Friday, May 2, 2014

Felt Friday Finish - Quiet Book Pages

This is the start of an on-going project, much like the soon-to-be-revitalized {or at least the Dude hopes} Felt Food Friday.

Since I'm about to have a toddler I have to entertain for a God-awful amount of time on an airplane, I made some quiet book pages.

Of course, it's not really a book yet. I have some grommets to put it together, but the grommet tools are...not working with me. So right now, I have some pages and a whole lot of ideas.


But aren't they cute pages?


In action!

There's still a lot of stuff that still needs to happen. Like Doctor Who finger puppets. And grommets in the shoes so they can be laced. {Coincidentally, those are the Tenth Doctor's shoes. COINCIDENTALLY, I said!}

And more clothes for Pororo - a Korean cartoon character. That's his usual hat and goggles, but I'm going to make a police outfit and fireman outfit and Jedi robe and....etc.

The Dude loves this project - he designed the monster himself. He's been helping me come up with a list of pages that we have to have - like match the socks, Tic Tac Toe, braid Princess Leia's hair, and pet the Wampa.

{Okay, so we're not a normal family. But the Little Man was going to figure that out soon enough anyway, right?}

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9 comments:

  1. Fun idea for your little guy! A project quite different from quilting though! I enjoyed making one for grandgirl, but it was also challenging with those grommets etc. etc.

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  2. Great ideas for your activity book, fun that everyone is helping with it. Hope your return trip to Korea happens soon.

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  3. Coming out of lurkdom to say this is a truly fabulous idea. Only thing missing is a fez and bowtie and perhaps a dalek or two. Hope your new little one enjoys it.

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    1. Of course there will be a bowtie! Bowties are cool! ;)

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    2. ;) Of course they are. Wondering how one would do fish sticks and custard in felt...

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  4. This is such a cute idea! The interactive pages are so fun and sure to entertain a little one!

    Thank you so much for partying at Needle and Thread Thursday!

    :) Kelly @ My Quilt Infatuation

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  5. Love the quiet book ideas! Trying to think of a way you can incorporate a Dalek!

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  7. Fun, fun pages. It's good that The Dude is having fun designing them. He's doing a great job.

    As DT is fond of saying "Normal is boring, but eccentric is interesting."

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