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The parchment of calfskin used to make the manuscript and then they were cut in shapes by monks. Lines and designed were drawn and coloured. Natural chemicals and plants were used to bring out other colours.  Iron, tree bark, and nuts were boiled to make black ink.

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The work was divided into four craftsmen: the parchment maker, the scribe, the illuminator, and the bookbinder. The first step was by the parchment maker who made the pages with animal skin or vellum.

  1. The vellum was soaked in a solution to take off the fur. 
  2. The skin would be put on a stretcher and scraped with a knife.
  3. The maker would adjust the tension as the skin dried. 

Then the scribe would write on it using a quill. After that, the illuminator added details and decorations. And the last step was that the bookbinder would bind the book together using metal clasps or leather ties. 

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