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I am learning book-binding in school, it is easy to bind a book, really. You can find some pretty cardpaper in a hobby/creative store. You only need some paper for the cover, paper for the pages(you can also age them with tea), a curved needle, a straight needle(as thick as the curved one), PRITT glue, string and grey cardboard. There, here is some tutorial video I find useful:
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there is an othe way to bind a book, but I can't find any useful video for that... but this japanese way is really pretty