Show Us Your eReader Cover!

[jbcohen]

Similar to this Rogue. That cover could easily be one.

[PG4003]

I have the hot pink Amazon lighted cover and love it. Just to "spice" it up a little, I made a slipcover for it.



And here's another slipcover I made:

[MorganM]

I have no idea how to post an image here...
but just wanted to ask you a question.

I believe that is a Kobo reader? Can you tell me how you like it?
I am looking for a reader for library books, and the Kobo has been reduced to $79. I was going to buy a Nook, but it's almost twice that price!

(Oh, I have a Javoedge Mimo case for my Kindle, and like it a lot)

Thanks so much,
Rene

Yep it's a Kobo. I really like it, I haven't had any issues with it yet. Simple to use and I just wanted a eReader that *held* books and nothing else. So I give it 2 thumbs up.

[pietrocrazy]

I like reading my Kindle naked*, so I have this rooCase sleeve for it:



I could throw it against a wall and probably do no damage, but it's not so thick that I can't fit it into my purse, which is what really matters.

*The Kindle is naked, not me (necessarily)

[silasgreenback]

Originally Posted by PG4003

I have the hot pink Amazon lighted cover and love it. Just to "spice" it up a little, I made a slipcover for it.

Those are impressive; I especially like the one on the bottom.

I'd imagine you'd have no problem selling covers like that and if I were of the female persuasion, I'd be happy to have one.

[Clancy_s]

Originally Posted by feenix1363

Well I carry my 505 with me everywhere, in my coat pocket, so I need something that offers a certain amount of protection.

I chose the Tuff-luv case because it was smaller than the supplied Sony cover and yet offered the same amount, if not more, protection.[/IMG]

Mine too - IMO considerably more protection than the supplied case. When I'm travelling (motor bike) I put the whole thing in a smiggle bubble case for further protection:

http://www.smiggle.com.au/SM_navIWCa...uct_Id=1602114

[kindlekitten]

Originally Posted by ReneAZ

I have no idea how to post an image here...

Thanks so much,
Rene

Rene, for future reference, go to "advanced mode" (look underneath the window where you type the script), then in the bar right at the top of the window choose the paperclip. that will pop open a window that will have a button that prompts you to "choose a file" when you click that another window will come up that gives you the ability to browse your computer and choose the attachment from wherever you have it stored on your computer. happy attaching!

[BeccaAnn]

I'm someone who likes to change the cover on her reader frequently, usually monthly. I use cloth slipcovers (bookcovers) that I bought off of etsy or had an aunt make me. I just slip them on over the cover the 505 came with. Here are some pics.

[rleguillow]

just ordered this one from Oberon for my PRS-650. Hope this picture stuff works! Thanks for the directions, Kindlekitten!

[elizilla]

I have an Oberon cover for my Sony PRS650. And a Decalgirl skin. This cover isn't made specifically for a reader - it is a generic small journal cover. I used a strip of adhesive velcro to stick it in the cover, and I glued flat neodynium magnets to the corners to hold them closed - the Sony reader actually has magnets inside it, as well, so the magnets on the cover hold to it pretty well. The leather is pretty stiff and protects the reader well, but I still put the whole thing in a plastic bag before I carry it a backpack or suitcase, because I'd hate for those magnets to grab my keys and drag them onto my reader's screen.

[kindlekitten]

Originally Posted by rleguillow

just ordered this one from Oberon for my PRS-650. Hope this picture stuff works! Thanks for the directions, Kindlekitten!

my pleasure!

Originally Posted by elizilla

oh! the peacock is quite lovely! I might have to get that for my next cover! (for something!)

[Shack70]

My wife was able to make this one using djulian's Instructables article:





I really like it, but I think my next cover will be a slip case instead

[silasgreenback]

Originally Posted by Shack70

My wife was able to make this one using djulian's Instructables article:

I really like it, but I think my next cover will be a slip case instead

That's pretty "super".

I had a similar project in the works, but wasn't confident that it'd come out as nicely.

[amward]

Love those oberon covers but they are a bit out of my price range, also don't think there is one that would fit my Eco reader. Probably a good thing as they are very tempting as are the handbags etc.

[SameOldStory]

Originally Posted by Shack70

My wife was able to make this one using djulian's Instructables article:


I really like it, but I think my next cover will be a slip case instead

I like those a lot.


I must be the only person who would like to have a reader cover with an insert window on the front. Print out, and insert, one book cover to hide what you're truly reading.

That way I could read this;


And people would think that I'm reading this;