You will now fold the canvas "wings" back against the wrong side of the design and use the fabric glue to glue these in place. Try to catch any loose canvas threads with the glue so they sit back against the wrong side of the canvas. Still working with the wrong side of the canvas facing up, carefully place the cut backing fabric over the design. (NB:  If your backing fabric is non-adhesive, then apply a small amount of fabric glue to the back of it, and particularly around the edges, so that it adheres itself to the needlepoint canvas when you apply it). Try to line it up so that it extends evenly all the way around.  Remember you cut the backing fabric slightly larger than the design area?  This is so that when you press it onto the needlepoint canvas it comes around the sides a little way and covers any spots of bare canvas that might otherwise show through. Press the backing fabric firmly onto the canvas so that it sits nicely. The photo shows you what you should see from the front. Now you need to finish the edges, and a blanket stitch is the best way to do this.  Choose a thread that most closely matches the design background and/or the backing fabric. Using 3 strands of the thread, blanket stitch all the way around the bookmark.  This will give it a nice finish and will hold the edges of the backing fabric down. To