Textiles book cover ideas

From Stitch a Month class with Robyn Duncan 2013-2014

a quick idea for textile cover page

Fabric Book Cover Techniques: on a base of cut silk ties assemblage of various cut out fabric flowers, covered with tulle and fixed with free motion embroidery. Later embellished with hand stitching and beading

Beautiful Star Notes Junk Journal by Gina Testa. Video flip-thru included.

How do you like to purchase patterns? Do you prefer the paper variety or do you like the ease and speed of downloading a PDF? If the answe...

Fabric book cover with illuminated initial Materials used: velvet, organza, kunin felt, nappy liner, angelina, deco foil and much more. Techniques: layering, decorative stitching with free motion embroidery, beading, hand stitching, zapping with heat gun

I love Thursdays. Husband works Monday-Thursday every week (4 10's) and so in my mind Thursday marks the beginning of my weekend. In light of that little bit of randomness, Happy Thursday!! Let's rewind back one and a half months. So I get this email from a very nice lady saying she digs the scripture cover on the ol' blog. She then proceeds to ask me if I would be willing to make some for her church's book store. I say "Heck YES!" (not a direct quote....I was much more professional) And so…

GCSE title page

Fabric book cover with illuminated initial Materials used: velvet, organza, kunin felt, nappy liner, angelina, and much more. Closure: Chinese key Piping: wrapped cord Techniques: layering, decorative stitching with free motion embroidery, beading, hand stitching, zapping with heat gun

Fabric book cover for a nautical logbook. The design is inspired by Ineke Berlyn's book "Landscape in Contemporary Quilts". Cotton scraps, tulle and organza. Free motion embroidery and hand stitching.

Join me for a flip through of my entire junk journal collection !Hope you could find some ideas for your own junk journalFollow my IG @uri.journal

Jude Hill

Fabric and lace covered junk journal - Henriëtte van Mierlo