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  • coloring the paper part with chalks looks awesome too

  • Yay!

  • Just a note from a librarian. I LOVE that you are using old books. I made a run recently to a second had store for old books for the aged and discoloured effect. I love the robin hood book and the french title I found. Crazy fun! Fact is old books really do deteriorate and wind up in the trash or recycle so why not use them this way? I love this tut. Thanks for posting! Great little trick with the string. Thanks again.

  • Just a note from a librarian. I LOVE that you are using old books. I made a run recently to a second had store for old books for the aged and discoloured effect. I love the robin hood book and the french title I found. Crazy fun! Fact is old books really do deteriorate and wind up in the trash or recycle so why not use them this way? I love this tut. Thanks for posting!

  • so cute! I was making kind of same flowers (same principle)... but I will definitely try this as well...those buttons are so cute!

  • you talking too much

  • I don't like the idea of using the actual page from the books themselves but would rather scan/copy it onto cardstock...... I love books too much to tear it up.

  • what a cute idea. I can assure you that the paper in vintage books will not be acid free but depending on the craft you are doing, this is great.

  • Thank you sooooooo much Dawn. This was extremely helpful and so cute. I am a very crafty person and trying to MAKE my 11 yr old more like MOMMY (smile) and she's actually loving your website. She also says thank youuuuuu MISS DAWN... LOL

  • What a great idea to recycle old books and save money on paper at the same time!! Love it!!

  • Great Idea, I love these.

  • thanks so much for sharing this

  • Cute. :]

  • Great tutorial love the vintage paper used for this kind of flower! TFS! hug,Kathy

  • Love this! I just made one! Thank you so much for sharing!!!!!

  • i've always loved your cards, and I'm so thrilled to see that your now doing videos.

  • Love the video. Thanks for sharing. Question: what type of string did you use for the button?

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  • I love this! I have tons of buttons and tons of old paper! Thanks for this!

  • Thank you, I have been wanting to know how to do this!

  • That is such a great and easy flower to make. Thanks for sharing!

  • Hi Dawn, love the flower. Do you know if books are acid free? I thought maybe if the book was old enough, it wouldn't matter anymore. Thank you so much. Carlene

  • Hi Carlene,

    I'm sorry but I don't honestly know if vintage books are acid free or not. I suppose it could be different with each book.

  • Super Cute. I'm so glad your making videos now.

  • Love your video. I made one while I see your video. Love this flower. Thanks for share your ideas. Zeila

  • AWESOME, Dawn! Love the video...love the flowers. I'm definitely going to make some today...and get to the Goodwill store...haha. Suggestion: I know you have been having a lot of snow lately. Could you please show a view out your window for those of us not in the Midwest.  We're praying the bad weather is going to end now and you're all okay.

  • I will be making some of these today! Thank you for sharing.

  • stinkin awesome!!!!!

  • Love the video! Can I ask how you are holding your phone/camera up to shoot the video?

  • I balance my iPhone on a metal yard stick that's wedged into my paper storage and sticking out over my desk. It's all very high-tech! Hahaha!

  • Brilliant! LOL I think I'm going to get one of those tiny bendy tripods for my camera.

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