I am leaving them uncut ( for the moment ) I may change my mind, but I am concerned that after being through 13 hands they may get a bit fragile....what are every one elses thoughts on cutting?
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Follow the adventure of this group of artists from around the world, in a Moleskine sketchbook exchange.
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10 comments:
these look great
i was also planning on leaving them uncut....ive been marking the pages, its a slow process. Hows everopne else handling marking out 80 pages?
They're looking good.
I have to agree, the pages might get fragile after they have been in everyone's hands. I think I'm going to wait to cut mine.
Let’s leave our books uncut
I agree, leaving them uncut is a good idea. I managed to rip one of my pages in my other moleskine with just handling it.
Uncut is good for me too.These look great Lynne!
thats great...benconservato I have noticed that my books pages are coming a little unstuck with doing the work in them already! so uncut I shall leave them, thanks everyone :-)
in the post to yelly now... :-)
How is everyone else doing?
luky I am!! ;)
I'm finishing my pages...
OHHH wow, these are beautiful! I love how they look like woodblock prints.
Woo! Beautiful pages!
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