
One last Instant Book made for displaying at my Saturday program. I mentioned this one earlier so this could be considered to be more follow up, right? I'm growing up. Here's the front cover of the book.

I randomly used images from a pair of pants that I found at Dig N Save and cut up. I want to know who thought: You know what will make great pants: Pictures of people! It's whack-a-doo and will not be seen walking around in a town near you because those pants are now a book.
There's something you don't hear every day.

Next pages.

The book in the book. In staring at these randomly placed images while sewing on and playing with the book, I kind of came up with a story/non-story thing. So I used my daughters junky old typewriter (Best kind for this project) and typed it up.

Then I stapled the cut up pages into the paper Instant Book that lives inside the cloth Instant Book.





I hope I was clear enough about this story really making no sense. I embroidered a little yellow and green thing onto each page and that thing is what the story is about. Really.
Then I just stapled the paper book into the cloth book.

And the back cover.
In sewing it up, I embraced the messy! But that's hardly worth mentioning because I always do. I feel like I'm pretty well set for my program. One whole person has signed up...that's actually pretty typical for a library program. People tend to sign up at the very last moment so wish me luck. I'll run it no matter what.
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