Library Corners with Bookcloth // Adventures in Bookbinding

Library Corners are anther way of doing bookbinding corners with bookcloth.

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00:00 Library Corners
00:40 Standard mitred corners
01:28 How to make library corners
02:55 When or why should you use library corners
03:35 Changing times in bookbinding

“These are corners that are turned in without cutting away any of the material. They are rather unattractive and bulky, but they do eliminate any possibility of the material fraying.”
Bookbinding and Conservation by Hand, Laura S. Young, 1995 pg 132

Library Binding in Buckram
“The corner treatment is known as the ‘Universal Corner’ and the diagram will make it clear. It is not an elegant method but it is hard-wearing and will not burst open on impact.”
Book Binding, Arthur W. Johnson, 1998, pg 117

The cloth used in the video is Arbelave bookcloth, 2.4mm generic acid free grey binders' board and the adhesive is Evasol EVA in the demo.

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English Closed Caption titles by Carrie Snyder coming soon. Thank you!!

The music used in this video is performed by Jon Sayles. Jon has some great classical guitar music on his website, which he shares freely.