Free Miniature Book Covers for Printing and Making

Free Miniature Book Covers for Printing and Making

These cute modern free miniature book covers are my first freebie for you! This free set of modern miniature book covers can be printed in your home and made into books. They are styled in a more coffee table book style with a modern style for those modern miniaturists.

These miniature coffee table books would look super cute on your shelves. Here’s how I’m using them!

How to Download the Free modern Miniature Book Covers

To get my freebies each month, all you have to do is sign up for my email list. It’s a way to let me make announcements to you about ten products, sales, and freebies for your miniature making of course. Scroll down to the bottom of this post to fill out the form where you’ll be redirected to my library of free downloads. Then, all you have to do is use the free library password to access the library page and get all of my past downloads at any time.

How to Make a Miniature Book

When you download your free modern miniature book covers set from me you will notice a PDF file to print and cut with scissors. And, you’ll find a PNG file that you can use as a print and cut with your Cricut or Silhouette.

How to Print Then Cut With Cricut

To print and cut with your Cricut simply start a new project. I cannot explain how to do it with Silhouette, but there are plenty of tutorials on YouTube.

• Then, tap Upload and choose your PNG image.
• Next, tap on Complex and Continue.
• On the next screen ignore everything and tap Continue.
• Then, tap on the Print then Cut image and you’ll then see anything you’ve uploaded in your library.
• Choose the book cover to insert into your new project. Cricut will resize this, so after it’s in there, go up to the width (make sure lock is on) and enter 3.39 inches (the height will auto adjust).
• Now, tap Make It and Continue to go to your Print options.
• Send to Printer and find your printer. I do turn on Add Bleed and I Turn on Use System Dialog (this will bring up the Print System Dialog behind your screen so move it away).
• For printing, find the best settings. I use Epson Premium Presentation Matte Paper and an Epson ET 4700. So I choose Premium Presentation Matte and High Quality.
• After it’s done printing, I align it on my cutting matte and choose Heavy Cardstock to cut them out. All of the printing and cut settings will vary depending on the materials you use, your blade, and your printer.

Next, stack some plain copy paper and trim to the size of the book. Once you have plenty stacked to fit inside your cover, add some glue to the spine of your paper stack and hold in place with a binder clip or clamps.

Once the stack of the paper spine is dry, glue it to the inside spine of your new book cover.

It’s that easy!

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