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I made a tome which my friends have taken to calling the blood book on account of some incidents when making it. I pretty much exclusively use gothic-medieval bookinding techniques because I love the look and feel.
Oak boards, cotton rope and butchers' twine, chrome-tanned goat leather, and a single roll of banner paper for the text block. I used PVA for the structural gluing, and wheat paste to attach the leather.
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Last week, Johanna Smick lead a five day workshop on Gothic bookbinding. Developed during the middle ages, this type of bookbinding is equal parts beautiful and durable. The students of this class bound individual textblocks of "Pictorial Webster's" by John M. Carrera. They adorned their new visual reference dictionaries with decorative end bands, brass clasps, solid oak covers, and a goatskin leather spine.
