Any Size Book Cover 

When I was in middle school I made book covers with brown paper grocery bags, they were printed with lines to cut and fold. They were sturdy . I also made book covers from old blue jeans. They would last all of the school year. You can add pockets on your book covers if you want to. The pockets would be very handy on a journal to hold a pen or pencil.

I, too, love collecting vintage books and magazines. Every now and again I will grab a pile of them just to browse through to get some inspiration. Love the choice of fabric since this is a sewing book. I have the first fabric "books" and have made a book cover for my husbands journal.

If you want to add top stitching to hold a crisp edge, you'll have to add fabric to your cover... If you don't, your cover will be too small by the amount of top stitching. ... In other words, remember that the cover fits inside the top stitching and will make a flange around your book. 💖🌞🌵😷 P.s. my advice is skip the top stitching and do it like Laura demonstrated in this video.

At one time I had my mom's high school sewing book (cousin also used same book in same HS) from 1940s. Sadly it was lost when my home burned, we lost everything. It was a very good reference book. Treasure your book!

I like your choice if fabric, nice job! Your instructions were very clear and precise for easy following.

I just love this cover. I have a heap of old cooking books that could do with some covers. Now I will be on the lookout for some nice fabric to cover them. Thanks you for this Laura.

Just like the book covers we made at school only with paper! Wonderful!

I will add this to the list of things that I would like to make - which is getting steadily longer!

What an amazing old book!! Love the images

Great video which I will be using. Thank you for posting. I’d be tempted to add a piece of ribbon ar the top of the spine fabric to serve as a book mark.

Always appreciate your tutorial. I will do this method always. Beautiful, strong and very snug for my big heavy religious books. May God bless you. Thank you so much.

I just love mid-century modern art and styles. Books such as this pique my interest, to be sure. I can understand why you might consider sewing the suit you pointed out from the book -- very striking. I also appreciate the tutorial you provided today. I always come away from your channel with new information. Thanks!

Loved this project Laura, thankyou for sharing !

The spine piece! Never seen this before and it’s definitely a keeper! Loved this tutorial (as usual)!

Lovely vintage charm collections... 🥰 ...a beautifully covered vintage book!

THANK YOU ! I'VE SEEN SOME BUT THIS WAS DEFINITELY THE BEST ! FOR MY BIBLE'S!GOD 🙌

Thank you, Laura! You are awesome. Love your tutorials ❤️💕❤️

Clever idea! So cute too! Thank you for posting and sharing this video!

The fabric is cute. A cover on the book helps to keep the book in good condition.

You always make sewing projects so simple with your instructions!

🍃🌸🍃I love your Sewing Book! These Fashions are spectacular! Your teaching method is so easy to understand! Thank you!🍃🌸🍃

I have never though about book covering a specially old sewing books/I will be trying this ideal. Thanks

Yourbook cover turned out great! Thanks for sharing!

The cloth pattern so great The colour suitable to sew as a book cover The video is clear Like it with thanks

A lovely project. Thank you Laura xxx

Your book cover looks really great!

I used this method on my planner/journal. 💖🌞🌵😷

I want to make one for a vintage book Needle point which my granny had given....I will share the picture with Laura... thank you for this wonderful n detailed tutorial.

Such an amazing book!!

Love this I have an old cookery book that needs this treatment, I am even thinking of embroidering the cover

Nice! I used that same fabric to make a bag to keep some of my sewing supplies 😁

I have that book! It wass my grandmother's.

Love it!!! Thank you so much.

Nice ! Thank you Laura for sharing

Beautiful..

That is a fantastic book. Funny,I have the same material your using to cover it, I made a project bag. ❤️

I love this!

Excellent tutorial. Thank you!

this is great...thank you

Crazy quilt 😅

You are amazing!

Thank you

awesome. i have a few cherished oldies i would like to further protect.

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I have that book lol

I love this tutorial. I have one question and one suggestion. Suggestion first: if you are going to glue back the spine make sure you use good glue from bookbinding websites. I used to do bookbinding and in the beginning I used one of those cheap glue you find from book supply area, after a while it develop a mold in my book that was a lesson. Question, you did not top stitch when you finish flipping the cover to the right side why? or maybe I will find out when I do this tutorial why you did not top stitch. thanks for yet another useful tutorial.

I love watching your videos cause it’s so informative. Do you have a book carrier tutorial with zips right around so you can carry your book/bible ?

Loved this.... Will I be able to do this on composition books? I also want to do embroidery.... This would be so much quicker than what I've been doing. Thanks Laura😊

I would love if somebody would make cover for a simple paperback book, one of those mass market paperback books, nobody does that size and that is what I really need. Everybody does hard covers.😢

Do you think that would work with a spiral spine book?

As a collector I would have had it rebound.

where did you get the fabric?

I didn't know you had a Facebook group

Linen bookbinders tape will repair the spine before you cover it

Back in a time when people actually cared about how they looked before going out in public….I miss those days. 👵🏻