Never occurred to me to cut off that fold. I thought it was for extra cushioning. I learn so much from you. Thank you!😄

This is one of the best instructional videos I have ever watched. The presenter was clear and concise and illustrated her points as she demonstrated. Making a dust jacket cover ended up being so easy after I was so anxious about doinf it wrong. This is an excellent website!! 😃

So helpful, thank you!

I want to borrow that book! I've never read the original. Thanks for the wonderful information.

Truly such a good video, thank you! I'm gonna share this with my coworkers!

Thank you, very informative and helpful!

You are doing some great work here. Keep it up.

I enjoy seeing you restore and preserve old books it surprising relaxing. Great job on that one by the way. :)

Such a seemingly simple task but can go so wrong if done incorrectly or half-hazardly.. as is the case with many aspects of book restoration & preservation.

This is a great tutorial. Thank you.

Very nice and detailed 😀

great tips, thanks!

Mine are from “bodart” and acid free archival quality ❣️❤️ I have a roll and cut to length !! ☺️❣️”no Tape” at all on my books❣️💫✨library’s do use tape but you can cover the dust covers and apply the book covers without using tape at all and it stays on until you take it off .I tuck my front and back book leafs into the end flap vacant space instead of just folding the jacket over the book leafs. It’s tight and be genital it will fit but it won’t just fall off when you open the book. ♥️❣️

This is great, but with my Brodart cover I am sticking a bit on the part where you cut it with the kitchen knife, even though it was sharpened; it made the cover slightly not covering the dust jacket in part, and didn't cut cleanly. Scissors are not easy either.

The next video will be how to protect your cover for your dust cover with another cover...

I enjoyed! Whats the piano song at the end? I like it.

Why wouldn’t you want to use archival repair tape to the backside of book cover to strengthen the torn areas?

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Any tips for removing old library decimal markings on the binding. Not stickers, like actual white paint stuff.

"Buy at you local book store"... With people buying everything online or reading books digitally (if any) my local book store is selling mostly postcards, puzzles and office supplies. Book selection is poor as well. I really like your channel and i love book repairing but I have big troubles finding necessary supplies.

Does this come large enough for a book 13.5 x 11.5 and 1.5 (thick) spine? Thank you

So is putting tape on dust covers to hold it on the book is not necessary. What about when libraries do that? Is it bad for the book?

Hey, I have some books from the 60's - 70's marked up with yellow highlighter. I've tried rubbing with 70% alcohol, lime & lemon juice, nothing works! Do you have any tips? Thanks, -Chris

I'm actually surprised you kept that paper on. I thought it should be removed once the film got folded to fit the dust jacket