Nook cover from crumbs
#21
Originally Posted by Ms. Shawn
I got a Nook last year and I love your cover much better than the one I bought to go with the nook. Was it easy to make and can you tell me how you made the cover?
Then I pieced the crumbs and cut the shapes out of that pieced fabric. I backed and quilted them, making essentially two potholders.
Then I bound the top edge of the plain rectangle and sewed the two quilted pieces together with a 1/4" seam (pinned carefully so that the raw edges matched up).
Next I bound all the way around with pre-made double-fold bias tape (has to be bias because of the curved edge of the flap). It would probably look nicer if you used bias binding and sewed it down on the back by hand.
My four year old daughter said it best: "Look, it's like a big potholder!". Basically, it is just two potholders bound together.
#24
Originally Posted by Butterflyblue
Vickimc - I couldn't wait. My husband was going to a city with a Barnes and Noble so I had him go by and get it for me in person.
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