Shakespeare Journals - Part 1

I'm creating a trio of journals from some beautiful old worn volumes of Shakespeare.
In Part 1, I show my process of putting the covers together.

[@roxiebaker1158]

Great problem solving! These are going to be lovely.

[@debzehr3244]

These covers are wonderful. And it seems the books have stories to tell. 😊
I love the spine you’ve created. And I look forward to seeing your process for making the journals. 💖💖💖

[@karenbrossmann8790]

It was very interesting to watch and listen to how you go about finding a solution to how you will put the spine on these old lovely books. Thanks for sharing ❤

[@countrygirljunkjournals6924]

I love the fabric your using for the spines. I normally don’t like that color but how it’s made the threads to make the dots ok front but then the back side is just as lovely!

[@pamelawooten3690]

Gorgeous books and drapes! Can't wait to follow the progress of these. I don't think I would've ever thought of the heat and bond type stuff, great save!

[@millerslaboratory7954]

Thank you! 😊

[@rankinstudios5342]

If you use the iron-on interfacing on the back of the fabric only and then glue it to the cover the Fabritac glue won't seep through. ~Terri 😊

[@millerslaboratory7954]

Great tip! Thank you, Terri!

[@mmitche5-bx9ms]

Climbing aboard for another interesting journey! Did you use a dry iron?

[@millerslaboratory7954]

Yes I did, the instructions said steam but I didn't think that was a good idea. 😉