In her episode of "Painters Painting Peerless" - Nadia decided to make a beautiful palette book to organize her Peerless watercolors.

I thought it was an incredibly elegant and ingenious way to store and organize our paints so I asked her if she would mind making a video to show you (and me) how she made it!

Nadia is an Alaskan based artist that masterfully blends multiple mediums together to create her mystic and dream-like pieces.

To me, her art is something that J.R.R Tolkien would have hung up in his office and pondered over every day.

I hope you are ready to let your crafty side go wild with this one. I love using my hands to create and this is just another project I can let them run free with!

Coptic Bookbinding Tutorials—
DIY Coptic Stitch Notebook: [ Ссылка ]
DIY Coptic Stitch Bookbinding Tutorial: [ Ссылка ]

Measurements—
Chip board: 7.25 x 5.5 in (~18.4 x 14 cm)
Cardstock & tracing paper: 7 x 11 in (~17.8 x 28 cm)
Decorative paper: 16.25 x 7.5 in (~41.3 x 18.4 cm)

Supplies—
• 65lbs cardstock (in the video, I accidentally said 65 gsm; it was actually 65 lbs)
• Tracing paper
• Chipboard
• Decorative paper
• Bone folder
• Thread (I used waxed thread from Crawford Threads LTD)
• PVA Glue/bookbinding glue (acid-free)
• Old paintbrush
• Needle
• Scissors
• Awl or needle
• Pencil
• Ruler & straightedge
• Glue stick

You can find Nadia's work here:
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Youtube:
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Linktree:
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If you follow this link to our site you will receive a free Mystery Dry Color Sheet with your order:

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