Non reading uses for old hardbacks

If you can’t actually get around to reading all your old hardback books, here are a couple of suggestions. Via Curbly, a video tutorial on how to make this bag:

bookbag

Or, via a Design Files interview with Australian book sculptor Nicolas Jones (more images via the link, something a bit trickier.

bookdesign

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5 Responses to “Non reading uses for old hardbacks”

  1. red Says:

    OOOh. I like that handbag a lot and I have tons of unused, unread hardbacks…

  2. Martin Says:

    Sacrilege! The Invaders rocked…

    * waits for DVDs *

  3. Sinead Says:

    Red - it’s very cool.

    Martin - but you’ll always have your DVD? And you could, ahem, make one of these as a gift for your nearest and dearest, being a design geek and all. *cough, cough*

  4. Garreth Says:

    If someone is in your bad books you can give him an appropriate handbagging (!)

  5. Jo Says:

    Wow.
    I’m so not obsessive compulsive enough for the book art though - I wonder how long that took. And how to get it so perfect. !

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