Here is another in my
series of posts about projects that I did months ago and never typed up. This
one is because it was a complete failure and I didn't want to rehash it all in
a post.
I tried to create a kindle
cover from an old book.
I got the idea from
firefliesandjellybeans.com. Jeannie has a great tutorial on how to DIY KindleCovers. Unfortunately, mine did not come out quite like Jeannie’s.
firefliesandjellybeans.com |
I gathered my supplies: hardcover
book, razor knife, mod podge, and a paint brush.
I glued a rubber band to
the back page and glued the outside pages together.
I drew an outline of the
kindle on one of the first pages.
Then I started to cut.
Unfortunately, it was very
challenging to cut. The pages wrinkled and tore.
I gave up at this point. The
Kindle didn't fit in the case and it looked terrible. In hindsight, I should
have made the outline slightly bigger so the Kindle could fit. I also should
have been more patient with letting the glue dry. If I let the glue on the
outside pages dry completely, then the pages probably wouldn't have wrinkled. Oh
well! Maybe I’ll try again one day. In the mean time, if you want to try this
yourself and want a more thorough tutorial then check out firefliesandjellybeans.
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