Paper book covers

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

Carrying heavy books can be such a drag for students. You can't lighten their load but you can brighten it with some fun book covers you can make together.

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 …

Do you remember how to fold a book cover? Follow this simple tutorial to protect and personalize all of your textbooks with a paper bag.

PRICES MAY VARY. Proper Size for Using: the book board has different sizes for you to choose from, please refer to the size chart to get detailed information; Suitable size for you to use, portable and lightweight, convenient to store and carry around Wide Applications: the chipboard sheets are suitable for home, office, school and more, ideal for book cover making, box making, handicraft making and so on, practical and convenient Nice Bearing Capacity: the kraft board has a good bearing…

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.

How to Cover a Textbook using kraft paper or brown paper bag. Personalize and decorate the covers with colorful Sharpie Markers

Sibia Torres Padilla | DIYs on Instagram: "Well I finally got around to turning that paper we made from an egg carton into a notebook. all I used was our homemade paper, a whole punch, some twine, and a twig. I used half the paper we made because you don’t want it to be too much thicker than the twig you use although if you want it to be a lot thicker, there are ways to use more than one twig but for this, I thought it would be really cute to keep it simple. i’ll admit I over thought it…