Module 4 Chapter 10 - Book-Type Structures

Sample 9.

A long narrow folder with decorative inverts at the top. It has pockets for documents. The covers are not joined to each other, only to the front and back pages.

Module 4 Chapter 10 - Book-Type Structures,

Sample 6.

A flat sheet of poster board is creased and folded into a box with a lid.





Sample 7.

An open box, with dividers . Not a lot of surface area to decorate, but the sides of this box could be embellished.





Sample 8

Folder, with a wide and a narrow flap.

Module 4 Chapter 10 - Book-Type Structures

Sample 5.

A flat folder opens to show many surfaces, to which pockets, a note pad, paper clips or photos could be added.

Module 4 Charpter 10 - Book-Type Structures

Sample 4

A folder, with offset envelope flaps.
I wanted to try different methods of attaching the front flaps; from the top:- punched holes, with string ties.
Right-hand side: - tabs.
Bottom: - overlapping decorative tabs, machine stitched together and stitched to folder.
Left-hand side: - hand stitching.

Module 4 Chapter 10 - Book Type-Structures

Sample 3

Semi-circular papers and outer cover poster boards were joined together (to form complete circles) with a machine insertion stitch. Having the pages cut in half this way made made for easy closure of the booklet.

Module 4 Chapter 10 - Book-Type Structures

Sample 3









This is a previously made booklet, that accompanied a Round Robin quilt block, featuring fairies. The pages were blanket-stitched together and a perfusion of ribbons, torn fabrics and threads were added to the folded edge.

Module 4 Chapter 10 - Book-Type Structures

Sample 1

Staggered folded pages, joined by taking thread from the outside, into the center of the book and then back to the outside, where the threads were knotted and tied.




Sample 2

The outer cover has been folded, concertina style, in the center and small pages were attached on the inside, in the folds. Pages were glued on the left side of the fold, then the right side, and back to the left again, so the pages fall in opposite directions.