfully informative post! would you mind if i refer to it on one of my sites?
I stumbledupon your blog and I was thrilled to read this post. It has given me lots of lovely follow up reading and references which to someone who makes handmade books is very inspiring. Your blog is great. I'll be back!
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