When we were in NC the kids had such a great time discovering everything! There were trees ( not like we do not have those in VA), fungus in aqua, orange and in all sizes, waterfalls galore, rocks and stones and loads of other things to boot.
Katy and her cousin Liz were collecting specimens of all sots of things on my grandparents property and pulled out the guide to figure them all out. I thought it would be great if they could have journals for the next time we are in the mountains to document what they found.
Then I remembered how four year old boys sometimes forget whose journal is whose so I decided to let Adam help me make his own personal journal.
I had him write his name on a 2.5 inch scrap of Kona white and stitched over it a couple of times. It is his writing so he knows it is his and his alone :o)
Inspired by the tutorial on V and Co. and added a crayon pocket on the front since an explorer cannot be without something to write with out in nature!
The back
The inside flap
Crayons!!!!
So the next time we are here he will have a place to put treasures and notes to remember his adventure
Linking up to Sew and Tell Friday. Feel free to come and see the other great sew and tells there :o)
Kim :o)
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11 comments
I <3 it!! The crayon pockets are just bees knees :)
Love this journal! I've got to make a couple of these for my boys for church. Thanks for the inspiration.
I love it, Kim! Beautiful! He must be delighted!
Wow - that is a relly special notebook! Gives surely inspirationg to use those cryons! Lovely photos!
Very cool idea! I love his little name on there in his own writing!
This journal is adorable! And I LOVE that waterfall! I want to be there!
That is so cute! What great memories that journal will hold... :o)
What a great idea to stitch over his handwriting! I love including my kids on projects too!
That is so CUTE! I love the crayon pockets! And the waterfall picture is breathtaking!
This is so fantastic!!
I've only just thought of doing this for my 2y old and I felt so original:) shame on me :) my first version is usable but there is room for improvement :)
Emma
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