Such a simple concept but I still struggle to wrap my head around it when folding folios. I will be rewatching your video again for sure. Thank you. Great explanations as always!
En effet beaucoup de personnes travaillant le papier ou le carton ignorent cette notion essentielle comme celle qui consistent à laisser sécher son travail sous des poids. Mon professeur d'encadrement me les a enseignés en préalable et je lui en suis reconnaissante. Votre vidéo rendra service à plus d'un amateur 👋👋👋. Merci pour le partage
Loved this demonstration! Very visual, I had seen the demonstration with making the paper wet before but never heard the explanation _why_ that happens; the demonstration with the sushi mat was perfect!
Perfect explanation, thank you. The sushi mat analogue is so simple but clear. For some reason l have a mental 'blind spot' about grain direction, l can't explain it but it is like the 'righty - tighty, lefty - loosey' concept for screwing/unscrewing: l have to make myself think where my hand is moving to, not where it starts. Sounds ridiculous, l know! I'll be coming back to this video often, l can tell.
I have had many an odd look when I ask about grain direction at the printers. I've used the cutting strips at the corner and wetting them to find the grain direction myself. I have pdf books that I want to print out and bind myself. I read better when the paper is green tinted, and trying to find green paper A3 size with the correct grain direction has proven difficult. So I am seeing if I can tint white paper and if then the printing ink will hold onto the paper after tinting it. It is an interesting experiment so far just getting the colour unifirm on the paper. 😊
That is very interesting, thank you for sharing. If tinting paper doesn’t work, I would try finding the paper in larger size and ask to cut it correctly at the printer’s
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Such a simple concept but I still struggle to wrap my head around it when folding folios. I will be rewatching your video again for sure. Thank you. Great explanations as always!
Thank you, it can be confusing at first but Im sure you will get it.
GREAT VIDEO. This is the first time i really understand
I’m so happy to hear that, thank you.
En effet beaucoup de personnes travaillant le papier ou le carton ignorent cette notion essentielle comme celle qui consistent à laisser sécher son travail sous des poids.
Mon professeur d'encadrement me les a enseignés en préalable et je lui en suis reconnaissante.
Votre vidéo rendra service à plus d'un amateur 👋👋👋.
Merci pour le partage
This is a very important subject to know and I hope it would reach people to be aware…
Completely agree. I've been a card maker type paper crafter for years and it was only talking to a bookbinder friend that l learnt about paper grain.
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Loved this demonstration! Very visual, I had seen the demonstration with making the paper wet before but never heard the explanation _why_ that happens; the demonstration with the sushi mat was perfect!
I am so glad to hear that! Thank you for your kind words 🙏
Please, post more vídeos, you're such good teacher, don't give up ever!! Love from Brazil!
Thank you Andie, I will…
I have so much more to share.
Thank you for being here and for spreading the word ❤️
I love your Skillshare classes, happy to see you post more! 😊
Thank you Silvia, glad you are here ❤️
This is such a helpful video. Thank you
So glad to hear that
Great video, thank you
My first correct binding was thanks to your class 🫶🏻
I’m so glad to hear that! Thank you for taking my class and for being here ❤️
Perfect explanation, thank you. The sushi mat analogue is so simple but clear.
For some reason l have a mental 'blind spot' about grain direction, l can't explain it but it is like the 'righty - tighty, lefty - loosey' concept for screwing/unscrewing: l have to make myself think where my hand is moving to, not where it starts. Sounds ridiculous, l know! I'll be coming back to this video often, l can tell.
I’m sure with practice and marking on the materials would help you remember. Thank you for watching 🙏
captivating video
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great video, wonderfu explanation, thank you
Thank you Louise for your kind words 🙏
good vid, thank you
Thank you for watching
So helpful. Thank you!
Happy to share my knowledge with you, thank you for being here.
Thank you! This was really helpful for me! ❤
Thank you for watching, I am very happy to help and share my knowledge with you ❤️
I have had many an odd look when I ask about grain direction at the printers.
I've used the cutting strips at the corner and wetting them to find the grain direction myself.
I have pdf books that I want to print out and bind myself.
I read better when the paper is green tinted, and trying to find green paper A3 size with the correct grain direction has proven difficult.
So I am seeing if I can tint white paper and if then the printing ink will hold onto the paper after tinting it.
It is an interesting experiment so far just getting the colour unifirm on the paper. 😊
That is very interesting, thank you for sharing. If tinting paper doesn’t work, I would try finding the paper in larger size and ask to cut it correctly at the printer’s
Thank you Ido! That make a lot of sense!
Thank you for watching, now you know and can spread the word…
Very helpful!
Very happy to help!
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What a wonderful comment, thank you 😊
Happy you are here!