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Making a Case-bound Book
Finally, the continuation of the case bound book. I actually finished this awhile ago and my fiance loved her sewing journal. Lets see the process.
Last time, we made the text-block, I also added a small bit of card stock with a decorative paper to act as headbands.
We get the dimensions of the text block add to my measurements for the davy board, I subtracted 3mm to the width (to account for the spine gap), and added 4mm to the height (to add a bit of overhand on the fore edge).
With this in mind we cut our davy board, and use the spine of the text-block itself to measure out a strip for the case.
I also like to hit the board edges with a bit of sandpaper to keep the covering from showing any weird ridges from the cuts.
Now you can PVA glue to attach your first board onto your covering material, using a bone folder to smooth out the front.
Measure the width of the board itself (mine was 2mm), add 7mm to that number and space the spine board next to the first cover board.
I used a straight edge to keep everything lined up while I pressed and smoothed the board.
Repeat these steps with the last cover board piece and trim off the excess cover material. While you're trimming, you can cut 45* angles at the corners of the board, make sure that the cut is a boards width away from the edge of the board (My board was 2mm so I cut 2mm away from the board on those corners.
Now fold over the covering material, starting with the top and bottom edges. A bone folder is really handy here.
Before folding and gluing the fore edge of the cover, indent the little fold at the top and bottom of both sides, this is key in giving you a cleaner look at the fold edges. This is pretty hit and miss for me to be honest, but practice, practice, practice, right?
With the Case complete there is only one step left: Casing In!
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(via Dub Siren & Delay/Reverb - 2 in 1 Synth - Little Synths With BIG Sounds #3 : 8 Steps (with Pictures) - Instructables)
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The instructable I made while making a hooded scarf for a friend who *refuses* to wear hats no matter how cold the weather gets.
I was looking for free plush patterns for less intensive hand stuff I could do for toy drives. (Yes, I should just rest my arm but I have trouble with the whole not feeling productive thing.)
Then realized, wait, I have free instructions for stuff, I should share that as we're getting into gift season.
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don't panic buy games because of the eshop shutdown!!!! the memes are not lying It is genuinely very easy to hack your 3ds!!! please do it!!!!
3ds.hacks.guide
(don't follow video guides they are very often outdated and it's easier to make mistakes that way. this guide is very detailed with step by step instructions and they even have a support server in the event you have any trouble! i understand it might seem intimidating but risks of bricking or banning are very minimal at this point you will be glad you did it)
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IMPORTANT: TUMBLR HAS MADE A DEAL WITH MIDJOURNEY/OPENAI.
YOUR ART AND IMAGES ON TUMBLR ARE BEING USED TO TRAIN AI MODELS.
The opt-in is automatic, but you can turn it off in settings.
Go to "Blog Settings" -> "Visibility" -> "Third-Party Sharing" and turn on "Prevent third-party sharing for [blog]". (This post shows how to do it on browser and on mobile.) You need to do this with every sideblog. (Note: The option in settings might not appear if your app hasn't updated yet. You can still opt out via browser.)
Spread the word. Everyone on Tumblr needs to know about this.
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