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Making A Paper Bag Cover Cut open a brown paper shopping bag, the kind you get at the grocery store. Start by cutting down one corner, from top to bottom, then cut around three sides of the bottom flap. Open the bag up and flatten it out on the table. Photo © Terri Mauro

Finish preparing the paper bag by cutting off the bottom flap. This should give you a large rectangular piece of brown paper. Photo © Terri Mauro

Place the book in the center of the paper. Wrap the paper up across the bottom of the book and make a crease along the bottom cover. Repeat for the top cover. Photo © Terri Mauro

Remove the book from the paper. Fold the paper up at the bottom crease and down at the top crease. You should have a strip of paper big enough to cover the book from top to bottom. Photo © Terri Mauro

Place the book back in the center of the paper. Wrap the paper across the front of the book from left to right and adjust the book position until the two ends of the paper are even. Photo © Terri Mauro

Wrap Cover Around Front of Book Fold the overlap around the front cover of the book and make a crease. If the flap is too long, trim to reach two-thirds to three-quarters of the way across the book cover. Photo © Terri Mauro

Insert the front cover of the book into the slot created by the paper folded over at the top and the bottom. Slide the paper down over the book until you hit the crease.

Close the front cover of the book, pulling the paper tight across the front of the book. The front cover is now complete. Photo © Terri Mauro

Fold the remaining paper around the back cover of the book and make a crease. Insert the back cover of the book into the slot created by the paper folded over at the top and the bottom. Slide the paper down over the book until you hit the crease. Photo © Terri Mauro

If the cover fits snugly, you can stop at this point. If it seems a little loose or the top and bottom folds are not lying flat, you can use small pieces of tape to pull the front and the inside flap together a little more securely. Photo © Terri Mauro Ta-Da! Completed Cover!

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