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I have always borrowed the sewing machine to bind small books quickly. It takes about 1 minute, less messy then glue perhaps, and doesn’t need to dry. You can
by aetherspawn 4y ago
I have always borrowed the sewing machine to bind small books quickly. It takes about 1 minute, less messy then glue perhaps, and doesn’t need to dry.
You can tape over the stitch if you don’t like the look of it, but I personally like the texture.
- londons_explore 4y agoPaper destroys sewing machine needles. They get blunt and then you'll have jams and knots everywhere before long. Make sure you have a spare for actual sewing before doing this...
- kevin_thibedeau 4y agoYou should use a tripoint needle typically sold for leather stitching to cut through paper. Regular needles are designed to push through a material that can be locally deformed with minimal resistance. It stresses consumer grade machines to shove a fabric needle through a non-fabric material.