Wednesday, October 21, 2009

Mini-notebooks from countertop samples.

10/21/2009 07:01:00 AM , , , , 13 comments

A Spoonful of Sugar is a blog featuring a mother/daughter team of crafters located in Australia, and I'm so jealous. Surprisingly it's not because of their exotic location (although that is way cool), but because I would like to be part of similar team with my momma. My mom lives across the country (in Seattle), but it would be awesome to decoupage with her on a regular basis. Love you mom!

Said mother/daughter team came up with these mini-notebooks, which completely impress me because they are made from countertop samples (among a few other things). Visit their blog here to see how they used Mod Podge to turn throwaways into completely useful items. I'm guessing that you have something around the house that can also be recycled into something fabulous. Hmmm?

13 comments:

  2. Love it!!! Always looking for fun crafts for the kiddos. Thanks for your fun blog Amy!

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  3. Moro no Brasil.

    Aqui os políticos são corruptos
    e argutos.

    Parabéns!
    Seu trabalho é lindo!

    Eliana Gerânio Honório

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  4. Yay! I do have some material that's just like those counter top samples. This is a great idea!

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  5. I love that idea! Those little samples would be the perfect size.

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  6. Very cute they are great love the santa one my sis will love this going to forward it to her thx.
    She likes crafts i think this will give her some ideas

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  7. haha wow I think I've come across their blog before, Always looking at fellow Australians~


    and yes it is a beautiful place to live, the sun is shining and the array of poisonous critters is endless~

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  9. Thanks for the comments everyone, I'm glad you like!

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  10. I have a few things for you on my blog :o)

    http://theredheadriter.blogspot.com

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  11. I saw your blog on "Blogs of Note" and am pretty much dying over the projects. I can't wait to get started.

    I'll also be using your blog as a reference because I'm going to become a Daisy Scout (Girl Scouts for little ones) leader, and we always need crafts!

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