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Japanese Ribbon Binding New from Advantage Book Binding

Big news from Advantage Book Binding! We’re now offering Japanese ribbon binding as one of our binding services.

Japanese ribbon binding is an artistic binding style that uses an intricately laced ribbon to bind loose leafs together. Twine is also sometimes used in place of ribbon. Both create a nice, homemade look that gives the project you’re working on a very personal feel. This makes this binding style ideal for gift books, and with the holiday season coming up, this is a great idea to keep in mind! Check out some photos of Japanese ribbon binding projects we’ve done below.

Japanese ribbon binding

ribbon binding

Wondering what projects work well with Japanese ribbon binding? Here are a few examples:

  • Photo albums – Ribbon binding gives photo albums a nice personal touch that will make this gift even more special. From wedding photo albums to family photo albums and more, ribbon or twine binding looks great and will last for a long time.
  • Art books – Books of art call for an artistic binding style. Ribbon or twine binding is a great way to bind a collection of artwork, and makes the book a work of art in and of itself!
  • Planners/Organizers – If you’re making your own personal planner/organizer, why not make it fun? Japanese ribbon binding gives your organizer that creative touch that a calender on a smartphone just doesn’t have.

Japanese binding

shoestring binding

Interested in learning more about Japanese ribbon and twine binding? Contact Advantage Book Binding today! We work with you to design and build your book binding project from the ground up using the binding solution that’s right for you. And don’t forget that with the holidays coming up, we have lots of great gift book ideas! Please contact us today for more information, and keep up with us on Facebook, Google +, Twitter, and LinkedIn.