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Showing posts with label french stitch. Show all posts
Showing posts with label french stitch. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 16, 2016

Books for Twins!

Assalamualaikum w.b.t,
What happened here?

I'm busy working on new projects, here and there, yet missing my long lost craft-work.

Found in old folder.
Books for twins.


Oppss! Almost twins. I love looking at these. I use same fabric for both books but ended up with different designs! Unique! So this is how HANDMADE customize for you. A design is meant for only ONE owner! How cruel is that? 


Twins often share.
Same shirts, same skirts.
Same shawls, same waffles.
Same shoes and bags.
Same books too!


FRENCH STITCH



My books in REAL hands! This is my little effort for you to see how my books look with REAL model. I know that sometimes, pictures of products themselves won't help us estimate the real size of the products.

Descriptions:
Handbound Books, covered with local fabrics
Size A6
120 pages.
Quality brown papers.
PROMO price: Rm30 each, excludes postage.

 Make time.:

Till then.
Much love.

Thursday, April 9, 2015

Pregnancy Diary for Mommy-to-be!

Assalamualaikum w.b.t and Hello all,
It's Monday and I'm focusing on the blog updates.

 I'm far behind schedule but the good news is I'm free from orders and I think this is really a good chance to finish everything in my drafts!

Let's start with this cute pregnancy diary! This is an A6 size handbound book with french stitching covered with matching fabrics and also with elastic band as closure!




Oh, this is adorable! A pregnancy journal with cute images at 1st page ♥ Special made for dearest mommy-to-be, she asked for floral notebook with french stitching, and here it is!


I use Lawn Fawn clear stamps set (Plus One) for those cute images.
But yes, you can always sketch or find cute images online, and print them out before binding.
The options are boundless!


Details and PRICE:
A6-sized books, with hard cover.
160 pages, using 125gsm brown KRAFT papers.
Inclusive of a cute little charm, and elastic closure.
Handbound (French or Kettle Stitching)
RM40 each.

Sometimes I mix papers in colorful pastel colors, of same quality and I still use wrappers for my cheaper books, (yes, because wrappers come with lots of great images!) I accept orders for bigger books A5 and A4 perhaps, but the price will change. You may browse other posts, and might find your one there!


Hey look! A rocking horse! So much like the carousel horse at the funfair. I love it very much.



I always love yellow thread for my books. It would brighten anything. I did french stitching using cotton cord and I admit that I have to practice more. Cotton cord took so much patience compared to the crochet thread that I always use.


Last but not least.
Let the pictures tell more.

I've put some media icons on top-right of the corner.
YEAY!
So don't forget to give them a try!

Thank you.
And have a blissful day!

Monday, October 20, 2014

Let's Say YES to Books and Fabrics!

Assalamualaikum and Hello all,
It's Monday and I'm ready to rock the desk! 

I've experimented a lot, lately, with papers, board and all yummy fabrics that I've collected so far. I just can't get enough time to blog about these all. Fabrics are totally inspiring me to do more than just covering my books. It's a good thing and I'll treat that as a therapy! 

I'm sharing handbound books that I made using crafts papers, binding thread, board, and fabrics as the book covers, also with elastic band as the closure and cute charm as the bookmark. Experimenting phase are great time to mix and match patterns, and try to create good looking books.


These are A6 handbound books with elastic band closure, from front (above) and back (below) view. I love the stars and the houses, that's why I use them a lot in my book project. Yeehoo!


“Make it a rule never to give a child a book you would not read yourself"
~ George Bernard Shaw ~


I made these too, earlier and I realized that I forgot to attached the book closure. My bad, but that's why I call it experimenting phase. A lot to practice and a lot to get used to -_-

“You don't love someone because they're perfect,
you love them in spite of the fact that they're not” 
~ Jodi Picoult ~


Oh by the way, I always use polka dot fabrics in my project. They're simply my best choice when I get stuck, boring or confused. They're always adorable. Don't you think so?


From top: COPTIC STITCH, KETTLE STITCH and FRENCH STITCH
I bet you can see the differences between all stitches, from the picture. But you can read more, HERE


All shots are taken somewhere at Kampung Bagan Buaya, Nibong Tebal, Pulau Pinang. I enjoy snapping pictures here, on a classic wooden bench. How I miss my old bench that was once my favorite place when I was a child. It was a cool village, with small river, goats and chickens around. I really hope you enjoy all pictures, 'cause I really put my full effort into it, YEAH ^_^


“Good friends, good books, and a sleepy conscience: this is the ideal life”
~ Mark Twain ~

Before I end my post, I'd like to share some old pictures (part of my journey as a bookbinder) that you may find on my Instagram and FB page. They're maybe old, but they're inspired me everyday. I hope you enjoy!














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That's all for now, have a blissful Monday!
Thank you.