Three Ways to Stitch a Pamphlet Book

The pamphlet is a deceptively simple bookbinding structure that’s easy to transform into something fabulous. Printmaker and book artist Sarah Matthews demonstrates three ways to bind a basic pamphlet book: a seven-hole pamphlet stitch, the link stitch, and her favorite - the dot dash stitch. Use these approachable techniques to make books, journals, zines, and more, and play with specialized tools like the bone folder, a Japanese screw punch, and waxed linen thread. Learn how to:

• Sew a  seven-hole pamphlet stitch
• Sew a link stitch
• Sew a dot dash stitch
• Use a Japanese screw punch
• Create a cheat sheet for perfectly spaced stitching holes

What you'll get:

• An easy-to-follow lesson on how to do three different bindings to make a pamphlet-style book
• 4 HD video lessons you can access online anytime, anywhere
• Detailed supply list
• Step-by-step expert instruction from artist Sarah Matthews
• The ability to leave comments, ask questions and interact with other students