The Clueless Librarian |
There's the knowledgeable librarian. There's the sexy librarian. There's the professionally trained librarian. And then there's me :: the clueless librarian. |
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Notes Create book shelves, literally
Tutorial on how to use old books to make simple, yet beautiful, shelves.
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Notes![Cecilia Levy’s tea cups are made from recycled book pages.
[via January 10, 2012 Shelf Awareness]](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lxlclw5PZi1qads7do1_500.jpg)
Cecilia Levy’s tea cups are made from recycled book pages.
[via January 10, 2012 Shelf Awareness]
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Notes book & library crafts from papersnitch[via the Craft zine blog in a kind of roundabout way]
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Notes Turn a book into a gadget case
[via Craft zine blog]
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Notes![Strong in the Rain poetry book: poem by Kenji Miyazawa, translated by Roger Pulvers, and illustrated by Lisa Erickson
sold on etsy Lisa Erickson; $10
I am an artist and have created a booklet of sumi-e style paintings to illustrate a famous poem that is being sent around Japan after the tsunami/ earthquake 3.11. A friend who taught and lived in Japan sent me “Strong in the Rain’ in March stating that this poem was circulating Japan as a positive reminder of Japan’s inherent strength. I decided to illustrate the poem turning it into a small booklet to sell and try to send some money to Japan to help.This book has 14 pages with 28 original sumi-e style illustrations. The craft card cover is letterpress and measures 11” x 4.25”. The inner pages have a deckle edge and are printed on beautiful hand pulled paper with a deckle edge. Each book is numbered and signed with my hanko and signature and is sent in a sturdy cardboard mailer.Profits from the book will be sent to Ashinaga an organization that helps children who have lost one or both parents from a natural disaster. Ashinaga has built Rainbow houses which provide a place where children can receive grief counseling through play. Ashinaga broke ground on a new Rainbow house in Tohoku the region of the tsunami in April 2011.
[via Cathy Zielske]](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lona0nGPZ91qads7do1_500.jpg)
Strong in the Rain poetry book: poem by Kenji Miyazawa, translated by Roger Pulvers, and illustrated by Lisa Erickson
sold on etsy Lisa Erickson; $10
I am an artist and have created a booklet of sumi-e style paintings to illustrate a famous poem that is being sent around Japan after the tsunami/ earthquake 3.11. A friend who taught and lived in Japan sent me “Strong in the Rain’ in March stating that this poem was circulating Japan as a positive reminder of Japan’s inherent strength. I decided to illustrate the poem turning it into a small booklet to sell and try to send some money to Japan to help.
This book has 14 pages with 28 original sumi-e style illustrations. The craft card cover is letterpress and measures 11” x 4.25”. The inner pages have a deckle edge and are printed on beautiful hand pulled paper with a deckle edge. Each book is numbered and signed with my hanko and signature and is sent in a sturdy cardboard mailer.
Profits from the book will be sent to Ashinaga an organization that helps children who have lost one or both parents from a natural disaster. Ashinaga has built Rainbow houses which provide a place where children can receive grief counseling through play. Ashinaga broke ground on a new Rainbow house in Tohoku the region of the tsunami in April 2011.[via Cathy Zielske]
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Notes![Wicked Witch Bookmark
[via the Craftzine blog]](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_ll9kg9mKjF1qads7do1_400.jpg)
Wicked Witch Bookmark
[via the Craftzine blog]
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Notes 16 Seuss-inspired crafts
[via the craftzine blog]
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Book Plush by Heidi Kenney of My Paper Crane.
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“Going West” papercut stop-motion animation by Anderson M Studios.
[via the Craft zine blog]
![Cecilia Levy’s tea cups are made from recycled book pages.
[via January 10, 2012 Shelf Awareness]](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lxlclw5PZi1qads7do1_1280.jpg)
![Strong in the Rain poetry book: poem by Kenji Miyazawa, translated by Roger Pulvers, and illustrated by Lisa Erickson
sold on etsy Lisa Erickson; $10
I am an artist and have created a booklet of sumi-e style paintings to illustrate a famous poem that is being sent around Japan after the tsunami/ earthquake 3.11. A friend who taught and lived in Japan sent me “Strong in the Rain’ in March stating that this poem was circulating Japan as a positive reminder of Japan’s inherent strength. I decided to illustrate the poem turning it into a small booklet to sell and try to send some money to Japan to help.This book has 14 pages with 28 original sumi-e style illustrations. The craft card cover is letterpress and measures 11” x 4.25”. The inner pages have a deckle edge and are printed on beautiful hand pulled paper with a deckle edge. Each book is numbered and signed with my hanko and signature and is sent in a sturdy cardboard mailer.Profits from the book will be sent to Ashinaga an organization that helps children who have lost one or both parents from a natural disaster. Ashinaga has built Rainbow houses which provide a place where children can receive grief counseling through play. Ashinaga broke ground on a new Rainbow house in Tohoku the region of the tsunami in April 2011.
[via Cathy Zielske]](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lona0nGPZ91qads7do1_1280.jpg)
