At the end of winter, there is a season in which we are daily expecting spring, and finally a day when it arrives.
Heny David Thoreau
— Journal, 8 March 1853
"I decided to work with my hands to feed my soul." ~ Eric Gorges
At the end of winter, there is a season in which we are daily expecting spring, and finally a day when it arrives.
Heny David Thoreau
— Journal, 8 March 1853
This sweet little 3.5 inch Honeycomb notebook was bound using my Cinch Bookbinder. I cut the hexagon shapes using my Cricut Explore 3 Craft Cutting Machine.
Added a few chipboard accents to the cover from the Carta Bella Honey Bee Collection.
A simple little notebook, but oh so cute!
Cut the cover for this upcycled mini notebook from a card board box. The pages are from plain brown kraft paper.
The flowers were cut from a variety of colored cardstock using my Cricut Explore 3 and then mod podged to the surface.
I bound the little notebook using The Cinch bookbinding machine. It measures 3"W x 2.5"H.
Another fun little crafty project!
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The basket was made with a 12" x 12" double sided scrapbook paper following this origami folding technique here.
Here's a tutorial for the cute little origami rabbit.
Echo Park Papers were used for both.
The flip up Spring Theme notebook measures 3" x 4".
The side flip mini notebook also bound using The Cinch and themed Farm Fresh is 3 inches square.
I can't stop! I enjoy constructing these little mini cinch bound notebooks.
Another origami basket, but this one I made slightly smaller by using an 11" square piece of double sided scrapbook paper from Bunnies & Baskets Collection from Echo Park.
The mini cinch notebooks measure 2 inches square. Made the covers by using papers from the same paper collection and added pastel colored, lined index cards cut to size.
OMG! I think they are just adorable, nestled together in this sweet little pastel plaid, spring basket!
You can find a tutorial here for the origami basket.
bricolage noun
bri·co·lage ˌbrē-kō-ˈläzh
At the end of winter, there is a season in which we are daily expecting spring, and finally a day when it arrives. Heny David...