Description

Coptic Stitch Sketch or Note Book

Coptic Stitch Sketch or Note Book: These A5 books have been hand bound using one of the oldest binding stitches known; the beautiful technique of Coptic stitch.

This method of binding is particularly good for laying the pages out completely flat and the book is ideal for sketching, recording your thoughts, dreams and bucket lists.

Produced by hand in our studio, no two books are the same. Each book has been covered in a different decorative paper and coloured, waxed thread. The books hold approximately 40 leaves of high quality 120gsm recycled paper.

We have just one book left, in this lacy heart design with a contrasting red thread. The pattern is screen printed onto the paper so there’s a nice relief quality to it.

Details

• A5
• 100% recycled paper
• Supplied in a plastic sleeve

Check out other handmade books here

If you fancy learning how to make one of these books yourself, check out our workshops here. Coptic Binding workshops are held bi-monthly in our Derby studio.

We are proud to support nakedcards.co.uk! If you’re happy to buy your book without a plastic sleeve, let us know when you place your order… easy peasy and earth friendly!!

Items are shipped within 1–3 business days after payment has been received.

Note

Each book is individually made so please remember that each book will differ slightly which is the charm of handmade goods! Please also remember that colours may vary across screens.

Every purchase you make helps to support The Smallprint Company, so thanks for shopping with us!

About The Smallprint Co.

Hannah and Chris have brought their passion for print to the high street with their boutique studio close to the centre of Derby and its famous Cathedral Quarter. The team prints letterpress commissions for private clients and small businesses, facilitates workshops both on and off site, and produces a range of popular greetings cards and stationery for retail. A gallery is situated to the front of the studio which showcases work by both printmakers and their workshop attendees. They welcome volunteers to the studio to help with cataloguing their expanding collection of type too, so get in touch if you fancy getting your hands inky!