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More Than Charms

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Natalie Clarke has taught in Australian Schools as a Nutrition, IT, History, Learning Support and Special Education teacher for 30 years. Natalie has a Diploma of Teaching, Bachelor Degree of Education, Post Graduate Degree of School and Student Support and a Masters of Special Education. In her spare time, she has written numerous published children’s stories, educational resources for the classroom and various Apps. Through More Than Charms, she would like to bring light to the world.

Natalie Clarke has taught in Australian Schools as a Nutrition, IT, History, Learning Support and Special Education teacher for 30 years. Natalie has a Diploma of Teaching, Bachelor Degree of Education, Post Graduate Degree of School and Student Support and a Masters of Special Education. In her spare time, she has written numerous published children’s stories, educational resources for the classroom and various Apps. Through More Than Charms, she would like to bring light to the world.
Book Binding and Paper Marbling
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Book Binding and Paper Marbling

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Teach your students how to create their own bound books for the stories that they write. This instructional resource shows the step by step process of book binding and paper marbling. Paper marbling is a design technique that produces patterns similar to marble or other stones. Paint or dye is floated in water and patterns result when fabric or paper is submerged. It is an age-old technique that is used as a writing surface for calligraphy and especially book covers and endpapers in book binding and stationery. Book binding is the process of assembling a book by hand. It results from sewing a number of folded sheets of paper or other material together and attaching it to a book cover. Teach these unique processes so that students can appreciate the importance of holding a book that they have made in their hands!