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How to convert a hardback book into a Kindle cover with a strap: What you will need: 1) A book you don't mind chopping up; this book must be at least 7.5" tall, 5" wide, and 1 cm thick (though a little thicker might be better) 2) Two sheets of craft felt which are larger than the books covers by approximately 2 inches on all sides 3) Hot glue gun & glue sticks 4) Up to 3' of 1/2" braided elastic 5) Stiff paperboard; Rayeath recommends a cereal box, I used the covers of an old composition notebook 6) Scissors 7) X-acto knife 8) Paperclip 9) Ruler 10) Sharpie I spent less than $10 on this whole project, including the book, which I found for 99 cents at Goodwill.
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This Paper Doll Costume is SO fun and simple to make! Have your little one grab his or her favorite outfit, and use it for inspiration. You’ll need: Outfit for inspirationPosterboard or FoamboardSharpie(s)ScissorsYarn or elasticTapeDirections:Using the outfit your child chose as inspiration, trace it out onto the posterboard or foam board. I used posterboard, but I think foam board would be nice because it doesn’t bend. Cut the outfit out, and then make little “tabs”. I would make the dashes BIGGER than the ones in the photo. **Tutorial Inspired by THIS COSTUME that is $50** Stocking Stuffers For Men 2012 in Ask Your Frugal Friends, Christmas, Thrifty Gifts.
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