#How to make bookends how to#

#How to make bookends how to#

If youвЂ™re new to sewing then make sure you head to our beginners guide to sewing and our how to use a sewing machine guide, which will teach you all the basics you need to know. Now put the template of Pocoyo on top and with a pencil trace along all the lines that. This one didnвЂ™t live up to his expectations in the clamping department so instead he made a cool set of bookends out of it. Make sure to put the colored side of the carbon paper facedown onto to the surface of the bookend. John has made some really interesting clamping devices over the years. Use the carbon paper to trace the drawing of Pocoyo from the template onto the bookend. This project was created by Leah for Mollie MakesВ magazine вЂ“ for more easy-make craft projects and creative inspiration, subscribe to MollieВ or click here to find out more. Allow the bookend to dry on the box for 24 hours. That would be an easy way to display the sand. All seams are stitched using an 0.5cm (ВјвЂќ) allowance. I would you clear jars such as Mason Jars and fill them with sand. If youвЂ™re mixing different prints, choose ones in the same palette for a coherent look. Once you have them traced, cut 4 pieces of wood at least the length that you need. I used a French curve stencil and traced out 4 pieces. Use the same type of fabric in different colours or prints for a smooth finish. The first step in this project is to make the curved parts of the bookends. Each bookend has a storage space for magazines and manuals, and books get squeezed in between. These Workshop Bookends were made from scrap plywood and an old saw blade. Subscribe to Steve Carmichael on Youtube.

Leah Farquharson will show you how to make these super simple bookends that you can make for yourself or give to a book-loving friend! Workshop Bookends - Easy Woodworking Project. These DIY bookends are a great rainy afternoon project, ideal for using up a fat quarter pack or some of your beloved leftover scraps.

We do love a perfectly styled bookshelf here at Mollie HQ вЂ“ colour-arranged displays and plenty of knick-knacks are our kind of eye candy.