Ok for those of you who wanted this i hope it all makes sense, but it at least will give you the jist of how to: be gentle i've never done this before, so here goes

Good Job. Thanks for taking the time to show us. Love your black and white fabric.

I love it!! As much as I love my laptop, ipod, etc I just can't get into Kindle. I love the smell of real books! lol

I usually read a book in one evening but this would make a beautiful Bible cover too. Thank you for the tute.

Great clear pictures of your directions! Thanks for sharing.

Great job and nice idea!

Thanks for sharing your work to figure this out!! Now you can start working on another tute!! You really did a good job.

Love~~~~ Love it. I booked marked it. Thank you, you did a marvelous job.

very cool! thanks for the tut!!

Thanks so much! Your tute is great so simple and easy to follow instructions.I plan on doing one today!

You did a great job!! Thanks for sharing! Which Nora Roberts are you reading? :shock:

Great job! Thanks for the tutorial ... I think I'll adjust it just a bit and make a cover for my Nook.

Here is a URL I received from "Quilt This" newsletter for a kindle cover: http://www.nationalsewingmonth.org/f...over_HowTo.pdf

All of them lol i just finished the set about 3 sisters this one is captivated and i have a few others i haven't gotten to yet. I love her stuff.

yes it would, you can make it for any size book just adjust the measurements. thanks for the compliment. i wasn't sure i could do it but its pretty simple really. Denise

Thanks for the tute!!

Nice idea. Thanks. I always have a spare book with me,
just in case...don't want to be caught without something to
read. And if the book cover matches my purse, skirt, car seat,
etc, then all the better.

thnaks, great pictures made it very easy to understand!

thank you!

This is a great cover. I would love one for my 'Chicken Soup for the Soul" paperbacks I take everywhere with me. Thanks for the Directions but can anyone tell me how to print them?? I am very new to this site.[that's why I don't have a pic or location on here]

Hi,
Nice job! But can you tell me how do you make the handles?

Thank you for the tutorial. Now I can make one for my mom.

OK, I have to show my level of uninformedness, lol, what is a KINDLE????? And why do you want to cover it? Hugs and smiles... Thanks for the great book cover tute, good job!!

Nicely done. Looks like it will work beautifully. Will be trying it. Would make a good Xmas present.

Thank-you for the pattern. I love the handles. I'll make a couple for Christmas gifts. Super!!

great job. thank you for doing it. God bless.

Yes what is a kindle?

Sounds nice and concise !!

A Kindle is a hand-held device that you can use to read electronic books with (commonly called ebooks)

Ah, thanks for the explanation!!! Always learning something here!!

How do you determine the size to alter for each different book? How much do you need to allow for closing the book? I hope this is clearer than mud!! I guess I'm thinking of a general formula?

You did a good job. Thanks.

I think you would measure the width of the front and back cover and the spine, and add perhaps 1/2" for closing and folding, plus the amount folded over inside the covers.

Thanks Wildyard!

You can use anything, i just took fabric and folded it in thirds, like you were making a bias binding, sewed down the middle with decorative stitch. then stitched it to the outside of the cover. Hope this helps you. If not let me know.

I like the idea that you used a snap to keep it closed while not being read. I hate pulling a paperback out of my bag only to find it all twisted or bent up. Great tute! You did a wonderful job. Thanks for sharing.

This is a great idea!

Good Job! Neat idea.

I love how you put a magnet snap on. Is it "bulky" at all?

I used this to make a stand up cover for my Kindle. Very easy!

http://www.chicaandjo.com/2009/09/03...le-cover-case/