I had a relaxing day today at KLDW. The place kind of like a second home to me. Visitor dropby from time to time and I had a pleasant time with Sim for my book binding workshop for morning and afternoon slot. Time seem flies really fast today:)
I received quite lots of enquires asking me the different between Kettle and Coptic Stitch Binding. Many participants wanted to learn the best stitch, but for me both have special character of its own. It was like comparing 2 different skill. Here I would like to share some infos and pictures with all of you. I hope you will find some fact useful as your guide: KETTLE STITCH BINDING Kettle Stitch Binding Kettle stitch's roots lie in Medieval times. According to Dictionary.com, the kettle stitch is "(in hand sewing) a knot tied in the thread that links one section to the next." Kettle stitching looks like a series of knots joined together in a row. It required section/signature means a combination 3-5 sheets of paper being fold in order to create one section. The name itself are referring to the stitch that links one section/signature to the next (head & tail) and start at beginning of 3rd signature, continuously till the end. The term may be adaption of
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Ming: I usually having my workshop every month, but I thought of taking a break for awhile, since I am tight up with graphic job & a few projects...gonna settle down by end of year. I hope I can squeeze myself but I will see how it goes after October:)
p/s Thanks for appreciate my things:) I am so touch by many people I met during KLDW including you..