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HOW TO MAKE A FABRIC BOOK COVER (VIDEO) – EASY BOOK JACKET

Give your favorite book or old Bible a makeover with my easy tutorial. I’ll show
you how to make a fabric book cover to size in a matter of minutes! Every book
lover knows how ugly things can get if you accidentally spill some coffee or tea
onto the book you’re reading. In most cases, the book suffers catastrophic
damage and that can be tough, especially if it’s one of your favorite novels.
God knows I’ve lost my share of great books to critical coffee wounds.


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There’s a way to prevent that though, a fun way indeed! Reusable fabric book
covers!





They’ll keep your books safe from accidents, and give them that neat touch of
class and style. Not only that, but you can use them to easily recognize some of
the books that have been worn out over time!

Now get ready for action because you’re about to learn how to sew a fabric book
jacket in just few minutes with this DIY fabric book cover tutorial of ours!



Below you will find my step by step written tutorial with VIDEO instructions for
all the visual learners. I’ll show you how to measure your book and calculate
the dimensions to make your own made-to-measure book jacket. You can use it for
everything from a notebook, to dictionaries or your favorite books and Bibles.

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Table of Contents

 * 1 How to Make a Fabric Book Cover
 * 2 Supplies and tools
 * 3 How to Sew a Book Cover (Jacket)
   * 3.1 Reusable Fabric Book Cover VIDEO TUTORIAL
   * 3.2 FABRIC BOOK COVER INSTRUCTIONS:
   * 3.3 STEP 1: Measure the book
   * 3.4 STEP 2: Cut fabric
   * 3.5 STEP 3: Make side pockets
   * 3.6 STEP 4: Stitch side pockets
   * 3.7 STEP 5: Pin and mark stitching line
   * 3.8 STEP 6: Stitch down along the marked lines
   * 3.9 STEP 7: Clip and turn around
   * 3.10 STEP 8: Press
   * 3.11 STEP 9: Insert the book, use and enjoy
   * 3.12 STEP 10: Add ribbon bookmark (optional)


HOW TO MAKE A FABRIC BOOK COVER


SUPPLIES AND TOOLS



 * outdoor decor fabric (here, here or cotton fabric + interfacing)
 * matching thread
 * scissors (or rotary cutter and a cutting mat)
 * ruler or measuring tape
 * iron and ironing board
 * sewing clips or pins
 * sewing machine

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HOW TO SEW A BOOK COVER (JACKET)

Watch the diy fabric book cover video first and then follow the written step by
step instructions below.
Please enjoy and don’t forget to Like and SUBSCRIBE over on YouTube to be kept
up to date with new videos as they come out.


REUSABLE FABRIC BOOK COVER VIDEO TUTORIAL




FABRIC BOOK COVER INSTRUCTIONS:


STEP 1: MEASURE THE BOOK

Take the book you want to make the fabric book cover for, and measure from the
edge of the back cover to the edge of the front cover of the book. Add 8 inches
(20cm) to that length.

Then measure from the top edge of the cover to the bottom edge of the cover. Add
2 inches (5cm) to this measurement.



Now go ahead and cut out the fabric in the size you just got.


STEP 2: CUT FABRIC

Cut your outdoor fabric according to the calculations above. In short:

 * FABRIC WIDTH = book width + 8″ (20cm)
 * FABRIC HEIGHT = book height + 2″ (5cm)

The dictionary I’m making this fabric book jacket for measures 15 x 9 inches (38
x 23)

My fabric piece measures 23 x 11″ (58 x 28)






STEP 3: MAKE SIDE POCKETS

Put the fabric onto your workspace with its right side facing down.
Fold the ends of the shorter edges inward about a 1/4 inch (6mm), and press flat
with your iron. Pin in place if the fold do not hold.




STEP 4: STITCH SIDE POCKETS

Sew the folds in place on both sides with your sewing machine. Backstitch at the
beginning and the end of each seam. Those seams need to be durable.




STEP 5: PIN AND MARK STITCHING LINE

Take the book you want to make the fabric book covers for. Spread the fabric so
that the shorter edges are on the sides and place the open book onto it, with
its covers facing downward. Center the book on the fabric so that there are
about 4 inches (10cm) of extra fabric on each side.

Fold the excess fabric over the book covers, close the book and pin the folds in
place. Don’t make it too tight or too loose, try to find the middle.



Open the book up and mark the fabric about an eighth of an inch (3mm) away from
the top and bottom edges next to the corners of the book. You need the markings
on the folded sections only, they don’t need to be longer than that. Sew along
those marks to make the pockets for the book cover.


STEP 6: STITCH DOWN ALONG THE MARKED LINES

Again, backstitch at both ends of the seam to reinforce it.




STEP 7: CLIP AND TURN AROUND

Clip all four corners of the cover with scissors to reduce bulk. Turn the entire
cover inside-out and push out the corners with the back of a pen or a chopstick.


STEP 8: PRESS

Press the cover flat with your iron.

Fold the upper edge to the line where you made the seam on the pockets. Use your
iron to press the folded section and keep it in place. Stitch along that fold.
Repeat the same process with the bottom edge of the cover.




STEP 9: INSERT THE BOOK, USE AND ENJOY

Carefully slip the book covers inside the pockets of the fabric book cover. Make
sure whether the book fits nicely.

Your new fabric book cover is now finished and ready for those long reading
sessions!






STEP 10: ADD RIBBON BOOKMARK (OPTIONAL)

Stitch a ribbon to the upper right edge of your book cover to add a bookmark.
It’s sew cute!

Of course, you can stitch a separate denim bookmark. It’s up to you – either way
will work



OPTIONS: COTTON AND INTERFACING ALTERNATIVE

I’ve mentioned this before, but you can use cotton fabric and interfacing
instead of outdoor décor fabric if you want to.

Since the fabric book cover needs to be waterproof, you’ll need to apply the
interfacing to the cotton after Step 2 of our tutorial. Other than that, the
process is the same, so you can just follow the tutorial regularly.

NOTE: This is a fixed width cover, but you can easily make it adjustable if you
add a flat elastic at the back and leave the right side edge unsewn and stitch
the top and bottom seam allowances down.

What do you think about our How to make a fabric book cover tutorial? I hope it
can help you solve your book safety problems! Now that you know how to sew a
book cover, you can go ahead and make one for all your favorite books. You can
also make a few for your friends who love to read, they’ll love the gift! Have
fun enjoying your novels with no worries about their safety!

Do you like this fabric book cover and jacket? Pin for later:



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Melynda Brown - March 3, 2021



Hello, this is one of my favorites for Encouraging Hearts and Home, this week! I
hope you stop by and say hello, this post has been pinned! Thank you for being a
part of Encouraging Hearts and Home, we appreciate all that you share. Have a
great week ahead!




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Laurie - March 5, 2021



Nice idea, and I think the fabric you chose is beautiful!

Thank you fir sharing your pattern at the Homestead Blog Hop this week!

Blessings!
Laurie
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Laurie - March 5, 2021



*for, not “fir”. I’m country but not THAT country! ?




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Helen - March 5, 2021



Lol, I spend few minutes trying to find and correct *my* mistake. I’m still
bleary-eyed and stumbling about with feet dragging. I think I need more coffee
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Donna @donnas_crative_space - March 5, 2021



This is great, I can’t wait to give this a try! I have loads of books I want to
look after and making a cover seems the perfect way!




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April Harris - March 7, 2021



I have a number of treasured old books that would benefit from protective covers
and these are beautiful. Thank you for sharing this project and for being a part
of the Hearth and Soul Link Party Community. I’m featuring this post at the
party this week. Hope to ‘see’ you there! Take care, stay well, and I wish you a
wonderful week!




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Helen - March 8, 2021



Thank you so much April. It’s lovely to hear you liked them.




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Shelbee on the Edge - March 7, 2021



What a wonderful idea! I love the thought of a bookcase filled with beautifully
fabric covered books! I do cover some of my books for various reasons but I
usually just use paper. The fabric is a brilliant twist. Thanks for sharing and
linking with me!

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http://www.shelbeeontheedge.com




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Naush Samama - March 8, 2021



I love the idea of using fabric to cover the book. I have used wall paper, but
fabric is a new one for me. Excellent idea.
Thank you for sharing with us at Meraki Link Party.
Have a wonderful week.
Much love
Naush




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Stephanie 139a - March 11, 2021



Love your fabric choice, and what a great idea – thanks for sharing with #PoCoLo




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Louise K. - March 24, 2022



These are great instructions and your cover is beautiful!

I’m going to make a few for paperbacks that I will be reading at airports and on
planes on my next trip. I’d rather not have people know what I’m reading. The
books aren’t “bad”, I’m just a private person, lol!




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