Sounds suspiciously erotic, eh?
I think... At least, I hope ... that a Greek binding will also look complicated but isn't really. We shall see, eh?
But so far, I've only just finished working out a 2012~2013 calendar/diary/journal that begins its year in April. I want to finish soon but my day job is also requesting a few hours of my time ~ talk about whining.
But, no, Greek binding is a cool-looking binding that I'm thinking of doing. Here is a pic from the Feather Edge site. Also, according to Keith Smith's Volume III book, it should only be done with ten signatures or more.
Greek Binding from Feather Edge |
To get the full effect because the binding appears to twist in the middle. As soon as I print out my 2012 diary/journal, I'm going to attempt this binding.
I've been looking at Smith's diagrams and pictures of the Greek binding and, while it seems complicated, it also seems quite do-able. In fact, I just watched a video of a Japanese stab-binding wherein the woman in the video said, "The best part is, it looks complicated when you're finished but only takes a few minutes to make." You can check it out here:
I think... At least, I hope ... that a Greek binding will also look complicated but isn't really. We shall see, eh?
But so far, I've only just finished working out a 2012~2013 calendar/diary/journal that begins its year in April. I want to finish soon but my day job is also requesting a few hours of my time ~ talk about whining.
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