PerKoop Book Cloth for Book Binding 40 x 16 Inch Fabric Surface Paper Backed Bookcover Archival European Durable Strong Bookbinding Supplies Cover Books Album Scrapbooking (Dark Blue)

** I bought a Pink one and it did come wrinkled, however I used PVA glue and pressed the book cloth with the side of a bone creaser and it flattened out perfectly. See photo.****This is the second color I get, I ordered the Navy blue. I love how easy the backing sticks, the color is spot on, it’s so easy to use and cut (used a paper cutter). 👈🏻bonus point for working with that. Theres plenty in the roll to fit your project and more, the quality feels nice and durable, the price is decent for what you get. My heat transfer vinyl went on smoothly, i recommend lint rolling your book prior to attaching vinyl. Over all I love this product!

I’m new at book binding but found this product not only easy to use but beautiful.

I've bought this product in 5 different colors at this point (black, purple, dark green, dark blue, and grey) and I've yet to have an issue with any of them. Really good for novice binders such as myself. Yes the material is thin and yes half the time it does arrive looking wrinkled, but I've bound 7 books overall and I have never had an issue of glue showing through (even the lighter colors) or of a wrinkle showing. I use standard pva and that works great with this. Basically every time I work with it I think "oh this isn't going to look good" and then I finish and it looks great. So don't get scared off by it's appearance in it's roll; be careful with your glue and make sure you are using your folder to smooth things down! It'll all work out in the end.

Pretty decent paper for book binding little journals.

I picked up this book cloth for a few DIY binding projects, and overall it’s been a solid choice. The fabric has a nice suede-like feel that looks more premium than I expected, and the texture makes finished covers look clean and classic rather than cheap. The size is generous enough to wrap most books or albums without struggling to stretch it, which I appreciated. Cutting and gluing the cloth was straightforward, and it adhered well with standard bookbinding glue (Elmers). It’s lightweight but still feels sturdy enough once on the cover, giving my projects a crisp, finished look without adding a lot of bulk. It’s not perfect — if you’re expecting a very thick or canvas-style cloth, this is thinner and a little smooth, so it might not suit every project. But for the price and versatility, it’s great for everything from scrapbooks to homemade journals. If you’re into bookbinding or craft covers and want a classic black cloth that’s easy to work with, this delivers good results without being finicky.

This is my first time rebinding books. I think this book cloth is good for beginners who are trying to learn how to bindbooks. It was an easy material and pretty durable when I was working with it. It comes with a decent amount of fabric for the cost. It’s soft and the color I wanted. Hopefully it lasts and protects the book. Overall a pretty fabric.

This matches the cover material on some books that are made from magazines years ago.I am pleased.

The pink one is VERY thin!!! It shows wrinkles and glue through. It is cheap quality. Skip this and get a better quality one.

Me gusta la tela pero realmente para lo que cuesta es un producto caro me imagino que es por la importación lo utilizo de emergencia cuando hago libretas y no encuentro el color pero no lo volvería a comprar solo por el precio de importación y la poca tela.

Muy caro para lo que es y llegó muy doblado