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1 Fabric Cover. Bound by professional. Recessed title
2 Bez Portfolio
Bound by Fabric, Paper Cover.
3 Another Fabric Binding Example
4 Wood cover with Burnt title
5 Just an example of cover additionally
One thing I worry is that if we attach the photos the book won’t be flat.
We might need to consider a different binding detail to allow the thickness of photos on each pages.
For the paper, it needs to be easy to print and handle.
Actually I don’t mind using a bit natural colour of A3 papers.
Also, I might need a special glue for the binding, something similar to the glue below from Korea.
Let me know your ideas!
Thanks!
Barry Jude
I love 4 best, it has that luxury look and quite vintage trendy as well. as for paper we do need thick ones like sketchbook paper. once we glue pictures in, the book will bounce up, the major problem we need to solve out. So do you think instead of bond them as traditional book, if we use loop like photo albums do would be better?
Yara Khraibani
I think 4 is great too and given what I know about books and bookbinding, it shouldn’t be a problem to glue the pictures; we should just ‘press’ the book for few minutes if they have the machine in the workshop – or without a machine, we can put a heavy object for few hours on the whole book and it should be fine:)
and for the glue, we can buy something similar online right?..I found this glue used for binding but I’m not sure how it works http://www.amazon.co.uk/Flexible-Craft-Glue-Binding-Cardmaking/dp/B004SH9FSY/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1356814808&sr=8-1