So one of the things about occasionally looking at the files on your computer is that you come across stuff that was actually kind of cool, even though you *think* maybe you never shared it.
(Still claiming that I am far too lazy busy to check my own archives.)
This was a fancier-castle version of a class called King of the Castle that I taught way back in 2008. (See? I checked my archives on that one!) Remember that logo with the murder font? Good times!
As I looked at my files, I found the above photo, where I hadn't added any photos to the project yet, and then this one, which has photos and explains how the thing works:
Can't do much about the supplies here - they are too old. The paper was Cosmo Cricket's Get Happy, and the crown/album was made from a Creative Imaginations Pennant Album called Elain.
So why (you may be wondering) am I digging up ancient artifacts and posting them on my blog?
Two reasons.
(1) - I don't have any new stuff to post on my blog. (a given, perhaps)
(2) - Creating the For the Record template class this week caused me to save some stuff in a rarely-used folder on my laptop, and, always a fan of procrastinating, I started opening folders and looking at some of these old classes.
you are officially a genious ...respect!
Posted by: Sarah turner | February 16, 2012 at 10:28 AM
How about the instructions and templates?
Posted by: Barbara | February 16, 2012 at 06:01 PM
Nothing wrong with showing us some older stuff you did! I didn't know about you in 2008 so this is all new for me! LOL!
Posted by: KathyN | February 16, 2012 at 07:42 PM
Would LOVE to see a tutorial. Fun project.
Posted by: lacyquilter | February 24, 2012 at 11:28 AM