bookcraft (Meaning)
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bookcraft (n.)
Authorship; literary skill.
Synonyms & Antonyms of bookcraft
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bookcraft Sentence Examples
- The art of bookcraft involves meticulous attention to detail in the binding and presentation of literary works.
- John's expertise in bookcraft made him the go-to person for repairing antique volumes in the community.
- The bookcraft workshop offered hands-on training in traditional bookbinding techniques.
- Sarah admired the intricate bookcraft displayed in the illuminated manuscripts at the museum.
- The bookcraft fair showcased the talents of local artisans specializing in bookbinding, papermaking, and calligraphy.
- Learning the fundamentals of bookcraft opened up new avenues of creativity for the aspiring writer.
- The university's rare book library housed a collection of treasures showcasing the evolution of bookcraft over the centuries.
- Bookcraft enthusiasts often gather at conventions to exchange tips, techniques, and inspiration.
- The resurgence of interest in bookcraft reflects a growing appreciation for the craftsmanship and artistry of printed materials.
- Incorporating elements of bookcraft into her design project added a unique and personal touch to the finished product.
FAQs About the word bookcraft
Authorship; literary skill.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The art of bookcraft involves meticulous attention to detail in the binding and presentation of literary works.
John's expertise in bookcraft made him the go-to person for repairing antique volumes in the community.
The bookcraft workshop offered hands-on training in traditional bookbinding techniques.
Sarah admired the intricate bookcraft displayed in the illuminated manuscripts at the museum.
