Make Your Own Leather Book Cover

Open the book up flat. You will need one piece of old leather that is as wide and tall as the whole outside edges of the book. Be sure to add one about one two tow inches to this size.




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Now, you will need two more piece of leather to finish your leather book cover. These need to be the same eight as the last piece you cut, but only about half to 2/3's as wide as the cover of the book.

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I knew that I couldn't hot glue this large flower directly to the plastic head band and expect it to stay so as with the green headband, I wrapped floral wire around the band in between each tooth of the headband so that the hot glue would have something more to adhere to. And voila! my last headband was complete!

Layering Danskin leggings with a very short skirt can give you enough coverage; when we say short, we mean mid-thigh length and above. Leggings add a bit more oomph to any short skirt. It also makes wearing very short skirts (that only cover your butt) appropriate enough for everyday wear.