Composition Cover for iPad

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January 25, 2012 by Kate Chaplin

      

Yeah, I usually don’t post crafts on my blog but I’m in love with this creation. It was so cheap and easy to make I wanted to share it with you.

Why do iPad covers go for $30-$100? I just wanted something so the screen didn’t get scratched. Here is something I made for $2.24 in supplies. Plus if it tears or gets too warn, I can easily replace it.

Material Needed:

  • Composition book
  • Stretch elastic 1/4″ wide or wider
  • Super glue
  • Painters tape
  • Hole punch
  • Box cutter or X-acto knife

Using a box cutter cut along the stitching of the spine. Remove the paper.

Cut 4 strips of stretch elastic. Use painter’s tape to seal down of each corner. I recommend painters tape because there will be some tweaking involved to have the loops in place to where you want them and the painter tape comes off easily without tear the back cover.

Affix the loops with super glue. I kept the painters tape on mine for reinforcements. So far it hasn’t needed it.

I let the glue dry while laying underneath two heavy books for pressure.

Insert iPad wrapping a loop around each corner.

Using a hole punch, make a hole in the back for the camera.

Now you have a cool ipad cover that folds back easily and can be kinda be used to prop up the ipad.

You can also use the comp book as a template and glue on a fabric or decorative paper inside and out.

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Kate Chaplin


Hi! I'm Kate! I'm a filmmaker, author, and public speaker.

My screenplays and upcoming novels contain mythic themes of strength, personal power and identity.

I do have two light non-fiction list books out called "The Celebration Diet" and "The Belief Test."

I've worked on a couple dozen indie films, a few of which have gone on to win some cool awards. I even run my own production company, Karmic Courage Productions.

I teach filmmaking and writing workshops at festivals, libraries and schools.

I hope you find what you are looking for on this blog, if not message me, I'm always looking to help out writers and filmmakers.

Karmic Courage Productions

The Celebration Diet

The Belief Test

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