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1. sewingsupport.com › book-cover-patterns20+ FREE Fabric Book Cover Patterns - sewingsupport.com

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   Dress up an ordinary book with this collection of over twenty free fabric book cover patterns, tutorials, and diy sewing projects gathered from all over the web.

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2. www.cloverandviolet.com › 2016 › 10Notebook Slipcover with Pen Pocket {Tutorial} - Clover & Violet

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   Regardless of how wide your note book is, the inside cover width is cut to be 5.5″ wide. So, the 6″ wide pocket is gathered to the 5.5″ inside cover. With this pattern, the width of your notebook affects the uncovered space between the center of your notebook and the edge of the interior pocket.

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3. www.allfreesewing.com › Fabric-Book-CoverFabulous and Fun Fabric Book Cover Tutorial - AllFreeSewing

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   This adorable DIY fabric book cover helps you easily transport your bible or another favorite book. It has a vintage and country charm that we love. However, you can easily adjust the fabric pattern and embellishments to make it more modern or have a different style profile.

4. www.supermomnocape.com › how-to-make-fabric-book-coverHow to Make a Fabric Book Cover - Easy Sew Project - Super Mom

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   Oct 25, 2018 · Whether you’re wanting to make a cover for a much loved book that is getting a little worn from being read over and over again or to protect a favorite inspirational book, this basic tutorial can be used to make a fabric cover for them.

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5. astitchahalf.net › tutorial-adjustable-book-coverHow To: Make an Adjustable Fabric Book Cover - aStitch aHalf

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   Mar 21, 2019 · Have you wished for a Book Cover that can be Adjustable? How about a Book cover with a front pocket to store your supplies? Well, with this Fabric cover you can have both! Enjoy making this fun project! Supplies needed for A5 Book Cover: Print sewing PDF pattern (included in your download) Hard-cover book Dimensions = 5.8" x 8.3" (148mm x 210mm)

6. www.stacey-lee.com › 2022/04/08 › fabric-book-coverQuick & Easy Fabric Book Cover Tutorial - STACEY LEE CREATIVE

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   Apr 8, 2022 · These instructions are to make a cover for a standard composition book. You can customize this pattern by measuring the width of the book (edge to edge including the spine), and the length (top to bottom) of the book, then add 1″ to each of these measurements.

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   How many free fabric book cover patterns are there?

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   How do you make a book cover?

   • Measure around the width of your book. Add two inches. This measurement will be the length of your covers. Then measure how tall the book is. Add an inch and a half. Cut the outer fabric, the inner fabric, and the interfacing to those measurements. Now we’ll cut the pockets. You can use either fabric.

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   What fabric do you use for a book cover?

   • That pretty print with swirls and stylized angels is Wilmington Artic Wonderland Damask White Fabric. The fabric for the book cover flaps is Folio 7755 71 Cerulean Blue by Henry Glass. And the lining fabric has been in my stash for a while now. It’s Artisan Spirit Shimmer 20256M by Deborah Edwards of Northcott.

   How to Make a Fabric Book Cover - Easy Sew Project - No Cape

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   What can you do with a fabric book cover?

   • A fabric book cover can also be a great project for quilting pre-cuts, such as fat quarters and jelly rolls. Take an ordinary blank composition book and wrap it in a beautiful fabric cover to create a lovely gift, especially for someone who loves to write. And the great thing is that once the notebook is full, the cover can be reused.

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   How do you lining a book cover?

   • Place the lining right sides together with the outer cover and pin. Quick tip: Place 2 pins close together to indicate where to leave the opening for turning the fabric book cover right side out. As well… if you are using a directional fabric, make sure to place the opening at what will be the bottom of the book cover.

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   How do you make a book pattern?

   • You can customize this pattern by measuring the width of the book (edge to edge including the spine), and the length (top to bottom) of the book, then add 1″ to each of these measurements. For the Outer fabric you can make your piece however you want, for example, sewing 2½” strips together, quilting with batting, and then cut to 16″ x 11″.

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8. www.thecrafties.com › 2011/06/08 › fabric-book-coverFabric Book Cover Tutorial - a case of the Crafties

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   Jun 8, 2011 · I will show you how to make a book cover for a standard mass market paperback (tradeback books are a different size!). There are also directions at the end for the Quick & Dirty version. You’ll need: Fabric (nothing stretchy – I prefer corduroys, linens, and soft canvas myself)