What to know before starting a project.

Yes — the form asks for height, page width, and spine thickness, rounded up to the nearest quarter inch. That sizes the leather panel your cover needs. No other measuring needed.

Rebinds start at $150, and repairs start at $50. If your form is complete, I quote from the choices you picked. A consultation is still there if the form is unclear, it is a repair I need to judge, or you want something off the menu. That quoted price is the price — nothing extra happens without your approval.

Rebinds start at $150. You pick the leather, thread, and ribbons. Options like yapp, a burnished edge, a stamped/tooled design, a custom design, and ribbons above three add to the price, and your firm quote covers them all before you pay anything.

Lead time is currently 4–6 weeks. I’ll keep you updated as your build moves along, at every stage.

Telling me about your Bible costs nothing — you pay nothing to tell me about your Bible. For a rebind, after I quote from your form and we agree on the work, payment is due before I ship your Bible home. A consultation is still there if your form is unclear or you want something off the menu. For a repair, payment is due before your Bible ships home. You can pay by credit card, PayPal, Venmo, or Apple Pay — I’ll send you the details when we agree the work.

You pay to ship your Bible to me. I pay to ship it back to you.

No. Telling me about your Bible costs nothing. You only pay once we’ve agreed on the work.

If you change your mind before we agree on the work, nothing is owed.

Repairs start at $50. Fill in Tell Me About Your Bible and send photos of what’s wrong, and I’ll give you an honest quote before any work begins. If the damage is extensive, the quote reflects it — and nothing extra happens without your approval.

Just fill in Tell me about your Bible — the translation, the condition, and what you want. The form asks the rest: leather, thread, ribbons, cover and spine words, yapp, edge, design, and measurements.