#rebind

[eggfriedpenguin]

Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir

Paperback to hardcover rebind. I made four different cover variants. Adrian pattern is printed on 50x50cm fabric, which gave me enough wiggle room to make sure that none of the four slipcases have the same pattern

Andy Weir was kind enough to send me signed book plates! One of them I've put in my personal copy, the others I will be saving for something later coming this year :)

Rest of the copies are going out to my friends <3

[szynkaaa]

This Is How You Lose the Time War by Amal El-Mohtar and Max Gladstone

old rebind design, made a matching slipcase for it this time

[starstreampress]

death note: black edition rebinds

[fiend-for-culture]

my rebind of Yield Under Great Persuasion by Alexandra Rowland 🫖

[towns-end-bindery]

Alchemised by SenLinYu

SenLinYu's first published novel has been rebound into a one-of-a-kind heirloom piece! Title page is signed by the author SenLinYu. Constructed with 100% cotton imitation black leather, the cover features a geometric gothic design on the front and back, as well as a gold title on the spine, all foiled in red and gold entirely by hand. The book edges are gilded in weathered gold foil, and the end papers are an original alchemy design by the artist @boypilotgoods on instagram. 

This book will be donated to the auction organized by Press The Patriarchy to raise funds for legal services to communities impacted by ICE. Starting Bid:  $100

[dancerinthestorm]

Rebinding Charlotte Brontë's "Villette"

And it’s done! Lucy Snowe got her big make-over this weekend and I love how it turned out! I was a bit afraid that going slightly overboard on the pastel colours would turn out boring. But I think it compliments the novel’s heroine and the old, slightly brownish paper of the text block quite beautifully.

[More bookbinding details below the cut ^_^]

Materials used:

Bookcloth "Halbleinen" (260 g/m²),

Chiyogami paper (70 g/m²) for the cover with titles printed on 100 g/m² regular printing paper and glued onto the cover,

Hahnemühle Ingres (100 g/m²) as end papers,

One of these useless little hanging-up thingies from a sweater as a bookmark.

My first attempt at an Oxford Hollow for the spine. Still needs some practice but I really like the look and feel of it and will definitely use it for other, heftier projects soon.

[needleandbind]

The Wolf King rebind 🥰

[kettle-bird]

I totally forgot to post these, but another rebind I finished a while back- this one of Frankenstein! Definitely using glow in the dark vinyl again, this was so cool!!