I recently purchased a Nook online, but was having a really hard time finding a cover for it. Instead of moping about it, I made one!
I couldn't find any instructions for creating a Nook cover, so I had to adjust my measurements from a cover I found for a Kindle.
And for the record, I think my Nook is so much better then a Kindle. The idea of being able to share books with fellow Nook readers was what sold me. So here is the cover I made. I'd love to hear what you think of it.
Stories of handmade, kids and travels from a North Africa nomad to the Pacific Northwest.
Friday, November 26, 2010
Tuesday, November 23, 2010
Arabesque Scrabble Tile designs
I love making scrabble tiles pendant necklaces. I have been doing them every since I saw them at a local craft store. I didn't buy the ones there becuase a) a lot of the designs did not comply with copyright laws, b) the glue looks so bad running all over the back of the tile and c) I knew I could figure out how to make them.
I bought a set of "Arabic" designs from someone online but when I got them, they were way too dark! So I made some with generic (and permission granted) owl and monster designs on them. But deep down, I didn't feel they reflected my design style. They are however selling well for me at one of my brick and mortar stores, so I'm happy others like them.
So today I figured out how to make digital college sheets with designs I have from old (and copyright compliant) henna/mehndi books. I spent the afternoon working with Photoshop to make them oh so pretty and yalla, here they are:
If you'd like to purchase them, be sure to check out my zibbet shop!
I bought a set of "Arabic" designs from someone online but when I got them, they were way too dark! So I made some with generic (and permission granted) owl and monster designs on them. But deep down, I didn't feel they reflected my design style. They are however selling well for me at one of my brick and mortar stores, so I'm happy others like them.
So today I figured out how to make digital college sheets with designs I have from old (and copyright compliant) henna/mehndi books. I spent the afternoon working with Photoshop to make them oh so pretty and yalla, here they are:
If you'd like to purchase them, be sure to check out my zibbet shop!
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