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Hi everyone. I've had some demand to make a tutorial about how I put together my self-published book, Fervourography. So I have bowed to public demand and rotted away at my computer desk for a few days to present these two tutorials:

Eyespiral's Book Printing Tutorial, and
Eyespiral's Book Binding Tutorial

Be warned, before you commit to downloading them or clicking to see them full-view - they are enormous, i.e. 8.6Mb and 6Mb respectively, and long-winded. They do, however, present a comprehensive explanation of how to create you own A6 hardcover book. And, if you're curious, the cost I calculated for Fervourography turned out to be about $6 per book. Of course, this changes according to your materials and so on, but that's just a guide for you.

I hope you find these tutorials interesting and helpful, and not too huge on your internet connection.

~Jessica
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I have no idea whre to find foam core lol, I don;t think I've ever seen it before. Is there something else that can be used instead?
I got mine from an art shop, it's used to mount posters and the like. If you don't have an art shop around, try a framing shop or possibly even a newsagency or a hardware store.

You could probably try it with anything that is thick and you can slice most of the way through to turn it into a hinge.

You could try cardboard from a sturdy box, you know the kind, with the corrugated bits under the smooth stuff? If you try that, you'll have to send me a pic of the result, I'm excited to see how it turns out now. :D

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now cardboard I have plenty of. And I'm finishing off the lastest section of my story and trying to do some quick illustrations before I make a start. I will most definately let you know when I've done it though
Excellent! I can't wait. Actually, after I've finished a couple of other projects I've got going, I'm going to try making my own cardboard versions - reduce, reuse, recycle, right? :)

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exactly! I just realised our on thread banger too ^^;
Your wonderful tutorial has been featured here.[link]

Thank you for providing the gallery with such awesome Resources.:heart:

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Never be afraid to try something new. Remember that a lone amateur built the Ark.
And a large group of professionals built the Titanic.
Indeed I am, how exciting to come across a fellow threadbanger here :)

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it is indeed n_n it;s nice bumping into to threadheads on other forums and communities

foam core is an excellent idea, i never would have thought of that :]

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