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Diane, you’re spot on, of course, that it’s easier to do than to describe a coptic stitch. Even when I look at the diagrams in the Keith Smith books, which are supposed to be the best, I have trouble following them.
Good luck with selling and marketing your books. I’ll look forward to hearing about your progress.
Clara
Thanks for reminding me about the Keith Smith books! I meant to mention them and forgot. I have just bought three more of them and I agree that while the photos of the finished books are inspirational, the explanations are confusing – just because it’s such a difficult process to describe in diagrams. Far easier to watch someone do it! Thanks for the good luck wishes too!
Hi Diane, Just thought you’d be interested to know that your lovely books inspired one of my recent projects (http://paperseed.wordpress.com/2007/08/25/pay-it-forward-craft-exchange-part-2/).
Thank you so much for sharing your talent.
Emily
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Hi Emily, that is so lovely, what a great gift! Recycling is such a good idea! Although I envy you your stock of paper – I am constantly scrounging scrap paper for protecting surfaces (and the book covers) from glue and needing paper for the book pages and then there is my passion for the decorative papers for the covers.
You have made a beautiful book and I love the idea of putting it in the organza bag too.