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LP Album Cover PurseThank-you much Bartender0062 Feedback About This Post:RE: LP Album Cover PurseYou might want to consider copying it and going from there. Depending on the condition of the album cover you might be turning a collectable worth a lot of money into a tote that will get bumped around and possibly ruined. Post By Rae (Guest Post) RE: LP Album Cover PurseI saw this done on the Carol Duvall show. Go to her website and find the directions. Have fun. Post By christi (Guest Post) LP Album coverIf you want to use the actual album cover and yet preserve it a bit, why not use clear plastic from a fabric store. You should be able to buy a thickness that you can machine stitch on easily. You could then sandwich the album cover between two pieces and then sew completely around it. Then, using a purchased totebag pattern or your own design, the rest of the bag could be made out of fabric such as canvas, or colored plastic to match the clear plastic weight. Post By Alice (Guest Post) RE: LP Album Cover PurseHave you though about getting the album cover copied to transfer paper and then putting it on cloth? Post By LaDonna (Guest Post) |
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