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I've been doodling this design today. The book cover is made continuously in three hoopings. The style of cover will accommodate different thicknesses of book and small adjustments can be made for slightly different cover sizes.
Now to write the instructions...........
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Your creative juices are always flowing Sue. Another fabulous design and so well thought out. I am in awe of your spatial intelligence! Love Chris
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Reminds me of your runners Chris. Pretty fabrics Sue used too.
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asterixsew
16 Oct 2018
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Sue its always fascinating seeing what your creating. There is always so much care and attention to detail. Great work
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crafter2243
16 Oct 2018
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Looks great and I can see where the adjustment comes in. Writing the instructions are often more tedious then creating the project. Thank you for doing all the hard work for us.
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it looks great, and interesting cut, for different dimensions - brilliant idea, hugs Maria
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sonjapotgieter
17 Oct 2018
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So Stunning..Love the different dimensions with the fabric!!!Great design Sue
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dragonflyer
17 Oct 2018
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The concept looks just like the book covers we made in school out of brown kraft grocery bags!
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Interesting! Thank you.
We made those to even with my Mother helping lol
I remember those Kim!
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Your doodling always results in something special. I love the flowing lines.
And it makes me feel guilty I have not yet started the ten covers I was asked to make...
And it makes me feel guilty I have not yet started the ten covers I was asked to make...
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Well you better get doing it Or i will come over there and get u moving****lol hugs
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Good job Sue!
The curvy fabrics remind me on the runner Chris did, from Sweetpea.
I just watched how to make one of these notebook covers on the Kreative Kiwi site. She gives very good instructions on the video, but I'm sure the written instructions give the size to cut each fabric piece.
I have done many on the regular machine, with embroidery, because I did larger books and of course I don't have a large emb field to make large ITH.
The curvy fabrics remind me on the runner Chris did, from Sweetpea.
I just watched how to make one of these notebook covers on the Kreative Kiwi site. She gives very good instructions on the video, but I'm sure the written instructions give the size to cut each fabric piece.
I have done many on the regular machine, with embroidery, because I did larger books and of course I don't have a large emb field to make large ITH.