With 26 pages, it turned out SUPER FAT, so I added a little strap to keep the thing closed.
Here are all of the pages before they were sewn up into the book:
And these are a few of my favorites:
I even made this pocket for the back using some faux leather I acquired. :)
So. Another reason for creating this ABC book was so that I could list some personalized name books in my shop. I took all the appropriate letters from the ABC book to make a little book for my boys. As it happens, most of the letters in their name ended up red or blue and I didn't really want to make them all over again...
Luckily, their little cousin just turned two so I got to make a new one with more color variety. ;)
I had to get a little creative, because Connor has two repeated letters in his name. In fact, while I was at it I came up with alternate ideas for nearly every letter and included them in my shop listing - just in case I run into this problem again. ;)
| N is an especially hard letter to come up with ideas for, believe me. But I think the numbers turned out pretty cute. |
| The octopus turned out ADORABLE! So much cuter in person. |
Whew!
You can find all of my quiet books in my shop HERE. I think now I need to work on a numbers book, or maybe just some fun pages for custom books like the one I did for Henrik. So many ideas!!!!
BONUS. This project was #11 on my Quarter 3 Finish-Along list. Linking up here:

the whole book is genius but I especially love the rain falling down on the umbrella!
ReplyDelete;These books are just amazing. I can't imagine how long they took. I made an alphabet chart (non interactive) a couple of years ago and it took FOREVER! N was really difficult to think of something for, I agree!
ReplyDeleteCute ideas, congrats on all your finishes :o)
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