Quarter Note Clutch

This one was also made in the summer time and I never posted it.  It is the Quarter Note Clutch by Emmaline Bags and it is really simple to put together.  As the name says, it is made with a couple of fat quarters.  I like the fabrics that I chose!

 

If you would like any details on this one, just let me know!

Necessary Clutch Wallet

This wallet is a pattern by Emmaline Bags.  I love how this came together.  It is fairly straight forward if you pay attention and do the steps in order.  There is an entire Facebook group just on this pattern!!  :-)

 

If you would like any details on this one just let me know!  I would love to know what you think of this creation!!

Everyday Memories

This box project was another design from Treasured Memories in Edmonton.  This one was designed by the very talented and creative Chantel.  I saw this one in the store and if you know me then you know that if it is a book or a box I just have to make it!  LOL!  This is so beautiful in the simplicity and elegance of the creation.  That is a watch in the top corner of the box!!

The binder rings that you can see on the right side are pages to put photos on the back side.  I have taken two pictures of the pages.  There are several different pages though.

Travel Mini Album

I made this travel mini a month or so ago and just never posted the project.  This one was also created by Nadine at Treasured Memories in Edmonton.  It was sitting in the very tall project pile and I decided to tackle it.  I love how this was designed and I love how it turned out.  The first page is a plastic sheet so that is why you can see the other stuff behind it.  There are lots of pockets and envelopes for those special trip mementos.  I will be trying another version some day, hopefully soon!

This is also photo heavy!

 

Thank you to Kc for the help with the binding!

Christmas Daily

I haven't posted any projects for a long time but I have a couple for you now.  There are a lot of photos.  Just warning!  :-)
The first project is last year's Christmas Daily.  These projects are created by the very talented Nadine at Treasured Memories in Edmonton.  I have made these for a few years now and they have become a tradition for me.  Anyways, the book was all "made".  The binder and all the pages.  There are more than 25 pages.  One for each day and some extra pages for keepsakes and photos.  I am only posting a few pages.

There are lots of pockets, photo sleeves, envelopes and glitter in this one.  The first picture is the cover.  I would love to hear what you think of this project and I would love to see your Christmas Daily ideas. 

Graphic 45 Couture Album

I found this project as an online class from Clare Charvill at the Graphic 45 blog site.  This one just had my name written all over it.  I am not going to post pics of all the pages as you can view at Clare's site.  This took me about two and half months to make but I adore how it came out.

There are dozens of little pockets and fold outs and places for tags. 

 

I will be making some more of Clare's online class projects.  She does a superb job of her tutorials!

Paper Train

I have made this gorgeous 3d Santa Express Train for a Christmas gift.  Yes for Christmas 2014.  I finished it in January of 2014!  It is a Silhouette cut file from SVG Cuts.  I am quite happy with the outcome of this one.  Only thing is that if you use liquid glue you have to let the pieces dry under something heavy or they will warp slightly.  The next project I will be using more of the Sookwang tape and only gluing the tiniest pieces. 

SVG Cuts has some really incredible files and they cut out beautifully. 

 

Once again, I would love to hear what you think of this one!

Miniature Garden

This is definitely the blog that died!  I haven't been idle though.  The best part is that I have a new post for you.  Actually, I have three posts!  The first one is a miniature garden and I just love how it came out.  One of the local greenhouses had a flyer come out in December and I registered for the mini garden class five months ago.  I have been surfing blogs and miniature garden ideas since then.  Today was class day! 

 

The whole container is about 12 inches across and I have put six mini plants in.  There is a trellis at the back and the bird house, a tiny wheelbarrow and the tiny little pot of lillies. There is also a bird bath at the back under the bird house.  Can you find it?

I hope a little fairy or sprite will find the chair to settle in for a cup of tea or a good read! 

I would love to hear what you think of my first attempt at miniature gardens.  I think I'll make another one!  A couple more photos for you.