I've had this on my mind for awhile now...
making a re-usable journal cover.
One that can be transferred to a new notebook
and used again and again!
Well, I did it!
I love the old fashioned composition notebooks,
you know the ones,
with the black and white speckled covers, right?
I created a pattern and this is my very first one!
You can use the notebook as a journal, fill it up and
when you need to buy a new one simply slip off
the journal cover and place it onto a new notebook!
Beautiful layered antique lace...seam binding accents and of course
a rhinestone bauble.
The tie is accented by a gorgeous antique button as well ~
I just added this sweetie to my Etsy store!!!
I hope you are doing so very good and that things are finally warming up
where you live ~ we have been in the 70's here in Georgia and
EVERYTHING is so very green!!!
Happy Thursday my dear friends,
hugs and love,
Dawn
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11 comments:
What a gorgeous and lovely idea to make so vintage and old-fashioned a simply notebook, I'm sure it's going to have a great success ! Here in Italy Spring has arrived and seems to have the intention to be even hotter than ever, and that's not good for our gardens and our health, alas !
Love to you Dawn and many thanks for sharing <3
With simpathy and admiration xo
Daniela
Great idea!
Ahhh...70s sounds so livable. ☺
I've made several of these only miniature. Yours is really lovely and inspires me to make more.
FlowerLady
Sublime! Nicola x
Beautiful:) Must have sold quickly! Have a blessed day dear Dawn, HUGS!
Very pretty, Dawn! A great idea to make it reusable. I know I hate to use beautiful journals or date books just because their covers are so pretty.
So sweet... I am loving this 'lil bit o' Dawn Art! Everything you make is perfection.
xoxoxo
S
Beautiful! I am always amazed that you imagine something and execute it so perfectly with no blunders!
L O V E THE JOURNAL COVER!! Absolutely beautiful...
What a brilliant idea. Love all the vintage touches.
Dawn,
I love this so much! For those who journal this is perfect!
Lisa
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