Now I grab the right brush without any fuss.
In our monthly meetups, half the members showcase books with intricate tooling and dyes. The other half brings plain but rock-solid bindings that withstand heavy use. I'm torn between making books that look good on a shelf and ones that can be read for years. What's your take on this balance?
I was binding a journal and had trouble with signature alignment. A cardboard guide fixed it quickly. What do you use for keeping things straight?