Check book covers pattern

This checkbook cover will not only add a personal flair to your checkbook and a splash of color to your purse, but it promises to be much sturdier than the standard plastic junk you get from the bank.View This Tutorial

My daughter asked me to make her a checkbook cover so she didn’t have to use the ugly plastic one (gasp!) from the bank! It seemed a shame that someone like myself who can sew, had been using a plastic one too! (the horror) They are quick and easy to put together and great little… Read More »Simple Checkbook Cover Tutorial

A checkbook cover makes a cute little gift! There are a few tutorials around, but I thought I'd share with you how I make mine. You will need: Fabric 1 front - 7 x 7 1/2 (grey floral) 1 lining - 7 x 1/2 (grey and black) 2 pockets - 7 x 6 1/2 (yellow) Iron-on interfacing 1 - 6 1/4 x 7 1/4 2 - 6 1/4 x 2 1/4 I like to cut my interfacing a quarter of an inch, or so, smaller than the pieces it will go on to reduce bulky seams. It doesn't have to be perfect either. Fold the pocket pieces in half…

Awhile back I went to a make-and-take craft activity where we were learning how to make cute checkbook covers out of scrapbook paper. It was a pretty simple concept and mine turned out really fun. But later when I decided I wanted to make more checkbook covers as gifts for family members, I realized that I couldn't because I didn't have those neat little plastic covers that are required to make them! Augh. There's nothing worse than feeling the creativity but not having the supplies! And…

I'm so excited to share with you all this tutorial on making your own checkbook covers. Now that I've figured it out, all my friends are get...

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Carry those checks around in style with this checkbook cover tutorial by Make It Love It. This is a quick sew and beginner friendly project. -Sewtorial

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Make a fabric cover for you plastic check book cover. DIy Tutorial makes it easy using scrap fabric.

Does anyone even use a checkbook anymore? Ann doesn't write them like she used to, but she does write one at least once a week. My favorite human likes to have one too so we made his in his f

My daughter asked me to make her a checkbook cover so she didn’t have to use the ugly plastic one (gasp!) from the bank! It seemed a shame that someone like myself who can sew, had been using a plastic one too! (the horror) They are quick and easy to put together and great little… Read More »Simple Checkbook Cover Tutorial

HERE IS THE SITE I BOUGHT THEM FROM- SORRY http://www.cistamps.com I made these checkbook covers for a swap that I am in and I noticed that there are no tutorials. So here's the one I made: Supplies Needed: 1- 6 3\4 x 61/4 inch piece of coordinating cardstock 2- 3 x 6 inch pieces of patterned paper scrap of white cardstock to stamp image onto stamps and ink of your choice scissors adhesive (I used Duck Brand Double Stick Tape) paper trimmer vinyl checkbook covers (I bought mine for 80 cents…

My checkbook has been getting creased rumbling around in my purse since its cheapo vinyl cover busted one bajillion years ago. An Etsy sea...

It's raining at my house which makes for a gloomy Sunday afternoon. I have 2 things I want to do...sew and read. I thought I would do a li...

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4 more Christmas baskets (which brings my Christmas basket total to 8) and 3 steno pad covers brings my National Sewing Month count to 28. 28!! All small items, to be sure, but things I wanted to work on, and wanted to try - I'm so very happy! Thanks to Aunt Jo for the inspiration, and thanks to those great ladies who share their wonderful patterns online with us - it's so much appreciated! The steno pads are a new project for me - the pattern is from Two Wacky Women (LOL!) - thanks a bunch…

When I was a kid, my dad started a tradition on New Year's Day by coming up with a slogan for the new year. The first one I remember hearing about was: "Don't be late in '78". And then there was the follow up: "Arrive on time in '79." Those were the most memorable. And we, to this day, ask my dad what his slogan of the year is. It's a fun family memory. All that to tell you that I blame/credit my dad with my title of this series of Christmas gift tutorials that I came up with. I was going to…

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