What is saddle-stitch binding? What it can and cannot do, and how to do it.
Saddle stitching is a bookbinding method where the center of a folded sheet o...
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What are grain directions in paper? Use paper with the grain running parallel to the spine (Y-grain) for saddle-stitching.
Grain long (T-grain) refers to paper where the fibers run parallel to the lon...
Guide to Book Part Names (Head, Tail, Fore-edge, Gutter, and Type Area) and Margin Setting
When making zines, you might encounter unfamiliar terms in conversations with...
Perfect Bound or Saddle Stitched? Compare the Features Before Making Your Zine
When making a ZINE, you broadly have two options: "perfect binding" or "saddl...
Zine: Right-to-Left or Left-to-Right? Choosing the Right Binding Direction and What to Watch Out For
When creating a ZINE, the first thing you should decide is whether it will be...
How to Choose the Right Zine Size: A5, B6, and Custom Sizes
The size of a ZINE (format) is a crucial factor that directly impacts not onl...
What is imposition? Mastering the "Booklet Printing" function
When making a ZINE, you might encounter the term "imposition." This happens w...
Introducing easy-to-use stationery and ZINE binding tools, and ergonomic computer peripherals
Here are some of the computer peripherals, bookbinding tools, and stationery ...