Rook

An owl for @Pompadour!

Here's an image of the cover of the sketchbook I made in art class!

A dragon, for @AriaAdams The sketchbook you see there (I made it myself) looks like this: The back cover is a little out of focus because it wasn't lying flat ...

Wings. (Warning, a bit graphic) Pen This thing Digital manipulation of darkroom prints

Bahaha! I bet 0% of the other kids put "reviewing" down as something the like to do. xD Also that Poodle ahahaha. Love it. A+

@oliverWilliams I don't know much about UK law, but I doubt that's true. (Also, since YWS is international, we have to follow laws in America, too, I think) See the ...

Constant, the moon; constant the evening stars.

@aley The rest of you: Your hands are still slightly incomplete, and it's been taking longer than I've thought to make them. You will get them, though!

I have not seen that technique before. I know there are many ways to bind books, but I've only learned the one. Let me know how it goes!

Tips and tricks: -No rubber cement, and worried that your glue won't be enough? Tape or glue the first and last pages down, then wrap some of your left over ...

Cover preparation: (no pictures, sorry) Supplies: -2 cover boards, or cardboard (preferably non-corrugated) rectangles the size of your pages -1 Spine support, which can be made out of the scraps ...

Oy! Almost forgot about this! You'll get your hands soon, @Aley, @lostthought, and @WritingWolf. Don't you worry. o.o

Sewing! You need to make sure you've labeled just like I have, otherwise these directions won't make sense. This will probably be the hardest-to-understand step, so have patience with yourself, ...

Signature preparation: Step 1: decide how big you want your book to be. The standard size is 4 signatures, but you can make yours larger than that. For now, I ...

Hello! Recently in art class, we learned how to bind books! I was like, "heck yeah! books!" I figured people on a writing site might want to know how to ...