Book cover diy fabric

Tutorial on how to sew a simple lined fabric book cover, great for any size hard back journal or notepad with basic sewing machine skills

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

Fabrics are sentimental. Reuse your favorite fabric to cover and protect a book using the instructions offered in this article. Gather your fabric and sewing supplies.

You can carry the book itself with you, but you may be concerned about the dirt on the book or the eyes of others.So why not make your favorite book cover for your book?Here introducing how to dress u

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I made a really sweet little book cover the other day and enjoyed the process and the results so much I thought I'd write a tutorial on it. And it's pouring with (much needed) rain outside so what a good way to spend a day, right? Close-up of the cover. The back. Grubby window optional. The inside of the cover. At our Quilting Club's Christmas lunch the other day I received a little book covered with a lined cover and a cross stitch design on the outside. Now I can't cross stitch to save my…

Handy book cover with pockets and handles

Make a simple fabric book cover to fix old, worn-out, or stained book covers and bring instant interest back to your bookshelves.

If you’re a reader or have a bookworm in your life, you will understand the need for today’s tutorial! Reading is a big part of my life, and since I’m also in the taxi mom phase of parenting, I take books with me everywhere I go. I almost always have a book in the car or tossed into my tote bag, and