Very much a work in progress, that seems to get done in half hour bursts of activity separated by a month or so of nothing (although, in my defence, I have been busy recently with other, larger books!), I've been playing with this, recently....
WiP - blue box 
WiP - blue box and booklings 
WiP - proto bookling
Clearing out my cupboard
As it's almost the end of the academic year, I've been emptying out my cupboard at college.
Two ways with double cords
Some of these are old, but there are a few new ones as well, in particular these two sewing samples, showing different ways of treating sewing on double cords. The top one is called packed sewing, and it's very strong, flexible and slow. The bottom on is sewn two-along, so that two sections are sewn at the same time: it's incredibly quick, but only holds together half as well as if you sew every section.
The other interesting bit is an un-covered springback: I made one so I'd have a better idea of how they worked and never got around to sticking the leather on (even though it's all pared and ready to go!). I'm now quite glad I didn't, as it's handy for taking photos showing the internal workings of the springback!
Springback 
Springback spine hollow 
Springbacks open flat!
The pretty, slow, hard to update old site is still there, but hopefully this one should be quicker, not to mention more likely to get updated (always assuming I do anything worth updating about!), even if it is less beautiful.
It should be possible to comment, too, and there's an OpenID option, although I'm not quite sure how that works. Have at it!
Made as a birthday present for Kari.
Les Trois Mousquetaires
French linked stitch, semi-Bradel case. Painted French endpapers and silk bookcloth.
Book and slipcase 
Text block detail
Sim asked me to make the ketubah for their wedding: this is the result, after much worry about whether I’d got the Hebrew letters in the right order and so on!
James and Sim’s Ketubah