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how to make a cool book cover

how to make a cool book cover
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in this Instructable ill show you how to make a cover for a school book, or a diary etc..

this is my first time... so please be gentle...
 
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Step 1Get the stuff

get the stuff
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materials/tools

you will need some pencils or pens or a computer running something like paint

some paper big enough to cover the book, or just to cover the front of the book

some old magazines (I suggest glossy but any will work) or you could print your favourite font on some glossy photo paper, that will work too (this is to write your name on the front because it would be covered up by the paper)

some scissors

some glue, pritstick, pva etc...

shapes to draw around like a bowl, tin or money.
this clear sticky back plastics (picture will explain it all)
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5 comments
Mar 14, 2012. 10:15 AMdur.sk8 says:
Wow nice designs
I needed some thing creative for my school books and notebook
and it is perfect.
i'm just gonna show my friends and wont tell them how i made it. hahahahaha
just kidding, its really awesome
May 4, 2009. 9:07 AMlemonie says:
You're at least half right with "it's almost worth making an instructable just for puting the plastic on" (I know) - if you've found a good technique that works well you should!
Your work is well presented, if you're after improvements they're fairly minor:
show the book you start with, rotate some of the images 90o, capitalise the first letter of sentences and "i" - (check spelling).
Good job.

L
May 4, 2009. 9:17 AMlemonie says:
No not the grammar - just the odd capital, "I" and the odd word like terminater which my Firefox spell-check is underlining (terminator). The whole thing looks good - you know how to rotate images?

L

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