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How to Make a Sewn, Fabric-Cover Pocket Notebook

If you ever wondered what goes into making Dapper Notes, here's the full step-by-step process from fabric roll to packaged notebook. https://shop.dappernotes.com/products... Every edition is made a little differently, and I normally do some parts in bulk (like gluing the covers), but this behind-the-scenes should give you a good idea of the details that are considered for each and every Dapper Notes I make. Edition shown: Summer of Sketching 2018, collab with Eric Friedensohn (@efdot) Materials used: Cork cloth Black book cloth Archival glue Yellow chiffon (handmade) paper 70lb smooth white paper with 8%K graph Black waxed thread White pigment ink Embossing Powder Tools used: Homemade cutting table Fiskars rotary cutter Sable brush Bone folder Curved needle Awl Custom sewing station template Mini spring clamps Homemade sewing cradle Excel knife Homemade book press 17" paper shear Akiles corner rounder Rubber stamp Head gun Canon inkjet printer Carl rotary trimmer Hand embosser Double-sided scotch tape All Dapper Notes pocket notebooks are hand made from scratch in New Jersey by Enon Avital. Every notebook cover is made from two materials: a good looking fabric on the outside, backed by book cloth inside. These covers are just the nicest, and oh so very showoff-able. Learn more at https://dappernotes.com Subscribe to this channel for more behind-the-scenes and stationery videos. Follow on Instagram   / dappernotes   Listen to the Dapper Notes podcast https://dappernotes.com/podcast