Making The Base of A Fabric Book - Part 2

[@beccaL9]

Hey Maggie! I am just loving watching you create with the laces & crochet! ❤️ I find your voice and manner very calming. I found myself saying no no or yes yes as you were deciding which piece to use & how to position it 😂. I love how this book is turning out & can't wait to see the embellishments! Part 3 showed up in my feed tonight so I actually watched 3, then 1 & 2. You are inspiring me to do one of these!

[@DottieWerner]

Can’t wait to see finished project

[@annkathy257]

I always enjoy watching your process, Maggie! 🙂

[@clemonscrafts]

What a smart idea the little spatula to pat with - that way you don't burn your fingers!! LOL! I love hearing your thought process. Such beautiful work with lace and crochet pieces....I've been meaning to watch this forever and I finally did it! LOL! HUGS!

[@dianacampanelli3250]

Such beautiful lace, you make beautiful lace journals! Love what you make! Thanks for sharing Maggie & have a wonderful day!🤗💜🌻💕

[@lorrainelamalfa8185]

Gosh Maggie, i love your videos. Beautiful laces, can't wait to see what you create with this one. I could hear you perfectly this time!!!!

[@grandmacherylsplace]

Loved watching this Maggie

[@taylormadejournals9662]

This is off to an awesome start Maggie XXX

[@jannellcook5772]

Hi Maggie, love your work. Thank you for sharing I really appreciate your time making videos. 😊💖

[@annettedepete4314]

Maggie this is so beautiful! Thanks for part 2💕🌴

[@roxyfibertart]

Looking forward to more 😀

[@gypsyscraftnook0924]

You have beautiful laces and fabrics. This journal is coming out fabulous ❤❤

[@tinlizzie4444]

HI Maggie!! This is looking so beautiful and coming together so nicely!! I am off to watch part 3!! TFS!! Hugs, Liz:)

[@lisasexton7997]

I love watching you craft. It really helps build my eye for choosing elements/layering. ❤️❤️

[@kimmy6639]

OK every fabric is out and ready to complete this part of the tutorial. You Miss Maggie are the queen of glue guns! I have the exact same model, it will take alot of practice with it! Yes I follow tutorials as I go, on the TV so I can pause as I go. I have some great scrapbook albums doing it this way. No talent on my part needed, just a great teacher like you! Thanks again, looking forward to doing the doily book the same way once I get this done!

[@MaggieWhite]

Yay! I'm so glad you're crafting!!!

[@tinaparkerdesigns]

Hi Maggie 🤗 can't wait to see more!

[@glynismccartneyintricatesc5281]

Beautiful! ❄️❄️❄️❤️

[@artfulyama9071]

Do you tea dye any lace that you use for the pages, or is that the natural lace patina? This series is really helpful for me. I have no idea how to approach making a fabric book, let alone a lace book. So happy you are doing this series of videos. The more detail you provide on how to do the pages would be so appreciated. Thank you, Maggie!❤

[@MaggieWhite]

Oh, thank you. I didn't tea dye, it's natural patina.

[@shelleywhalen9201]

Brilliant please please please make the embellishment videos 💝💝💝💝💝💝

[@bonneeley5670]

I would love to see how you embellish this book.

[@MaggieWhite]

I will do that in another short series.

[@CissySueCreations]

Hi gorgeous..

[@bonneeley5670]

I must change my question. What is the age on Vintage laces. 24 or 50 years? Or is there a time limit? Thank you

[@MaggieWhite]

As far as laces go anything over 20 years is considered vintage. I was incorrect when I said 50 years.

[@bonneeley5670]

@@MaggieWhite thank you

[@bonneeley5670]

I asked this last time and you did not reply - so I ask again. Maggie, what makes a lace vintage vs. antique? Or is there no difference. over 50 years or 100? Thank you

[@MaggieWhite]

Anything 50 years are over is considered vintage and anything 100 years or older is considered antique. At least that’s to my knowledge.

[@bonneeley5670]

@@MaggieWhiteThank you very much. You have wonderful laces.

[@kimmy6639]

Actually for some reason Etsy considers over 20 years vintage. Idk why as I always had the same time frame you did.