I wasn’t sure what to call this little book …. it’s a bit of everything really. I’ve made it using my Bind It All and have put in twenty pages that I have edged with doodled lines.
On the first page I have put a complete Anita’s calendar tab, but on the next twelve pages I have split the tab up so that I have one month per alternate page.
On the other page, I have made a small pocket to put receipts, tickets, etc. in. I am forever looking for receipts and scribbled pieces of paper with phone numbers on …. I thought this would be a handy way of keeping them safe.
I’ve then decorated each page very simply with punched flowers etc. because I didn’t want the book to bulge
The back pages are for addresses, birthdays etc. I have just handwritten the titles on them and left the rest of the page blank.
what a brilliant idea...thanks for sharing..x
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely BIA project! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a dinky little project - very useful.
ReplyDeleteToni :o)
Very very cute! (and simple which helps too!)
ReplyDeleteLMP
Just Lovely :-) I made something similar last yr. for my Dad, a birthday book, with pockets, so cards can be placed in readiness to send off, now a birthday is not forgotten :-)
ReplyDeleteCarole x
Beautiful idea. Love the layout and colours. Donna
ReplyDeletefantastic idea
ReplyDeleteas usual x
Oh I think I need to make one of these. Thanks for sharing :-)
ReplyDeleteLovely cute book. Might have a go at this one myself. Got myself a pg tips monkey today - not the same as your monkey, but when I saw him in the supermarket, I couldn't help but think of you, and monkey, and somehow he ended up in my trolly - oh, along with the tea that seemed to come free with him :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great project. I really don't use my Bind it All enough. You may have inspired me to get it out and have a go at one of these. Thanks for sharing your ideas.x
ReplyDeleteI would love to make this as a christmas present for my mom!
ReplyDeleteCan you let me know where I can find a list of materials you used? or can I easily find it on your blog?
I love making something very personal.
Many thanks!
Charly