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I would like to make a totebag for my daughter-in-law out of an old Doors Album cover. I would prefer to use a cover and cloth stitched method over the grommet constructed method but would be appreciative of any tutorials or directions for either style.
Thank-you much
Bartender0062
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RE: LP Album Cover Purse
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Post By Rae (Guest Post)
(10/14/2005)
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You 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.
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Post By christi (Guest Post)
(10/06/2005)
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I saw this done on the Carol Duvall show. Go to her website and find the directions. Have fun.
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Post By Alice (Guest Post)
(10/05/2005)
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If 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.
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Post By LaDonna (Guest Post)
(10/05/2005)
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Have you though about getting the album cover copied to transfer paper and then putting it on cloth?
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