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A Simple, Recycled Textbook Cover! – The Crafts Dept. This is exactly how all of my textbooks were covered, and then I doodled all over the covers.

Nice Package: Awesome Free Printable Patterned Tag Set at Creature Comforts. These will come in very handy, and they are so sweet.

Does a strong kick-butt non-scantily clad female superhero exist? | Ask MetaFilter.

Wonderputt, a free online game on Kongregate. This is a gorgeous little Flash putt putt game. Via Waxy.

Introducing: Tales from High Mountain « Tea & Cookies. Tara’s memoirs about her years living in Japan, she is selling it as a fundraiser for the people in Japan who are still affected. It’s a PDF right now, Kindle version coming soon. A simple way you can help contribute! Thank you Tara.

· comments [3] · 08-24-2011 · categories:links · misc ·

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  • 1 Seanna Lea // Aug 24, 2011 at 8:32 am

    I remember making my book covers that way. I loved doing it, but now I’m thinking I should try making a fabric one. It cannot be much harder to do.

  • 2 megan // Aug 24, 2011 at 12:04 pm

    I wonder if it would work if you starched the fabric a bit? Or added velcro tabs? (Would those be too bulky?) Or just added a bit of stitching to keep the fabric folded up.

  • 3 Jeanne // Aug 24, 2011 at 5:52 pm

    Our school requires (requires!) that you purchase book sox, which are just stretchy fabric covers. I’m sure they could be easily made.

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