#narentabindery

Here you can see how larger amounts of blue were dropped on top of the other colors, which had been manipulated with a wooden tool, and pushed them away to create larger pools on the surface of the carrageenan bath.

This copy also sports violet and beige endbands, and a white ribbon.

For this copy, I used black, blue, violet and orange ink and did some slight manipulation with a wooden tool to get them to produce some interesting interaction effects. The bookcloth for these copies was Savanna black, and endbands were again sewn on single leather core with violet and beige crochet thread.

The paper is, as usual, Fabriano Ivory, and the ribbon is white.

This image is a nice closeup of how the endbands were sewn, and the variation of color in the crochet thread.

I’ve finally found some time to upload the photos of a couple of finished commissions, and since my vacation is coming up I’ll be able to take up more bindings of fics as well as journals - both for myself and for others. This first half of the year has been absolutely brutal when it came to work. 

I also need to update all my info, so that it’s in order for the second half of the year. Here is the latest binding:

The papers I'm using are my original marbled papers, made with acrylic paints light blue, violet, and gold on a white paper. The first color dropped on the carrageenan bath was gold followed by blue and violet so that I would get gold veins on the surface of the white paper once it was pulled from the bath.

The bookcloth used was Savana powder blue, if I remember the name of the color correctly, and the endbands are handsewn using violet variegated crochet thread in combination with beige crochet thread I also use for sewing the textblock. They were sewn on single leather core.

On the other hand, I went for my third vaccine today, and my arm is sore and I have a slight fever, so I won't be able to reprint it all just yet. The important thing is I'm getting there.