Book sleeve tutorial

Free Pattern By Pin Cut Sew Studio

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Perfect for all levels of sewing, this project is great for protecting and storing your tablet device. Plus, you can make it unique with your choice of fabric!

DIY book sleeves are a fabulous way to protect the books you carry with you. And they're super cute! Click through for a book sleeve sewing pattern.

February 11, 2018 by Nicole Collins We're breaking out the sewing machine today, guys! Quick story...I used to have this manager that every time someone said "so" or "so what", he'd say "sew buttons". This was 100% of the time. This was also the same manager that would come up with random words of the day like "meow" or "watermelon", and we were challenged to hide these words in conversations with customers. For example, "I love watermelon" would be a fail. He was looking for usage like…

Muriel Corbierre on Instagram: "Finished size: about 7.5" wide by 10" tall (19cm wide by 25.5cm tall). This fits medium books (6"×9") and probably some e-readers. I used quilting cotton and fusible fleece. Some people use foam interfacing, but I think it's too expensive for a book sleeve but it would be a good idea for an e-reader. I will do another reel this week to show you how to add an elastic and button closure. Cut 2 each of exterior, lining and fusible fleece: 10.5" tall by 8" wide…

DIY book sleeves are a fabulous way to protect the books you carry with you. And they're super cute! Click through for a book sleeve sewing pattern.

If you are a big reader, I guess you always have a book in your bag to spend some time reading in the public transports. The problem with this is usually that your book ends up being damaged due to the huge amount of stuff that you manage to get into your bag with the

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In this tutorial, I use sewing jargon for concise instructions. Though being an advanced sewer isn’t necessary for this project, you do need to know the basics to understand the steps.