

(I like old things)


I'm being very brave and sharing my second attempt at bookmaking with you.
If you look closely you will notice that my pages stuck together. :(
I spent all Saturday making my collages . Forty six pages of delight...
Yesterday they were crunchy but seemed dried so I bound them together with mat medium and clamped everything together.
This morning I ran down to my studio to check out the book. I almost started to cry... all the pages had stuck together. I gently tired to pull them apart, but as you can see there are torn pieces.
Just when the tears were about to flow, I noticed the copy on the first page. "I like old things." Do you think this was a sign from the universe? The pages do look old.
If your wondering what I used to glue my collage with, it was polymer medium. I think it was the polymer that caused the sticking and I forgot to put wax paper between the pages. You can be sure that will never happen again.
I love your book! It turned out beautifully . . . I have yet to finish mine. Maybe the time will be found today.
ReplyDeleteYou book is coming along nicely. I liked how your page looked after the pages stuck together. Sometimes best things come from making a mistake.
ReplyDeleteLooking foward to your progress.
Take care.
ooops, my comment went missing,
ReplyDeleteI like the size of your book and I don't mind the little pieces that tore off and stuck to the other.
I'm always sticking pages together....
What a wonderful book - I like the torn effect, and the collage style.
ReplyDeleteAnd the dimensions - ergonomically designed for a giraffe :) Wish you could come over to Camelopardalis and make us some!
What an unusual, but lovely shape to work with.
ReplyDeleteI see you are reading a Persephone book.
I'm quite addicted to all their titles.
The Priory was my favorite.
I also like the dimensions of this book. It's too bad about the pages sticking, but it really isn't distracting, from what I see here.
ReplyDeleteI like the balance of your pages.