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How to Make a Book Box with Lid Instructions Free Download

By Grace Dobush

Do you have a precious family heirloom that’s an old diary, scrapbook or other treasured tome that needs preserving? Download these step-by-step how to make a protective book box with a lid using bookbinder’s board and acid-free paper, including a supply list and a chart to calculate your dimensions.

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