NOTE: You are registering for a pre-recorded workshop. You will receive recording links and a complete kit of materials upon registration. We ask that you reserve the recorded session for personal use only.
Ethiopian Binding
Jazmin Gallegos
$50, materials kit & shipping included
Ethiopian bindings date back to the fourth century AD in East Africa as a variation of the Coptic codex, originally used for holy texts with parchment pages and wooden covers. This binding style features a unique board attachments where thread passes through diagonal channels in the boards to emerge at the edges. Pairs of sewing stations share a single thread with needles at both ends, producing an attractive, exposed, link-stitch pattern on the spine. The hardcover structure opens completely flat, making it ideal for sketchbooks, journals and recipe books.
PLEASE NOTE: International shipping will be billed an additional $25 once registration is confirmed.
*The amount you are paying today is the total session fee, and includes materials and shipping. This fee is non-refundable and is required in order to secure registration. If you have any questions, please contact: bookartsprogram@utah.edu
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