DIY Paperback to hardcover - I transformed my Bridgerton books !

In this video we went from paper back to hardcover and in the next video we are going to paint and decorate them.
It is really easy I promise you !
Hope you like it!

FOR THIS DIY YOU WILL NEED :
-a book
(or other fabric)

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[richardgonzalez]

Who's here because the hobby basically was "fine I'll do it myself" rather than it looked like fun.

[rosabeltan]

The way the cover just peeled off the book nicely 💀💀💀 absolutely unbelievable. It was so smooth

[saramarx]

Wow, I am in awe of the effort that went into creating this! It looks really stunning, I can't wait to find out how you decorated the covers :)

[daveturnbull]

I'd never seen the tip of using an iron to help remove the covers before - I love it when I learn a new tip/technique 👍 I do really like the pace of your videos and your voice is really good for me (I'm getting on a bit and sometimes I find things hard to follow). I have to agree with Srestha - you do deserve more subscribers.

[mariblue]

This is such a good idea! Paperback versions of books are always so much more affordable but hardbacks just feel nicer. Now I have a new project to see me through the winter (most of my favourite book series are in paperback ... for now).

[xeniaungeilla]

your editing is amazing, the doodles help understand the instructions so much better!!

[TessaOswin]

I’ve got a paperback book who cover has come off due to great use. This video will be very use for reinforcement this book

[MabruBlack]

This looks awesome! Although I have made my own notebooks before, I’ve never really dared to change my book covers, but now I really want to! Some tips like the iron to remove the covers are new to me, and I’d love to try that gilded image technique. You took away the fear of me ‘ruining’ my books, so I’ll definitely give it a try now! Thank you!

[KittyKatKandi]

thank you so much for this tutorial, i’ve just finished my first book and i’m so excited!!

some advice from my mistakes for anyone covering or binding their first book - make sure to double check the placement of the text block in the covers, i’m not sure quite what i did wrong the first time but even with leaving an unglued cm of endpaper, my book could just not lay flat (i think maybe i shoved the book too far back into the spine??) - after nerve wrackingly prying my endpaper off the covers, i re-positioned it and clipped it into place to check that it could open properly before gluing the second time - would recommend doing this initially to save yourselves some very tedious procedures if you’re not 100% sure 🙈

[CorbalianVoss]

I can’t believe how beautiful this turned out

[smitharay]

My twilight cover was absolutely torn. I tried this, and it WORKED. Gave my copy of Mockingjay and Twilight customizations too. The cover also has my initials, and that's nice.

[aley]

I've been struggling to figure out how to make the covers for ages now and this was the simplest, clearest video I've seen! Thank you so much! You do amazing work 😁

[teatree]

Lovely, clear and simple explanation! <3 Would like to see how to make hard covers for a book using paper!

[oldfashionedgrrl]

i just made my own hardcover for one of my books using this video! thank you so much for posting it here, it's so helpful. all your work is so beautiful, i hope someday to be able to bind books as well as you do!! :)

[m.b]

I just couldn't wait to try this with one of my books! I took a horrible modern cover version of one of my Enid Blyton books and luckily I had pretty much all of the materials to turn it into a hardback book! I just used some canvas linen but luckily the glue didn't go through, and for my first try doing it abit rushed, it came out damn near perfect!!!! I will definitely be using this method when I recover a set of Harry Potter books in the near future, thankyou so much!!!

[bragny]

This is gorgeous! I'll have to do that with some of my favourite books. Would be nice to have them as a hardcover with a coverdesign I'll actually like.

[brookelange]

I just got so excited about the discovery of your channel and was anticipating all the hours of videos of yours I was going to be watching and then got so disappointed when I realised I’d already watched them all. PLEASE…MORE. PLEASE. And PLEASE can you add the next “instalment” to the book covers as your next upload showing how you did the individual covers. Love your content and now heading to iG to see what you have over there.

[anzieizna]

this is the most soothing video i've ever watched - the editing is so crisp, the visual aids are great, and your tutorial/way of speaking is just so nice to listen to!! not to mention how legitimately impressive the final product is :O

[aarohigoswami]

A must watch for every book cover lover

[thewillrice]

Thanks for the video I followed almost exactly but with slight tweaks that became necessary but I think it was much easier than expected and this was the best video I found to follow along with. Thanks, I ordered a hardback textbook and got a paperback and figured I’d do it myself and it turned out great.