Long-stitch Bookbinding: the Medieval Paperback, with Anneka Baird

The Long-stitch has been used as far back as the 14th century as a stationary binding and as a temporary binding for books with more elaborate (and expensive) futures. This simple multi-section structure allows for a virtually unlimited number of pages and is well-suited for sketchbooks, notebooks and journals. It is also a popular structure for artists’ books as the spine lends itself readily to decoration.

Also this week in La Crosse

• Line Dance Lessons and Practice! Thu, Nov 5 · 7 PM–9 PM
• Gruesome Playground Injuries Thu, Nov 5 · 7:30 PM–9:30 PM
• Clawhammer Banjo Basics, with Brennan Henry Allsworth Sat, Nov 7 · 9 AM–12:30 PM

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