Fabric-covered Concertina Books
At a Craft & Folk Art Museum CRAFTlab Workshop this weekend, I got to try out some of my fabric patterns on these little accordion (or concertina, because it sounds fancy) books. Printed at half scale, the patterns looked really good on these little books (the square book is about 5″ x 5″). Patterns in use are from the Heartwings and Mini Argyles collections.
Want to make your own? Click here for a tutorial on the accordion style version.
Click the images below to buy the Mini Argyles and Heartwings fabrics (and to see other colorways) on Spoonflower. Some will need to be printed at half scale.
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Thanks, Sam!
Now I’ve caught the bug and need to do more… 🙂
Wow! Those are magnificent!