Saddle stitch binding

Saddle Stitch Binding is one of the most common methods of book binding used today. Learn more about how you can use saddle stitch for your next job.

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A SERIES OF POCKET NOTEBOOKS THAT REFLECT PERSONAL MOTTOS. Starting from the well-known phrase “You are what you eat.” we developed a series of 12 notebooks that not only fit in your pocket but also your personality. The linen covers and exposed saddle stitch binding are the defining tactile characteristics. SPECIFICATIONS Linen Cover / Saddle Stitch Binding / Blank Pages Notebook size 9.5 x 14.5 cm Series of 12 notebooks Page count 96 Printing O

Two popular methods for binding notebooks, pamphlets, & moreIf you've ever felt that you couldn't find a notebook that suited your specific purpose or needed a quick and easy way to put together a book or magazine, binding it yourself is...

𝐁𝐚𝐦𝐛𝐫𝐚 on Instagram: "15 different binding techniques! 😮 From your common saddle stitch all the way through to our fancy-schmancy exposed binding. All done in-house. ‼️Important to note that some of our cotton binding techniques are labour intensive and done by hand, therefore suited to small run digital work and can have some little quirks to be aware of too…..so be sure to chat to us at the beginning of your project to see if they will be suitable…

The type of binding you choose should be determined by three factors: function, aesthetic and budget. This guide will give you an insight into each binding technique, the cost, and suggest the best uses for each method.

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LOOP STITCH BINDING: Definition: A method for binding loose leaves using a series of metal wire loops formed from a single continuous wir...

When having magazines or brochures professionally printed, you may have to determine what is the best way to bind your publication. What are the different options for doing that? You will want to weigh the pros and cons of saddle stitch vs. perfect bound for your publication. Saddle stitch and perfect bound are both commonly used, but one is usually better than the other for certain situations. Let’s look at saddle stitch vs. perfect bound for your publication.

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