Cool book covers diy

Cob web book made from an old book, used hot clue gun to make the web and stuck a plastic spider to it. Cover it all with tissue and pva glue. Let dry then paint it black then rub brass/gold paint over the bits that stands out.

Here's a simple and quick way to pretty up a plain notebook. We love adding lace patterns—like this coffee table project here! This technique works best on canvas or fabric covered notebooks. Here's how you can make your own: 1. Supplies: Notebook with a fabric or canvas front, fabric spray paint, lace, scissors, packing tape, and a trash bag. 2. First, cut out a piece of lace slightly larger than...

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.

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

I’ve had a lot of interest in my bookmaking hobby so I figured I’d share an easy guide on how to get started! Like most hobbies there’s a small upfront investment to gather all of your supplies and materials. Fortunately, bookmaking is a relatively affordable hobby so there’s not too much that you have to […]

Protect your books with style with these 12 quick and easy DIY book cover tutorials. Curated by Arty Crafty Crew.

Tornheart by @emmahammauthor "You are my heart, Lady of Starlight" 🌟 Aannnd here's the next one I did for @thebookishbox 📚 obsessed with the thread wrapping around this edition, you can follow it across the entire dust jacket! My favorite part of this one is the spool of thread and Victorian style scissors on the back flap 🖤 This special edition is fully illustrated by me! From the hard cover down to the endpages. Swipe through to check every page & detail 📖 #specialeditionbooks…

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As a child I loved pop-up books. A friend once sent me a pop-up postcard of the Alhambra in Granada, Spain featuring a thoughtful, solitary figure. It was a beautiful, inspiring card.