Meg Green, Author at Some Odd Pages Book Arts & Bindery

Book Repairs and Rebinding

Meg Green 17/08/2016 Books as Art. Or vice versa.

Recent Book Repairs and Rebinding Late summer and the roads are quieter but it’s been a very busy time in the studio! Here are a…

Surrey Life Magazine

Meg Green 23/05/2016 Books as Art. Or vice versa.

Surrey Life Magazine We are very pleased to be featured in the June 2016 issue of Surrey Life Magazine! (Brian Blessed is also featured in…

National Trust

Meg Green 18/06/2015 Books as Art. Or vice versa.

Workshop with the National Trust at Hatchlands Park We are very pleased to offer a SPECIAL SESSION in partnership with the National Trust this summer…

Workshop Book Arts

Meg Green 09/06/2015 Books as Art. Or vice versa.

Workshop Book Arts: Summer session developing content in Artists’ Books ‘City Scape: Reimagining the Built Environment’ This special workshop focused on ways to inspire new…

Guildhall Library Exhibtion

Meg Green 20/11/2014 Books as Art. Or vice versa.

Guildhall Library Exhibtion ‘LondEnfold’ 18 Nov – 13 Dec 2014 Book artist Meg Green has created a series of works inspired by the archives of…

Guildhall Library Artist-In-Residence 2014

Meg Green 27/10/2014 Books as Art. Or vice versa.

Guildhall Library Artist-In-Residence Exhibition ‘LondEnfold’ by 2014 Artist-In-Residence Meg Green features a series of works inspired by the special collections of Guildhall Library, the world’s…

Commemorative Book for Special Event

Meg Green 16/07/2014 Books as Art. Or vice versa.

Commemorative Book for Special Event School teacher Abi Seager of Bishopsgate School contacted Some Odd Pages for help with a class project. One of her…

New Ashgate Gallery Summer Exhibition 2014

Meg Green 08/05/2014 Books as Art. Or vice versa.

New Ashgate Gallery Summer Exhibition 2014 We are absolutely chuffingly chuffed to have our work featured alongside such brilliant artists as Peter Layton at the…

New Ashgate Gallery

Meg Green 28/01/2014 Books as Art. Or vice versa.

Some Odd Pages is very excited to be represeted by the wonderful New Ashgate Gallery in Farnham, Surrey this spring. Our range of hand bound…

Artist in Residence, Guildhall Library London

Meg Green 23/01/2014 Books as Art. Or vice versa.

We are really excited about being Artist In Residence with Guildhall Library in the City of London this year! First established in 1425, the Guildhall…

Fine Art Papers

Meg Green 22/05/2013 Books as Art. Or vice versa.

Fine Art Papers Here’s a good overview of different methods of papermaking from Whittington Press: Hand Made Paper Cellulose fibres (plant fibres usually from cotton)…

We Love Our Books

Meg Green 29/12/2012 Books as Art. Or vice versa.

We Love Our Books Books are instinctive. They fit our hands and our ‘ocular readers’ are already installed. Books don’t require electrical plugs, a power…

Some Odd Pages Book Arts and Bindery

5.0

Based on 31 reviews

Ria F

10:26 02 Jul 24

We took my mum's beloved cookbook for repair as a surprise for her birthday. It has great sentimental value with an inscription on the inner cover, and Meg did a wonderful job bringing it back to life. From the initial enquiry, Meg has been fantastic – always quick to respond, and so helpful. Thank you for getting it done so quickly for us; my mum was really pleased!

Anthony Fordham

11:21 12 Mar 24

Meg has given new life to a much loved Atlas from the 1930's

Sarah Tourell

10:58 18 Jan 24

We have a very old and large burials register in the church that was falling apart. The spine had become completely detached from the pages and it was increasingly difficult to use as the pages kept falling out. A very kind and generous person contacted Meg and paid to have this book restored for us.Meg has done an absolutely superb job and the register has been sensitively and meticulously repaired. It took quite a long time because it required many stages to debind, clean, repair and rebind and it's a large register. We also now have a bespoke fitted external slide case to fit the final dimensions of the new binding in the same cloth finishing. So it was well worth the wait.Meg was extremely helpful and also provided a personal courier service when she was in the area, delivering the register safely back to us in person.Totally happy with the entire experience, would definitely recommend and use again without hesitation. Thank you.

Gian Roberto Ferrari

09:07 17 Jan 24

Meg has done a tremendous job in restoring a church’s graveyard register that is 100 years old and was falling apart and risking further damage while it was being inspected. It needed the care and attention that was actually given by this superb and expert book binder. She also made a slide-in box to safely store the register. Absolutely fantastic.

Laura Dun

08:15 27 Nov 23

I'm extremely pleased with the work done on three vintage 'Babar' books. I think the work was done with great skill and care, and the books are now in a condition to be used again with no fear of causing further damage. (One in particular was falling apart before.) Great job, I would definitely recommend. One more point: if you're having your book(s) sent back to you, it's worth noting that mine were really well packaged up.

William Baker

18:11 30 Jan 22

I am so delighted with the outstanding work that Meg has done on an important piece of family history. The address book, from a much loved holiday cottage, was in an advanced state of decay and without attention would have only been damaged further. Meg created a new binding with new cover entirely in keeping with the original, making assorted repairs and adding new pages to extend its life. It was a real pleasure to work with such an expert. Thank you Meg for your thoughtful and talented restoration of our treasure.

Author: Meg Green