Crying with purpose is a compliment to your humanity. Your deep feelings are your strength ❤️ Love from a Highly Sensitive Person.

Love how slow and calming this was. I’m not a naturally crafty person and I get nervous I’ll mess things up, but this was so easy to follow and made me feel very capable!

@comradestannis

6 ай бұрын

Me too.

I was here for the stiching and came out crying. I do art to heal my inner child & your zine was deeply touching. Thank you for sharing

Zine's also have many decades of historical roots in US Black arts-cultural, political and civil rights groups, movements/era as well as the literary arts - especially poetry.

Charming. If you plan to sell them though, making copies before stitching is a good reminder. Love your zine. Powerful. Thanks for sharing.

what a cute zine, never new of them and just watching you create is very relaxing. Wonderful to learn a easy stitch. You put a lot into your wonderful bookbinding tutorials and I appreciate learning new styles. Thank you for sharing your art and making beautiful tutorials.🦋🦋🤗🤗🌹🌹

As a beginner hobby bookbinder I'm loving your amazing content

Really inspiring.. thank you for sharing, this was simple and beautiful-you’ve made an impact on a lot of people. I was intimidated by bookbinding but this was very easy and straightforward-thank you for helping me feel a bit more confident than I was a few moments ago, in more ways than one. :) ❤

This was beautiful ☺️ and so calming to watch

This was super relaxing and easy to follow!! I definitely want to make one someday 💜

I’ve started my first zine at age 56 and it’s about crying too! “Crybaby Club” 😍

This was simple and yet so powerful!

This is so lovely and inspiring!

That’s so meaningful. It was nice to see you give binding instructions.

That was so beautiful! Didn't expect that thank you!🥲

That was beautiful…thank you for sharing ❤️

Beautiful! Thank you for sharing this.

This is the best thing I saw online today. Thank you. I love your intro on Zine culture, it’s exactly why I am getting into it. Like an antidote to my phone and being dictated to by algorithms.

Was waiting for this ♡ really cozy

So simple, so bealtiful 🌸♥️

This was a really nice watch. Very calming, and great tutorial

Inspiring, thank you for sharing 💜

Beautiful! 🤍

thank you! making a bunch of valentines zines and i wanted to make em super qt >__

This was awesome! I especially enjoyed the art that was low stress.

It was beautiful ✨

Thanks so much! I didn't have staples, and I didn't like the other methods that I saw. I'm glad I had all the supplies for this! Good luck to all my fellow zine makers!

This really resonated with my current mood❤

this is wholesome, thank you very much

I loved your story.

Amazing and beautiful

beautiful. thanks for sharing

I love this so much 😭🩵 so inspirational

This video is helpful and beautiful. A gift of grace. Thank you.

Darling, you are such a beautiful, sensitive soul & versatile artist...thank for sharing gifts with us. 😍

this was so inspiring. your zine was so simple yet very moving, it ironically brought tears to my eyes. thank u for this video :3 i'll have to consider making zines sometime soon!

made me feel strong 🤗

Wonderfull

Good information.

Thank you. I too cry for reasons that are not mine.

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OMG I'm in last minute zine hell lol THANK YOU!!!!!

Good 👍 information l am going to use the Zine method to show case my art./Lenny

Really easy to understand! What kind of paper did you use?

🫶beautifully done.

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Thanks for this wonderful video! Such a sweet zine, your tears have manifested as joy for me (in terms of learning binding techniques! 😅). Quick question, what is the maximum number of pages you’ve bound using this method? Keep up the good work! 😸🙏🙏 📖

@bittermelonbindery

10 ай бұрын

🫶🏼☺️ for the pages, it depends on the weight of the paper! I find 10 sheets of 60 to 80 lb text weight (90-120 gsm) to be a good number, you can experiment with more or less.

@cluck_cluck

10 ай бұрын

@@bittermelonbindery thanks! 😸🙏📖

Aw

Helpful crying tip- the initial rush of hormones that starts a need to cry only lasts 90 seconds unless we try to stop it. So take that 90 seconds and feel and cry as hard as you need to. Be cognizant and mindful of whatever you experienced. When that 90 seconds is up you can do square breathing and 54321 sense grounding to recover. Then you will be in the right headspace to address whatever you need to do!

Where do you get your waxed linen thread?

what type of paper did you use?

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Does anyone know what kind of markers she’s using? Thanks!