And the winner of this week's "Here Comes Santa Claus" quiet book kit giveaway is...
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Jessica S!
Thank you so much to everyone who entered. If you didn't win, don't despair; Simply Crafty Sisters is offering 10% off "Here Comes Santa Claus" for the next week to readers of the Quiet Book Blog!
Use the code QUIETBOOKBLOG10 to get 10% off the kit or the pattern. The code will expire Nov. 9, 2015.
Click here to check out the "Here Comes Santa Claus" PDF Pattern,
or click here to check out the "Here Comes Santa Claus" Quiet Book Kit.
Again, thank you to everyone who entered!
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Tuesday, October 27, 2015
Monday, October 19, 2015
Christmas Quiet Book Kit Giveaway
Happy Monday everyone! I am so excited to share with you that we're having a giveaway this week!
I know most of you are probably working on your kids' Halloween costumes right now, but believe it or not, Christmas is right around the corner. And if you want to make a Christmas quiet book for someone you know, the time is coming up!
Steph from Simply Crafty Sisters is here today to give away one of her awesome Christmas Quiet Book kits. In her Etsy shop she has the "Here Comes Santa Claus" Christmas Quiet Book PDF available for just $6, or the "Here Comes Santa Claus" PDF plus all the supplies you'll need to make the book for $35. This week she's giving away one of these awesome pattern+supply kits that has everything you need to make this Christmas quiet book!
Pages in the "Here Comes Santa Claus" quiet book include (all descriptions are by Steph from the quiet book PDF's Etsy page):
What's your name? Describe yourself in one sentence.
Steph Bitter. I am a momma of 4 crazy kids ranging for 16 to 2; I love fabric, music, Montessori method, soccer games and require chocolate to stay sane!
Who did you make this quiet book for? How old are they?
This book was created for my 2 1/2 year old daughter who LOVES her quiet books and Christmas. This will go to church with us and sit on her Montessori shelves that we do for our “school” time.
What's your level of sewing experience?
This book is a basic sewing level…but I have decent sewing skills (thanks to 4-H and my mom!). The pattern gives several options to do things (like button holes) for those who aren’t comfortable with them.
How long did it take you?
Once I made the pattern the book took around 10 hours to make…I cut everything first and THEN carried it with me everywhere to work on while I waited for kids at their activities. I finished it in less than a week. I am very much a “start and finish” kind of gal and have made 60+ quiet book pages so I have lots of experience that probably helped make it go quick.
Did you use any templates? Where can they be found?
Yep, it can be found in my etsy shop: Simplycraftysisters.etsy.com
I wanted to create a book with LOTS of fine motor skills and that had a new approach to many favorite quiet book activities for my kiddo.
How did you bind your quiet book?
Grommets and binder rings. I want this book to last for the Grandkids, and my nice hubby sets them for me!
What material are the pages made out of?
Felt, minky, ribbon, fur, clear vinyl.
What other materials did you use?
Snaps, a comb, thread, dry erase marker, buckle, grommets.
How much did all the supplies cost you?
I have the kit available in my shop if you’re interested, with all supplies included for $35: Christmas Quiet Book Fabric Kit.
What's your favorite page? Why?
The Comb Santa’s Beard page….my daughter carried this around for days once it was finished. And truthfully, the idea was what inspired the book to start with. But, the fishing the house decorations out of Santa’s bag is a close second!
Steph's giveaway this week is her "Here Comes Santa Claus" Christmas Quiet Book Fabric Kit (Pattern Download included), which, like the title says, includes the full PDF pattern of the "Here Comes Santa Claus" quiet book as well as all the supplies needed to make this Christmas book.
To enter the giveaway to win a "Here Comes Santa Claus" Christmas Quiet Book Fabric Kit (Pattern Download included), just enter in the Rafflecopter widget below:
I know most of you are probably working on your kids' Halloween costumes right now, but believe it or not, Christmas is right around the corner. And if you want to make a Christmas quiet book for someone you know, the time is coming up!
Steph from Simply Crafty Sisters is here today to give away one of her awesome Christmas Quiet Book kits. In her Etsy shop she has the "Here Comes Santa Claus" Christmas Quiet Book PDF available for just $6, or the "Here Comes Santa Claus" PDF plus all the supplies you'll need to make the book for $35. This week she's giving away one of these awesome pattern+supply kits that has everything you need to make this Christmas quiet book!
Pages in the "Here Comes Santa Claus" quiet book include (all descriptions are by Steph from the quiet book PDF's Etsy page):
Cover Page: Here Comes Santa present that opens up to showcase a family photo with Santa
Comb Santa's Beard: (Steph adds: My 2 year old has spent HOURS doing this page...she loves it!)
Dress Santa: Help Santa button his suit and buckle his belt
What's in Santa's Bag?: Holds all of the decorations and fishing pole to get the house ready for Santa
'Twas the Night Before Christmas: This cozy holiday scene has snaps for all of the decorations
Reindeer Games: All of the pieces to decorate the reindeer store inside of him!
Checkin' it Twice: A fun way to practice name writing while making sure
kiddos fall on Santa's nice list! This page uses clear heavy duty vinyl
and a dry erase marker.
Cookies for Santa: (Back page)...a plate with gingerbread men, a carrot for the reindeer, and of course, a glass of milk!
Interview
What's your name? Describe yourself in one sentence.
Steph Bitter. I am a momma of 4 crazy kids ranging for 16 to 2; I love fabric, music, Montessori method, soccer games and require chocolate to stay sane!
Who did you make this quiet book for? How old are they?
This book was created for my 2 1/2 year old daughter who LOVES her quiet books and Christmas. This will go to church with us and sit on her Montessori shelves that we do for our “school” time.
What's your level of sewing experience?
This book is a basic sewing level…but I have decent sewing skills (thanks to 4-H and my mom!). The pattern gives several options to do things (like button holes) for those who aren’t comfortable with them.
How long did it take you?
Once I made the pattern the book took around 10 hours to make…I cut everything first and THEN carried it with me everywhere to work on while I waited for kids at their activities. I finished it in less than a week. I am very much a “start and finish” kind of gal and have made 60+ quiet book pages so I have lots of experience that probably helped make it go quick.
Did you use any templates? Where can they be found?
Yep, it can be found in my etsy shop: Simplycraftysisters.etsy.com
I wanted to create a book with LOTS of fine motor skills and that had a new approach to many favorite quiet book activities for my kiddo.
How did you bind your quiet book?
Grommets and binder rings. I want this book to last for the Grandkids, and my nice hubby sets them for me!
What material are the pages made out of?
Felt, minky, ribbon, fur, clear vinyl.
What other materials did you use?
Snaps, a comb, thread, dry erase marker, buckle, grommets.
How much did all the supplies cost you?
I have the kit available in my shop if you’re interested, with all supplies included for $35: Christmas Quiet Book Fabric Kit.
What's your favorite page? Why?
The Comb Santa’s Beard page….my daughter carried this around for days once it was finished. And truthfully, the idea was what inspired the book to start with. But, the fishing the house decorations out of Santa’s bag is a close second!
Steph's giveaway this week is her "Here Comes Santa Claus" Christmas Quiet Book Fabric Kit (Pattern Download included), which, like the title says, includes the full PDF pattern of the "Here Comes Santa Claus" quiet book as well as all the supplies needed to make this Christmas book.
*Giveaway open to residents of the continental US*
Check back next week to see if you've won!
Wednesday, March 12, 2014
Magda's Christmas Quiet Book
Okay, before getting to today's post (which is an AWESOME Christmas quiet book), I want to remind you guys to enter this week's giveaway! You might win Amy Pincock's "Quiet Book Patterns: 25 Easy-to-Make Activities for Your Children."
All right, now today's quiet book comes to us from Magda, a stay-at-home mom from Poland who's currently living in China. She made an adorable Christmas/winter-themed quiet book (two of them, actually) as a Christmas present. I love so much about this quiet book, but some of my favorite things are the Christmas tree branch (on the first page), the Christmas tree with different shape ornaments on it, and Santa and his reindeer. I love how well done everything is and how interactive the pages are - the Snowman dress-up is a great idea, and I love how the penguin's igloo is also a puzzle. I know it's March and Christmas is a long ways away, but it's never to early to start planning quiet books! Enjoy!
What's your name? Describe yourself in one sentence.
My name is Magda. I'm Polish but currently living in China. I'm a stay-at-home mum of 2 kids.
Who did you make this quiet book for? How old are they?
I made two books. They were Christmas gifts for a boy who is 2.5 and a girl who is 1.5 years old.
What's your level of sewing experience?
I'm a beginner.
How long did it take you?
About 2 weeks. I sew mostly for about 2-3 hours in the evenings.
Did you use any templates? Where can they be found?
I used part of the "Penguin & Igloo" template from Imagineourlife.com for the igloo page. Christmas tree - the idea taken from iSLCOLLECTIVE: Shapes and Colors worksheet.
How did you bind your quiet book?
I sewed the pages together with embroidery floss.
What material are the pages made out of?
Felt.
What other materials did you use?
Snaps, Velcro, ribbons, buttons and beads.
How much did all the supplies cost you?
Not sure. I had all the supplies at home.
What's your favorite page? Why?
I love a gift page and a Santa page. They were real fun to make and I'm really pleased with how they turned out.
Thank you so much for sharing your beautiful quiet book with us, Magda!
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All right, now today's quiet book comes to us from Magda, a stay-at-home mom from Poland who's currently living in China. She made an adorable Christmas/winter-themed quiet book (two of them, actually) as a Christmas present. I love so much about this quiet book, but some of my favorite things are the Christmas tree branch (on the first page), the Christmas tree with different shape ornaments on it, and Santa and his reindeer. I love how well done everything is and how interactive the pages are - the Snowman dress-up is a great idea, and I love how the penguin's igloo is also a puzzle. I know it's March and Christmas is a long ways away, but it's never to early to start planning quiet books! Enjoy!
Interview
What's your name? Describe yourself in one sentence.
My name is Magda. I'm Polish but currently living in China. I'm a stay-at-home mum of 2 kids.
Who did you make this quiet book for? How old are they?
I made two books. They were Christmas gifts for a boy who is 2.5 and a girl who is 1.5 years old.
What's your level of sewing experience?
I'm a beginner.
How long did it take you?
About 2 weeks. I sew mostly for about 2-3 hours in the evenings.
Did you use any templates? Where can they be found?
I used part of the "Penguin & Igloo" template from Imagineourlife.com for the igloo page. Christmas tree - the idea taken from iSLCOLLECTIVE: Shapes and Colors worksheet.
How did you bind your quiet book?
I sewed the pages together with embroidery floss.
What material are the pages made out of?
Felt.
What other materials did you use?
Snaps, Velcro, ribbons, buttons and beads.
How much did all the supplies cost you?
Not sure. I had all the supplies at home.
What's your favorite page? Why?
I love a gift page and a Santa page. They were real fun to make and I'm really pleased with how they turned out.
Thank you so much for sharing your beautiful quiet book with us, Magda!
Have you made a quiet book that you'd like to share? Click here for instructions on how to submit your own quiet book!
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