Stab binding is a traditional bookbinding method where a book's pages are gathered together and secured by being stitched through the spine with visible thread or cord. The pages are usually arranged in a stack, and the stitching is done along the spine at regular intervals, creating a pattern of stitches. This method often leaves the stitching exposed, which can add a decorative element to the book's appearance. Stab binding is commonly used for art books, portfolios, and other publications where an exposed spine is aesthetically pleasing.

Definition och betydelse av "stab binding"på engelska

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