I did use a snap with the laundry basket in hopes that the clothes won't end up all over my church bag (there is already laundry all over my house...I don't need it following me to church...).
As for the 'D' page. I am so thrilled with how this one turned out. First I cut out the door. Then I cut out a piece of blue felt that would be behind the door. Then I drew the outline of the opening and cut it out. Then I cut out a piece of clear vinyl the same size as the blue felt and and sewed it to the felt, but only laong the top. Then I attached it to the page along the other 3 sides. Then came the door (made with two pieces of felt for sturdiness). I think the kids will enjoy seeing their pictures behind the door. Another idea would be to sew on a little plastic mirror (like the ones you see in baby toys??).
8 comments:
After reading your comment on my blog today, I stopped over to see yours...I LOVE this quiet book you are working on! It's amazing!
this is so adorable! my friend and i were just talking about quiet books and how fun it would be to make them for our kids. this is such a great idea! can't wait to see the rest of the alphabet. :)
You are so talented!!! And that loaf of bread, sooo cute. I really need to learn to sew.
Really cute and creative!
This is so adorabe! I love it! Do you mind if I share this w/ my readers and link you/use a photo? I love it! So cute!! sharla
I love this book! How did you attach the clothesline to the page? I'd love to do one like that.
BB- I used a yarn needle and pulled that sucker through as hard as a could:) Another option would be to just put the ends of the line under felt, just make the clothesline poles out of felt, you know what I mean? Hope that helps:)
I love this. You mention sewing in a little mirror. Do you have any idea where you can get one?
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