Mini Wearable Book

You can download a PDF of the instructions HERE
The ladies in my class did a wonderful job on their books. Here are some things we discovered:
It is important to have an accurate paper cutter.
An oval or round bead works better than a bead with corners.
We used a paper punch (1/8 ") rather than a drill and it worked great. (You punch the holes as far apart as the width of the bead.)
This project took me a full two hours to teach. You could probably make it within that amount of time.
If you do try it, let me know how it goes. If you have questions I will try to answer them.
7 Comments:
THIS IS SO COOL!!! BLESSINGS FOR YOUR GENEROUS SHARING!! Your sketch is outstanding!
This is really beautiful. Your PDF instructions are an art work themselves. Inspirational.
Very nice drawing -- I made a small book much like this and it was fun.
What a great concept and a fabulous drawing of it too. I can see the care and attention you put into every stroke. It's lovely. You should be very proud of it.
JULIE YOUR DRAWING IS GREAT, I HAVE A QUESTION ABOUT THE INSTRUCTIONS, THO....CAN YOU EMAIL ME....
Very nice Julie, thanks for sharing..your instruction page is as nice as the drawing itself!
Dede
Deb-
I think I know why you are getting confused. The layout drawing in step 2 is what you need to go by. The drawing on the second page is actually right, but it's flipped around. You need to go by the measurements on that drawing, not the way the book looks. The smaller flap needs to go inside when the book closes and the small spine needs to be next to the smaller 1 3/4 x 2 1/2" piece. If it's not then you will end up with what your book looked like in class, where the spines are switched around. Try it again. Let me know how it goes. If we need to I can get with you and we can do it again together. ok?
Julie
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