Showing posts with label bookmarks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bookmarks. Show all posts

Monday, December 31, 2012

2012 Year in Review

It's always fun to take this day to look back on the weaving from this year!

January
 



February




March






April







May







June



 




 July




August





September






October




November


 


December
 


 
 


Whew!!  What a year!!

Happy New Year 2013!

Can't wait to see what my loom inspires me to do this year!

Monday, November 19, 2012

book of scraps

A friend at work is going to be having a baby soon, and for her shower she only wanted books for her baby.  My goal is always to make my own gifts, so I decided to make a cloth book for her and her baby.  They can be used as "eye spy" books, counting, or just for looking at together.  I tried to include a few tactile things, like some weaving scraps or fringe from the end of projects.



 





I really like how the pages turned out!  They are plenty colorful and just plain fun!  My sister has just recently confessed that she also used her books to clean up spit-up in extreme cases.... haha!  The book is 100% cotton, so it is both machine washable and dry-able!  
 
 Here are a few close-ups of some of the pages:









I was able to use quite a few weaving scraps in this little book! 
When I look at all the scraps, it reminds me of the various projects I have worked on in the last year.
I think it will be enjoyed for many years!

Monday, August 27, 2012

Ahhh...

These are ready to be sent!!!  


 Yikes.


This was the biggest project EVER! 
Scout witnessed the final bookmark being placed in the bag.



And then we celebrated!

And then we mailed them!

And then we celebrated again!



PS. In this same amount of time, our tree has become a tree again! 
Another celebration!

I think I might continue this little tree picture tradition I've started into the fall... Sept, Oct, Nov, and then Dec.   It makes a neat little photo segment!  I like seeing the changes the tree is going through.  It really shows its growth from month to month.  To me, it looks the same but when I compare pictures, it really does change a lot.