I designed this cover to fit a standard Bible size 9-1/2 in. L x 6-1/4 in. W
My husband liked the covers I designed and crafted for the Clive Cussler paperback novels, that he asked me to make a cover for his Bible; so, I made one in his favorite colors - red & black:
Materials: Worsted Yarn, MC & CC in colors of choice; small amount of scrap yarn for a length of marker yarn; Sock Yarn, small amount in matching color (or contrast color if desired) #I-9 & #0 hook aluminum crochet hooks; scissors; tapestry needle; trim of choice (if trim is desired)
Terms Used:
BK LP = back loop
CC = contrast color
ch = chain
EA = each
EO = end off
MC = main color
rem'g = remaining
rpt = repeat
RS = right side
r = row
sc = single crochet
st = stitch
T = turn
WS = wrong side
x = repeat
#I'm sorry about the pictures … red yarn sts, does not show well in pictures.
With MC yarn & crochet hook, make a chain of 72
Row 1: T & sc in 12 ch, place marker yarn, sc in next 48 ch, place marker yarn, sc in rem'g 12 sc; ch 1 & T
Row 2: Sc in 12 ch, place marker yarn, sc in next 48 ch, place marker yarn, sc in rem'g 12 sc; ch 1 & T
Row 3: Sc in 12 st, move marker end up, sc in BK LP of next 48 ch, move marker end up, sc in rem'g 12 sc; ch 1 & T
Row 4: Sc in 12 ch, place marker yarn, sc in next 48 ch, place marker yarn, sc in rem'g 12 sc; ch 1 & T
Row 5: Sc in 12 st, move marker end up, sc in BK LP of next 48 ch, move marker end up, sc in rem'g 12 sc; ch 1 & T
Rpt r's 4 & 5 for 9-1/2 inches; checking now and then for length (every Bible is sized differently, even if quoted measurements are the same) & adding trim, if desired:
EO leaving a length of yarn for sewing flap to cover.
Finishing: With RS facing, fold 12 sts of the flap backward & whipstitch EA end closed - weave in loose ends. Turn flap inward to make a pocket to slip cover edge into.
Rpt with other cover flap, in same manner.
Page Marker: With #0 hook & sock yarn; attach yarn in center top of Book Cover, & make a ch of chosen length - attach trim (or not) & back chain to beginning ch. EO and weave in loose ends.
Easy-peasy 😁👌
Enjoy 📖!
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