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Spooky bookbinding-French Link Stitch Journals

Ever wanted to make a book from scratch — like, actually sew it together with your own two hands? French link stitch is an old-school bookbinding technique where you stitch pages straight onto tapes or cords, and the thread itself forms a cool woven pattern right down the spine. No glue, no fancy machine — just needle, thread, and a little patience. Bonus: the spine is exposed, so all that stitching becomes part of the look.

This is the perfect project for scrap paper, weird leftover cardstock, and anything else you've been hoarding for "someday" — someday is now!

Fee: $40

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***Don't be like Wrongo. This is a class for people 16 and older. All people under this age will be served sugar & caffeine and sent home with a puppy. Yours in Scrap, Mongo***

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Hand Sewing a Scrappy Mini Quilt

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Techniques in Upcycling: Moth Wings