Making A Fabric Book For My Slow Stitched Pictures

It’s time to assemble another fabric book! I’m using all of my 3.5” squares for this one. I have videos showing how to make all of the squares included in this fabric album.
I still prefer the accordion fold method over all of the ones I have tried.
I also cheated here by using hot glue to attach the art to the pages.
Making fabric books is actually time consuming whenever you’re hand stitching around all the edges. As much as I love the books when they’re done, I enjoy stitching the art that goes inside more than I enjoy stitching the books.
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I have a playlist of videos showing how to make a fabric book using different methods if you’re interested in that. Here’s my playlist on fabric book assembly • Fabric Book Assembly
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