BOOKBINDING

A great article on the history, and modern use of, bookbinding.

This is a nifty way of publishing a child's artwork, his first story, kindergarten scribbles, or a teen's first efforts at poetry.

An interesting article about various methods of binding books.

Here's a guide that answers frequently asked questions about bone folders, and discusses the variety of uses for them in cardmaking, bookbinding, origami art and paper crafts.

Cute idea for your baby or thoughtful gift for a friend's baby.

"Out of whole cloth" is a familiar expression that people use when they are referring to something they regard as untrue. However, the phrase did not leap into existence as is.

This article discusses women in the print industry during colonial times.

Why write an article about corn, a crop that is so common and eaten all over the world you might ask? Well the answer is simple; there is so much we don't know about corn.

With a few supplies (and lots of paper!) you can make your very own sketchpads, notebooks, photo albums... any sort of book you could imagine!

A list of Christmas gifts that are personalized for that extra caring touch.

Books are one of the many ingenious inventions of man.

Setting up a podcast is not nearly as complicated as you might fear. This guide will show you the steps involved.

Women - A Mother, An Entrepreneur And Everything else

For teachers who have to work in the summer months, we have a few tips up our sleeves.

Information about renaissance fairs in New Mexico, including location, ticket prices, dates, and highlights

I tend to stain and dry pages in advance so they're ready when I want to start a project. Here are five ideas for projects, some of which would make great activities for children.

Expressing gratitude daily is very important. Rather than going out and buying a journal for this purpose, why not make your own?

This was written after an interview with a Master Book Binder who spends time each year at my university teaching and displaying his work.

Some feel that multitasking is the key to true efficiency and improved time management, but we know that it has its downside as well.

While summer is for some relaxing, it is also a good time to broaden a child's horizons and let him explore the arts. Whether it is cooking, jewelry making, theater acting or production, or singing there is a camp for every specialty in the DFW area.

Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts, in the city of Boston, is a neighborhood that is extremely supportive of the arts. So it's surprising that there is not a plethora of art schools, independent classes and community centers offering instruction.