Book cover diy

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

An easy step-by-step tutorial on how to cover a book with paper. Bonus - you can stamp the spines for a decorative look!

As promised, I would like to share how I covered my old well-loved books to give my bookcase a cleaner and more uniform look. (Read all abo...

In the past few months we have both been in the process of styling our bookshelves thanks to the amazing tips from Refinerie in our post on how to style a bookshelf. As much fun as it’s been …

That’s My Bookshelf 📚✂️ on Instagram: "Rebinding my books into the penguin clothbound classic aesthetic, one book at a time! Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix Gold foil HTV from @cricut Bookcloth from @bookcraftsupply Only two left until I’m done with this set!! #harrypotter #bookstagram #harrypotterandtheorderofthephoenix #penguinclothboundclassics #penguinclothboundclassicsrebinds #rebind #bookbinding #cricut #handboundbook #thatsmybookshelf"

This weeks blog post is for Part Four of My Handmade Gifts for Friends. Today we are making a fabric book cover using a beautiful piece of french linen...

Turn even the ugliest of books into colorful decorative accessories with this simple tutorial for no-sew fabric book covers. So pretty!

Because textbooks are supposed to last for a while so many students can use them, teachers sometimes require students to use book covers on their textbooks. Durable fabric book covers are sold in many school supply stores, but they are often expensive.