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Re: String Books
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- Subject: Re: String Books
- From: Kara Sjoblom <ksjoblom@SBCGLOBAL.NET>
- Date: Wed, 20 Mar 2002 21:42:53 -0800
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When I was in journalism school, we made string books, which were =
basically scrapbooks of our newspaper clippings. I cut my articles out, =
pasted them on board (and laminated it for good measure), then punched =
holes in the board and "bound" it with string. So a string book wouldn't =
actually work for binding magazines - it's not really a permanent =
binding structure.
Kara Sjoblom
http://www.sfbookarts.com
http://www.karonimo.com
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