Cricut bookbinding

That’s My Bookshelf 📚✂️ on Instagram: "Rebinding my books into the penguin clothbound classic aesthetic, one book at a time! Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix Gold foil HTV from @cricut Bookcloth from @bookcraftsupply Only two left until I’m done with this set!! #harrypotter #bookstagram #harrypotterandtheorderofthephoenix #penguinclothboundclassics #penguinclothboundclassicsrebinds #rebind #bookbinding #cricut #handboundbook #thatsmybookshelf"

That’s My Bookshelf 📚✂️ on Instagram: "Rebinding all my books into the penguin clothbound classic aesthetic. Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. Also R I P Cedric Almost done with this series finally! Gold foil HTV from @cricut Burgundy linen book cloth from @bookcraftsupply #harrypotter #harrypotterandthegobletoffire #penguinclothboundclassicsrebinds #thatsmybookshelf #rebinding #penguinclothboundclassics #bookstagram #cricut #bookbinding"

How to make a punching cradle (or punching trough or pricking cradle) for bookbinding. Make junk journals and other types of handmade books and scrapbooks with this method for paper crafting and making handmade books.

I've been calling my tutorials "bookbinding 101" so I really should have done this particular tutorial first. I spend a substantial amount of time worrying about paper grain direction when I'm making my books. So, as far as I know, all machine-made papers have a grain direction. This applies to standard printer paper, cardstock, drawing paper, watercolour paper, etc, as well as binder's board or other boards. Basically every paper material that we use for making books – except handmade…

Looking for a way to breathe new life into an old book? Either way, we've got you covered with this Cricut made DIY book cover!

(Images include a custom 9.25" awl guide with 0.75" increments made via the Tinkercad design found below) STL files include: • 8.5" awl guide with 0.5" increments• 8.5" awl guide with 0.25" increments• 11" awl guide with 0.5" increments• 11" awl guide with 0.25" increments • 8.5" cradle• 11" cradle • 0.25" and 0.125" bits to add extra length to end margins Tinkercad design for modifying the lengths/increments of cradles and awl guides…

Thinking about starting bookbinding as a new hobby? In our guide, find out all you need to get started with bookbinding for beginners!

(AD) In this tutorial, you'll learn how to make a leather journal that is debossed, foiled, and cut with your Cricut Maker 3. We will be using quality supplies such as textured leather, heavy chipboard, and different Cricut Maker blades & tools. #CricutMade #CricutCreated