Bookbinding for Beginners
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Be generous with this lap, as it will be found that the paper "takes up" when it is pasted on. The width of the strip should be at least one inch more than the depth of the box. For the cover, plan covering paper like the newsboard development, but with its sides Y2 inch or more wider to fold over the edges. Let the corner squares serve as laps. Make dimensioned sketches of all pieces and lay out and cut all parts. (See Plate XXIX. ) ;, s BOOKBINDING FOR BEGINNERS Along folding lines of the fou...ndations score deeply with a knife, one blade of the scissors, or with a pin, and fold with the crease on the outside. It is essential to the success of the box to have this crease on the outside to insure a sharp, straight, and strong edge, which might otherwise be rounded, irregular, and weak.
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Fasten the corners of both box and cover together with pieces of tape or strips of vellum, lapping onto the sides.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Be generous with this lap, as it will be found that the paper "takes up" when it is pasted on. The width of the strip should be at least one inch more than the depth of the box. For the cover, plan covering paper like the newsboard development, but with its sides Y2 inch or more wider to fold over the edges. Let the corner squares serve as laps. Make dimensioned sketches of all pieces and lay out and cut all parts. (See Plate XXIX. ) ;, s BOOKBINDING FOR BEGINNERS Along folding lines of the fou...ndations score deeply with a knife, one blade of the scissors, or with a pin, and fold with the crease on the outside. It is essential to the success of the box to have this crease on the outside to insure a sharp, straight, and strong edge, which might otherwise be rounded, irregular, and weak.
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Fasten the corners of both box and cover together with pieces of tape or strips of vellum, lapping onto the sides.
What to read after Bookbinding for Beginners?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Florence Ordway Bean to read onlineMoreLess
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