About Carol Ceraldi and Graham Hill Bindery—Carol Ceraldi is a graduate of the Cooper Union School of Art and Architecture. After a long career as a graphic designer turned web developer, she made yet another turn to the study of bookbinding. This new direction offered great balance for a work life spent before a computer screen. While living in Syracuse, NY, she was introduced to bookbinding by Dorinna Parmenter, and later studied at the workshops of Hedi Kyle, Daniel Kelm, and other masters of the craft. After taking a workshop with the legendary Peter Verheyen at Syracuse, she had the excellent good fortune of continuing to study in his weekly workshops for several years. In 2009, Ceraldi made the decision to move to Vermont full-time and open what quickly has become a busy workshop of her own.

Ceraldi (Graham Hill Bindery) is a member of: The Guild of Book Workers  (New England Chapter) and the Book Arts Guild of Vermont. She has exhibited nationally and has taught workshops and given talks on binding locally.

Price outlines for restoration and new book projects, available on request.

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