Gold Tooling and Gilding
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You know I never knew just how passionate you were about this in the MTC. I remember you fixing the quad that broke for Elder… (his name has slipped my mind), but I guess I thought it was a hobby. You have true talent!!
Lili you are doing great work. It is beautiful. You are very talented. Thanks for sharing this with us. Keep going you are almost there. Love, Crowthers
Dear Lili,
You are very talented, and obviously have a passion for the art of bookbinding. The full gilt spine is a very fine example of quality workmanship.
David Stevens
http://www.citybinders.co.uk
You are very talented, and obviously have a passion for the art of bookbinding. The full gilt spine is a very fine example of quality workmanship.
David Stevens
Great work, a full gilt spine requires knowledge and skill, you obviously have both.
Richard
Hello my name is Summer and I am trying out some gold leaf gilding on leather books.. I was wondering if you have ever used egg albumen as a sizing/glair? If you have, does it work? what do you use?