A hand-bound book created by John J. Burns Library Conservator Barbara Adams Hebard is on exhibit now through June 29 at the North Bennet Street School’s 20^th Annual Celebration of Craft. Hebard designed the cover for a copy of The Holy Bible purchased from Ignatius Press. It is bound in a historic-style known as Stationery or Account Book, a style popular in the 15^th century. The cover is in thick hand-made flax paper, decorated with goatskin over-bands tacketed with vellum strips and linen thread. According to Hebard, her goal was to make a sturdy, yet light-weight, book that would be easy to hold and would visually evoke the centuries the printed Bible has been in use. A graduate of the North Bennet Street School’s Bookbinding Program, Hebard has taught book arts workshops for BC students. She is a Fellow of the International Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works, a Professional Associate of American Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works, and chairperson of the New England Conservation Association. The 20^th Annual Celebration of Craft is on display at the NBSS Windgate Gallery, 150 North Street in Boston.