It's 200 pages of cream Eaton 24lb, 25% cotton paper. A deep chocolate brown seep hide and deer leather accents. Black irish linen for the sewing in a linking long stitch sewn to stations. I worked this one a little differently thanothers, I first stiched on the 1/2 the signatues, leaving room for the others. I then came back and stitched ont eh other 5, linking through as I stitched them on. This is a much easier way to sew alinking long stitch and I think it's how I shal do themfrom now on, it was THAT much easier. It's a 6x9 inch book and is about an inch and a half thick. It's gefty and feels nice to hold.
Onto the pR0n:
2 comments:
I'm gonna have to remember that idea of the medieval looking journal. May make a great Christmas present for someone in my family who is really interested in dressing, eating, etc that way.
I got your email, I don't know if you got my reply thought! I'll mail again. It's an interesting binding style, historical but not too far flungthat it's not too dated.
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