2011 Quiet Book Pages
Here is a look back at the quiet book pages I completed in 2011. I didn’t start working on them until September, so I’m proud I created 19 pages! A few were created to go together in 2-page spreads. (Number 20 is complete but not posted.)
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Top 5 Most Popular Patterns
- Sock Matching - 4 comments – 3002 views
- Circus Train - 3 comments – 1842 views
- Forest - 4 comments – 1773 views
- Starbucks - 0 comments – 1573 views
- Rocket Ship - 2 comments – 1428 views
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- Susan’s Dinosaur (and her matching volcano!)
- Susan’s Rocket & Astronaut
- Jessica’s Owl & Dinosaur
- Jaclyn’s Sock Matching & Mailbox (and amazing finished book!)
- Beheeka’s Mailbox
- Used a pattern? Let me know!
Taking Requests!
This year I’m taking requests! Drop by my Facebook page with your suggestions. Page 19 was my first completed request, and I’ll be posting a page to match it very soon!
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Busy Days | Stvlive :: Stephanie's Thoughts
Feb 02, 2012 @ 08:42:11
[...] for Jax (like a play kitchen, toy barn, chalkboard, wall art and art corner), designing and sewing quiet book patterns for my blog, and (at the moment) doing crafts and cleaning for Jax’s second birthday [...]
Feb 02, 2012 @ 09:54:58
I was wondering if you would make and sell one of your 2011 Quiet Books, and if so, how much would it cost?
-Jessica
Feb 02, 2012 @ 12:07:26
Unfortunately, I just wouldn’t be able to make it in a timely fashion. The pages are so detailed that it took months to complete. I’m considering making mini quiet books to sell, like the Valentine book. Pricing hand-sewn work is tough because people might not necessarily want to pay for the many hours it can take.
If you take a look at etsy.com, small qb’s start around $30 – 40 in price and up.
Busy Days
May 27, 2012 @ 17:37:57
[...] for Jax (like a play kitchen, toy barn, chalkboard, wall art and art corner), designing and sewing quiet book patterns for my blog, and (at the moment) doing crafts and cleaning for Jax’s second birthday [...]
Jul 21, 2012 @ 20:11:10
How delightful these are. I am a scrapbooker, knitter, and turn my hand to many crafts.
Just thought I would add to your comment to Jessica . You could never put a price on something like this… unless you are a crafty person yourself, you cannot ever appreciate the many hours of work, and love, that goes into making this sort of thing. I do applique work for quilting also, and it takes hours. You only make these sort of things by hand for family/friends who are very close to your heart.
Jul 29, 2012 @ 14:55:43
I just googled quiet book patterns and found your website. This is a beautiful book. Thank you so much for sharing the patterns!
Lara
Jul 29, 2012 @ 23:29:51
Thanks!
Jan 19, 2013 @ 14:38:26
Hi! I have been looking up and down for lots of busy book inspiration and came across your page via Pinterest and I have to say that your busy book is probably the best I have seen yet – and I’ve looked at alot!! Great job! You should be very proud of it!