Fig. 44.Envelope FileFig. 45.
Fig. 44.Envelope File
Fig. 44.Envelope File
Fig. 44.Envelope File
Fig. 45.
Fig. 45.
Fig. 45.
Desk PadFig. 46.
Desk PadFig. 46.
Desk PadFig. 46.
6. Desk Pad.
Made of one piece of heavy cloth board. A piece of cover paper one and one-half inches longer and wider than the board, is pasted to one side and the edges turned over. Thin leather corners or end strips are now put on as indicated at Fig. 46, with only the turnovers pasted. Then the under side of the board is covered with a piece of coverpaper about one-half inch shorter and narrower than the board.
The leather may be decorated by tooling, cutting, or coloring.
7. Note Book Cover.
Stiff boards with cloth back and corners, and paper sides. Corners are put on the same as the leather corners in the Extra Binding, Fig. 31.
Two strips of board are cut three-quarters of an inch wide, and one inch shorter than the cover. A piece of cloth is cut as long as the strips of board and four inches wider than the back of the cover. One of these strips of board is now pasted one-half inch from each long edge of the cloth. The other sides of the strips of board are covered with paste and the cloth is folded over upon them.
Fig. 47 shows the end of this part which is pasted inside of the back of the cover, the one-half inch projections of the cloth being attached firmly to the boards. End papers are put in and holes for the cord are now punched through these three-quarter inch strips, and the leaves are tied in place. Finished cover shown at Fig. 48.