Round 2 of quiet book pages!
Boys need to know how to braid too, right? My husband said no, but I assured him that if trapped on a deserted island, he would need to know how to braid rope. Besides, teal hair makes it less feminine, right?
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So cuuuute! And what a great point about boys needing to learn to braid! Love it!
ReplyDeleteSo, making a quiet book has been on my to do list FOR YEARS! But it always seems to 'complicated' I love your simple sweet pages, I might be able to handle that... Thanks for the nice comments on my blog!
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What great pages! :) I'm sure your son will enjoy this book! Thanks for sharing!
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How did you put together the pages in book form? (Or have you? I just found your blog from the dryer ball socks- and made those today, but then started looking around!) Cute, cute!
ReplyDeleteHi Jenna, the muslin pages were prepped with interfacing on the backs before I assembled them. Once the pages were done I just sewed them together with insides facing in, left a little space open to turn them right side out, then top stitched around the edges for a more finished look. I added two eyelets to each finished (double sided) page, and used large hinged binder rings to "bind" the book. I got them in the embroidery section at the craft store. The rings make it possible to take out specific pages to play with. Two things I would have done differently: 1- add something stiff between the muslin layers of each page since they are a bit floppy. 2- sew all velcro on to pieces/pages instead of relying on adhesive or hot glue. Some of the velcro is ripping off. Does that help? I really should update the final result, thanks for reminding me!
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