And bingo...

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    ...was its name-o. Hand made journal from St. Adalbert school bingo cards and manila drawing paper.
    Reached #222 on Explore, August 18, 2007

    Wanda Eash AKA Craftymule, Rees Bees, and 11 other people added this photo to their favorites.

    1. goldbirds 71 months ago | reply

      This is very lovely!

    2. Anne-Miek Bibbe 71 months ago | reply

      I love artistbooks, especiallla ones made of ready-made/lost and found stuff! I love to pick them up, feel he weight, smell...., look inside, keep quiet and think about, I love "silent" art!

    3. klynslis 71 months ago | reply

      Thanks! I found a bunch of these bingo cards and I plan to make a number of journals of them. Some will be kept, some will be given to others, and some will be sold on Etsy.

    4. m.klynstra 71 months ago | reply

      sweet. let me know when they go on sale. i would totally buy one.

    5. djbebe 71 months ago | reply

      Very nice - great use of recycled materials!

    6. klynslis 71 months ago | reply

      Michael, you don't have to pay! I'll get yours in the mail by the end of the week. Although I would like your opinion on what to charge...

      djbebe... thanks!

    7. Mother Three 70 months ago | reply

      @klynslis: I have green bingo cards like that. I made some spiral bound journals of them, also sold on etsy!!

    8. Lynne Lamb / paintistworks 70 months ago | reply

      this is great....I do love handmade books, and it was so good to see the process...thanks :-)

    9. klynslis 70 months ago | reply

      Thanks for the comments, paintistworks!

      Shreddy (still think of you as disgruntled), I thought about spiral binding them, but we only have a comb binder here. Not nearly as cool.

    10. Howdy, I'm H. Michael Karshis 60 months ago | reply

      I too will be most happy to purchase such a fine looking journal!

      Very cool. Please let me know if and when!

      HMK

    11. gypsy999 57 months ago | reply

      Fabulous idea!

    12. i eaт sтars 49 months ago | reply

      This is awesome :D Really well made. I would love to have one so much.

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