Of all the projects I’ve done, I’m pretty sure the book page wreath is my favorite.
Old book pages + ruffly texture is pure prettiness.
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Nonna took the idea and ran with it {as she so effortlessly does} and created a few new styles of book page wreaths.
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All of these fabulous ideas got me thinking :
wouldn’t it be fun to see what other creative ladies have made from the tutorials I’ve posted?
So I’m starting a new feature called
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We’ll start with book page wreaths. If you have made one that you’d like to share, please link up.
.instructions.
1. link directly to your post {not just your blog}
2. add the ‘share your project’ link button to your post {copy & paste}
I can’t wait to see what you’ve made
{please only share your book page wreath today … I’ll do ‘share your project’ posts on the other projects in the weeks to come}
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Here is a link to my wreath that I was inspired to make from seeing yours. I love it, but I think I love it even more because it only cost $2!
http://lifealittlesweeter.blogspot.com/2010/09/not-bad-for-2.html
I think this is a very neat idea.
I LOVE that idea! It will be neat to see everyones take one your projects. I am in the process of making a book wreath. I have already done the book canvas and have blogged about it!
Ooooh…I love book wreaths and your ‘share your project’ linky makes me want to run home and get mine done! The examples are beauties…you’re right…they’re worthy of staying up much past the holidays!
Cheers!
Theresa
LOVE the new feature! This has been my favorite tutorial I’ve seen anywhere in a long time, so I’m excited to link up:)
Oh goodness! Thank you all for sharing! I am pretty sure I have a wreath making day on the horizon!
Ooops…I just came back to this and realized that we were suppose to link up WREATH instructions. I thought it was ANY instructions. My apologies.
thanks for hosting this fun party emily! looking forward to more!
I can’t find the html code for the “share your project” button. I am guessing it is very obvious but I am technologically challenged and can’t find it! Can anyone help me figure out how to add the button to my post? Thanks!
fun!!
we have been making tons of the fabric flowers.
looking forward to sharing.
chas
Does anyone want to sell one? Love these- little time for projects.
I’m totally obsessed with wreaths since I found your blog recently! Would love more tutorials from all the creative and crafty folks out there.
…and I can’t wait to get the instructions for making these! They are awesome! Thanks so much for sharing.
I absolutely love this idea! I’m an avid reader, so this appeals to me on so many levels. Beautiful and timeless!
I too – love book pages and wreaths:) I made one from your tutorial and it is lovely! Thank you for sharing your gift:)
Nonna is just so clever. I’ve yet to try one of these. But I love the look! Oh, how I wish I had time to be crafty!! Lately, I haven’t!
Ok…I think that I did successfully added a link, and I realize now that I’m not that great at posting instructions!!!
oh, yeah, one more thing…is Nonna for rent?
the wreath is my fav too! I just made one last week , of course posting it is another story. Hopefully I’ll get to that this week. then I’ll be sure to link up. {I also made some flower pins thanks to your toots.} Linking up soon…-denise