Nov 25

Workshop

Laced Case Binding

Host

Big River Bindery

In the 16th Century, inexpensive books could be made with handmade paper as the cover. The cover would be laced to attach the text block to the cover. This workshop will teach you to create a sturdy book that will hold up to repeated use.

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