Also, before I begin, here are a couple of giveaways you might enjoy.
Amy is giving away a $30.00 gift certificate to Skybluepink. This is one super giveaway, since I would love to win this one. Like any blog giveaway I send you to or recommend, Amy expects nothing in return for entering her giveaway, which runs through Friday, May 20.
Celebrating her 500th post, Christine Clemmensen is having a super giveaway of her book "Scraps." Three people will be chosen to win one of these, and Christine is including a handmade gift, handmade postcards, and ephemera for collages. I won't be entering this one, because I won Scraps when the publisher had a contest a few months ago. Christine's giveaway runs through June 17.
Now back to the post Blogger ate and is STILL eating. While attempting to post, I lost this post again because I had to sign into my account. I've never had that happen before. Since I am really tired of writing out what is on the pages, I am now going to let you just look and enjoy (unless there is something I don't normally use).
The center pages (pages 20 and 21) are here for reference. If you missed the first group, they are here. These were made for Annette's journal.
Pages 22 and 23. Page 23 has a picture of cherries and a metallic cherry chocolate wrap.
Pages 24 and 25. Page 25 is a translucent logarithm chart.
Pages 26 and 27.
Pages 28 and 29. Page 29 is shorter than the rest of the pages.
Pages 30 and 31. Page 30 is plain because I liked the design and didn't want to cover it. Page 31 has wallpaper sewn over a to-do list.
Pages 32 and 33. I picked the image on page 33 especially for Annette.
Pages 34 and 35.
Pages 36 and 37. For page 36 I used a DaVinci image. Page 37 has a secret writing area,
with a hidden sticker. There is plenty of room to write on this page.
Pages 38 and 39. In the pocket of page 38 is a decorated tag. I picked the cat in the basket image used on page 39 especially for Annette, too.
Page 40 is the final page in the first set of pages known as a signature. The DaVinci image is sewn over a paint chip, all sewn onto a sheet of black paper.I can only hope Blogger takes this post. As you can tell, I got tired of trying to post it.
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12 thoughtful remarks:
Of course I LOVE the sewn pages KJ. So my style!
Job well done here! she'll love it.
Oh this is so inspirational! I love it...it makes me want to play with all of my paper bits.....thanks so much for sharing!
ciao bella
Creative Carmelina
and it is even more beautiful in real life and has so many little details which appeal to me! Thank you Elizabeth!!
Great pages!! Love that you used scraps and computer paper. TFS!
What a Wonderful Journal!!!
I really need to do this... if for nothing else but to just have fun and play!
Thank you so much for showing this to us!
Hugs,
Susan
Looking and studying your journal pages are always such a treat! Hugs, Terri xoxo
Blogger has indeed been crazy but I'm glad you kept at it because there is so much to look at on these pages. I particularly like the image sewn on a paint chip, very clever.
Darla
must be worldwide, hiccups with Blogger and assorted cable company probs, just never seems to stay as you left it!
Love your journal pages, sewing gives them such a special touch. Mx
Inspiring pages! She is gonna love 'em! I thought my parents were the only ones in the world who still had that green & white computer paper with the holes down the side...great use on these pages. I am still drawing on that 'scrap' paper, or using it to write recipes on. it made me smile to see it here!
For me, it was worth your effort. Bet Annette is loving her journal. Iam!!
Love this post - and oh my, all those pages! Lovely.
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