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Create Your Own Pet Books & More at Blurb!

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Over the past few weeks I’ve been sharing how and why Blurb is such an incredible source for telling your story—whether it includes photos, words, or both. I realize that not everyone has the desire to write a novel or sell a book of their photos. Some people just want to commemorate a trip, an event, or a special occasion. Others may want to visually capture a business concept or life experience. Whatever the inclination, Blurb makes it easy and affordable to realize it. 

Chances are you already have an idea for the kind of book you want to create. But in case you need a little inspiration, here are a few ways people have used Blurb to create their own creative and useful books: 

Gifts
A beautiful, custom-made book is one of the most thoughtful, meaningful gifts you can give. With Father’s Day, graduation, and wedding season just around the corner, this type of book can make the perfect gift that keeps on giving. And with Blurb’s cutting-edge book-making tools, you can add photos, words, stories, drawings—anything you want—and make something that’s truly one-of-a-kind. Ideas include: a favorite recipes book, a baby’s first year book, a book of poems, a senior year book, etc. 

Memoirs
You have a story to tell. Ok, so you may not have hiked across the Sahara or been on Broadway, but that doesn’t mean that you haven’t impacted lives or had interesting life experiences. And it certainly doesn’t mean that you don’t have valuable insights to impart. Even if you have no interest in sharing your memoir with anyone, the process of reflecting on your life and writing down some of your thoughts and experiences can be incredibly eye-opening and cathartic. 

Pet Books
What better way to showcase your best friend than with their very own book. It could be something as simple as pictures and quips of trips to the park, naps on the couch, playing with a favorite toy, or basking in the sun, to a more in-depth life story book about your pet. These can be shared as gifts, sold to fellow pet-lovers, or just kept for your own personal enjoyment. 

Non-Profit Fundraising Books
With Blurb, non-profits can share their story with compelling words and images and then sell them via Blurb’s Sell & Distribute option to fundraise for their organization. For example, Gerrit Greve’s Hearts for Healing book showcases how kids interpret a giving heart through art. It also chronicles how Greve’s students gained new confidence in themselves and their abilities knowing that their art could make a difference in someone’s life and health. This beautiful book is an example of how Blurb’s platforms can be used to support a cause that’s important to you. 

These are just a few ways that you can use Blurb to share your story or promote a purpose, but know that there are many, many others. Get creative! Honestly, the most important part is just clicking on the “Get Started” link on Blurb.com. As you start the process of creating your own book, you’ll be surprised at how quickly the creativity floodgates open! 

And when it does and you’ve created your own book, be sure to tell me about it—if you’re okay with me doing so, I’d love to promote it to other readers. Who knows? You may inspire someone else to create a book of their own! 

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Thus far you've heard the Blurb story and learned a bit about the extensive tools and resources that Blurb makes available to their book-making customers. While all that is impressive, what’s really remarkable to me is how they offer all of that and provide visually stunning books made on photo-quality paper—AND do it all at such an incredibly affordable price. It’s really is something to marvel at. 

Since day one, Blurb has been praised for their unwavering commitment to quality, which is why renowned photographers, graphic designers, architects, artists, and other creative professionals repeatedly choose Blurb to display their works of art. That speaks volumes in my book (no pun intended) because, if they trust Blurb to showcase their work, then it just seems logical that I should too. 

Professional-Quality Books and Magazines
Whether you’re creating a photo book, a trade book, or a magazine, Blurb allows you to choose from a wide range of trim size, covers, fonts, layouts, and paper. Paper type is actually really key to any book which displays images. Other book-making platforms may have some nice quality paper, but you’re going to pay out the wazoo for your book. Others use recycled paper, which is good environmentally, but not so great for producing visually-rich images. 

Blurb, on the other hand, provides customers with several paper options, including standard paper that has a smooth, semi-matte finish on 80# stock, to uncoated ProLine semi-gloss paper on 140# stock that’s ideal for high-end photography and design books. 

Digital Books/Ebooks
Blurb is actually one of the few book-making platforms that gives you complete control over creating an ebook. Blurb lets you make ebooks in both fixed-layout (Apple iPad®-only) and reflowable formats (iPad and Kindle devices). You can even convert any book or magazine you create into a gorgeous ebook so you can share and distribute it in a way that’s easy, affordable, and earth-friendly! 

Price
If price is a factor (when is it not?), Blurb is bar none one of the most affordable printers out there with one of the lowest price per page available – especially when you consider their quality and array of creative options. So that you will know exactly what you’re getting at what cost, Blurb developed a Pricing Calculator. I mentioned their pricing calculator in my last post, but to recap, this fantastic tool lets you see what your price per book will be based on the selections you choose (e.g. soft cover, 7 x 7 photobook, on ProLine Uncoated #100 paper). 

You can also compare the pricing of different types of books (trade book vs. magazine, vs. ebook, etc.), covers (hard or soft), sizes (7 x 7 vs 13 x 11), paper type (matte, glossy), etc. 

Although their pricing is already impressive, take note that Blurb is generously offering you 15% off any book you create from now through 5/30! Get started now! 

I recommend sorting through those pictures on your camera, smartphone, Facebook feed, or Instagram page and start creating your very own book. You’ll be so excited with the results that you’ll probably want to make a copy for all of your friends and family (I’m speaking from experience here!). 

If you need some inspiration, I’ll be sharing examples in next week’s post of how some people have used Blurb to create their own creative and useful books—so stay tuned! 

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Your photo galleries are sublime. You've spent hours sorting and editing your shots into individual masterpieces, and are ready to take the next step—publishing them into a printed collection of your art. Before you jump online and start pouring your pictures onto the blank pages of a photo book, take a look at this video from Blurb. In this video, learn graphic design secrets to create a clean, high quality photo book—such as how to avoid falling into the "gutter". Blurb will help you turn your photography into the magnum opus that graces your coffee table, as opposed to just another book of pictures. 

Ready to start publishing? Save 20% on photo books with code OCT20%, which is great news if you're thinking ahead to the holidays and making your work of art into a gift to send. Special offer for new customers only—save 25% on photo books with code OCT25%… even better for those of you who are new to Blurb books. Just don't wait because these deals end October 31st. 

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Making Magazines with Blurb's Book Wright: An Interview with Trevor Ehle

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Making Magazines with Blurb’s BookWright: An Interview with Trevor Ehle





Recently, I had the chance to chat with Trevor Ehle, the Senior Product Manager at Blurb who’s been working on BookWright. BookWright is a great new way to make a book, and more importantly, a magazine. Let me share his insider information about the new things you can do with Blurb that make it pretty easy to make a magazine—whether you’re an experienced designer or not.

Apparently, building the foundation for your magazine using words and images in BookWright is pretty much the same process as making a book—but there are some differences, according to Trevor Ehle, that you should keep in mind before you start. Here are Trevor's tips for making a stunning magazine...

1. "The magazine format has the option of printing images and/or text on the inside of the front and back cover. We think this is a nice design addition that is exclusive to this print format. You’ll find it in the 'Covers' section of BookWright."


2. "To keep printing costs as low as possible, Blurb requires that all magazine page counts be divisible by four—so keep that in mind when setting up the content for the pages portion of your book. You can always add blank sheets at the end to make your magazine fit this page count. But don’t worry—BookWright will let you know on upload if your magazine’s page count is incorrect."


3. "The magazine’s spine is relatively small, even at larger page number counts, so it might be best to use an image, background color, or texture on the spine in place of text. Given the limited space that is available and the variation of the printing process, you are more likely to get a final product you are happy with if you stay away from using text."


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Are your creative juices flowing? Are you ready to publish the next Life magazine? Bookmark these tips, then head on over to Blurb. Right now, Blurb is offering 15% off on all printed products for returning customers and 25% off for first purchases made by new customers through May 31st! Simply use the code MYFIRST at checkout for new customers and 15%SAVINGS for returning customers. These deals expire next week, so if you're going to grab one, you better hurry!

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Holland Designs Crochet Patterns Review! Modern Toddler Loafers, Ice Princess Headwrap & Ladies Knit-Look Sweater Boots!

Holland Designs was created by Lisa who learned to sew at just 3 years old! How amazing is that? Lisa is originally from Wisconsin, hey that's where we live! She now lives with her husband and their three beautiful young girls in New Zealand, near Auckland. Holland Designs is named after their eldest daughter, Holland. Holland, Madison and Adelaide are all beautiful models for Holland Designs. Lisa's husband, Gilbert is fluent in Dutch and English, he is trying to teach his daughter Dutch as well, but they carry their mother's American accent. How cute! Lisa creates beautiful crochet patterns which what she sells in Holland Designs.

Ezio, my two year old has been showing an interest in trying to crochet and he mimic hand motions I make while crocheting... I might have to try giving him a crochet hook and see if I can teach him how to crochet. That would be so amazing!  

 Modern Toddler Loafers Pattern 

Photo Belongs To: Holland Designs

 Modern Toddler Loafer pattern ($5.50ARV) is an Intermediate skill level pattern. It is available for purchase and immediate download at Holland Designs. This pattern is for toddler sizes and comes with the pattern for shoe sizes 4 through 8. They are worked with two colors of your choice of worsted weight yarn and an F size crochet hook is needed as well as two buttons, sewing needle and thread. Although Lisa and her family are in New Zealand this pattern is written in American terms. 

I'm pretty sure I'd rate my crocheting skill level at about Intermediate, not quite Advanced or Expert. The pattern was fairly easy to work up, but I'm not quite so fond of how my pair of shoes came out, which doesn't have anything to do with the pattern it's self, but how I crocheted them. The loafers didn't take too long to work up either. 

The ones I made are not perfect, but they fit Ezio and he seems to like them! Plus, this was my first pair, I will be making at least one more pair of these and they should turn out much better not that I've worked it once before. 

They FIT! That was pretty much my whole goal, to make a pair of crocheted booties/loafers for him that fit him. I've tried many of the free patterns available online and none of them have come even close to turning out for me! The sole for the Modern Toddler Loafer's pattern is much better then the many different variations I've found online for free as well. After I make a second pair of these for Ezio, if they turn out better, I will be trying my hand at expanding this pattern to a size 11 for Cade. I think I've figured it out for the most part in my head, but I still have to see if it will turn out correctly. 

Thumbs up for this pattern!

Ice Princess Headwrap Pattern

Photo Belongs To: Holland Designs

The Ice Princess Headwrap ($5.50ARV) crochet pattern is an easy to intermediate skill level and is also written in American terms. It is also available for immediate download and comes in all sizes. The way this headwrap is worked gives it a beautiful knit-look. One of the great and sort of fun things about this pattern is that you can use any type of yarn and any hook size! In Holland Designs headwrap above and mine below we both used two strands of DK weight yarn held together and I also used an I hook, same as Lisa did. Included in this pattern is a size chart for standard head circumferences so you can make this headwrap for any size and age.

Well here is my Ice Princess Headwrap... I know my picture or maybe the colors I used don't show the cinching of it like at all, but I promise it did cinch! My flower isn't the greatest, flowers are super easy to make, but I didn't stretch mine out nearly enough when I sewed it on. The pattern was super easy to work up, I'd probably rate the skill level at easy or beginner until your get to the back/finishing of the headwrap then it can get a little tricky. This is the first thing I've ever made with two strands of yarn being used, but it wasn't nearly as difficult as I had thought it would be. 

I gave Jedilynn her headwrap I made her and I asked her to smile nice so I could take a picture for the review and above is the lovely "pose" I guess you could call it, that I got from my daughter. She is so silly and can be quite sassy. Yes, this is her being sassy because now I have a silly picture for my review instead of nice or more formal photo. I love her either way. She loves her headwrap and one of the boys got something on it so while she was impatiently awaiting it to be out of the wash she decided to ask me to make her another one. Silly girl, it will be done in like 20 more minutes! She ended up going to play with her brothers and before she even realized how much time went by it was done! When she wore this to school for about the first week she kept coming home telling me that several of her friends wanted headwraps too. I felt bad when I told her no, I just couldn't make and giveaway the amount that she wanted and I didn't want to put her in a sticky situation of choosing just two or three of her friends that she'd like to have given one to. Anyhow with using two strands of yarn you get a nice thick and very warm head wrap! I felt confident in sending Jedilynn to school with her headwrap to keep her ears warm in our super cold Wisconsin winters and this year it was probably the coldest I ever remember our winters being with all of the Arctic freezes and such that we've had. 

Thumbs up for this pattern as well!

 Ladies Knit-Look Sweater Boots Pattern

Photo Belongs To: Holland Designs

Ladies Knit-Look Sweater Boots ($5.50ARV) pattern is an easy to intermediate skill level. It is available for immediate download as well. This pattern comes with a USA womens shoe size chart so you can fully customize the length of the sole to get the perfect fit for your self! These sweater boots are stylish and trendy and will keep your feet warm and cozy. The cuff for these sweater boots has an awesome design that makes a knit-look which is stretchy and ribbed, you can make this too any length you wish and the ties around the ankles are for an added secure fit.

The ribbed knit-look cuff for these Sweater Boots had me nervous at first and I did redo the first few rounds a few times as it just didn't look right, but then I carried on and everything turned out great! I actually enjoyed working this ribbed knit-look cuff and it was quite a bit of fun too. I often tend to get bored with doing the same thing over and over again. 

Here I have my ankle and my sole, you make the separately and then you crochet the ankle to the sole and continue working the sides of the toe as well as the top. They are pretty easy to make and a little time consuming, but I was so excited to have nice warm cozy feet!

OOPS!!! I REALLY did something wrong here! Not sure where I went wrong with these, but I do know it is my own error and not one with in the pattern, I had to of missed a round or two or three, which if you compare this picture to the picture of Lisa's boots you can see that I don't have the rows of pink under my purple ribbed knit-look ankle. And that is the part that was to tight and stopping my foot from going into the slipper. I am working a new pair of these now so hopefully this time around I pay closer attention to the pattern. My issue is that I get distracted by one of the kids and then when I look back at the pattern I end up skipping rows. Again, this issue is not due to the pattern, but user error. 


Thumbs up for this one as well. 


I love all three patterns I received from Holland Designs, now I just to correct my silly errors and I will update with much better looking crocheted items once I've had the chance to remake them all. Definitely pay attention to your pattern! Use a pen or highlighter and mark the row your on if you need to do so, then you wont lose your place as I do quite often. 


Holland Designs has tons and tons of beautiful and stylish crochet patterns for the whole family. I've never seen products or patterns for many of the patterns available in Holland Designs before! 


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Lisa van Klaveren's Blog
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Disclosure: I received the above patterns in exchange for my honest review. All opinions and experiences are 100% my own and may differ from those of your own. I did not receive any other form of compensation for this publication.

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It can be really hard buying books for people as gifts. After all, you never know just which books they already have. And then when you do find the right book and give it to them, how do you make it really personal? Put in a book plate? Write an inscription? How do you make the whole thing totally them?

These personalized “Chicken Soup for the Soul” books are one really great way to do it. Not only do you get to choose from five different story themes (from “Christmas Stories” to “Giving thanks”), you can personalize it in ways you just can’t with a conventional book. As the title suggests, these are stories meant to comfort and heal.



Your custom “Chicken Soup for the Soul” book will truly be a book for them because the book is printed with their name on the cover, as the recipient. And it’s truly from you because your name is printed on the cover as the giver. You can even include an inscription inside the book and on the back cover. Even add a photo to the back.

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Guest Post: Get Hooked on Crochet with Five Easy Books!

For vintage chic or a vintage doily, the artful simplicity of crochet is easy to master with these top five DIY books.

Learning to crochet is a versatile skill; it can be used to make anything from accessories to furnishings, or even add a vintage-looking trim to a summer dress. The techniques are easy to pick up if you have access to a good tutorial, and DIY books help you learn the craft at your own pace and without paying for several lessons. Most offer step-by-step pictorial instructions and projects to ensure you keep progressing.

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by Nuwandalice

Learn to Crochet: Clear stitch diagrams and instructions, 20 simple projects to make
(Rowan Yarns, 2005) – £6.99

This portable-sized book is small enough to take anywhere, perfect for learning on the go or on holiday. The basics on how to hold a hook and yarn are shown step-by-step, as well as offering advice on what yarns, threads and sizes of hooks are suitable for different projects. Each stitch is laid out with diagrams and clear instructions accompanied by colour artwork. 'Learn to Crochet' also features 20 first time projects, such as accessories and clothing, taking you from easy to advanced to help you see results.

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by kpwerker

Crochet Unravelled: A Clear and Concise Guide to Learning Crochet
(Pottage Publishing, 2005) - £6.99

'Crochet Unravelled' combines step-by-step crochet patterns, which help you master each technique and put them together to develop the craft. The book includes tutorials on how to hold the hook and yarn, make basic stitches, understand patterns and even features an American conversion chart for patterns from the USA. 'Crochet Unravelled' is full of illustrations and 11 small projects to get you started, making it accessible for children as well as adults. It also has the added bonus of providing examples for both left- and right-handed crafters, which makes it unique and a must-have for the former!

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by *Leanda

First Crochet
(Collins & Brown, 2011) – £7.99

This book describes itself as the 'ultimate beginners guide' to learning crochet. Combining clear instructions with modern step-by-step photographs, and even fold-out tabs with vital techniques, 'First Crochet' is ideal for quick reference. With a detailed explanation of the basics, such as how to hold a hook, this book then guides you through fundamental techniques of creating intricate patterns and individual effects. 'First Crochet' also contains over 20 projects to begin as soon as you have mastered the basics, including stylish scarves, bags and cushions.

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by Crafty Kitten

The Chicks with Sticks Guide to Crochet: Learn to Crochet with More Than 30 Cool, Easy Patterns
(Watson-Guptill, 2008) – £12.99

The 'Chicks with Sticks Guide' boasts that 'anyone can learn to crochet in just a weekend'. The Chicks are not only informative; their anecdotes and wit make learning enjoyable at the same time. Leading you first through an introduction on the basic tools and materials, the book is then laid out in a range of lessons, each introducing different skills and new patterns to keep you progressing. Including over 30 contemporary projects to work on, ranging from belts to jumpers, this guide is best appreciated by those advanced beginners who have done a little crochet before or are re-learning the skill.

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by Crafty Kitten

Crochet Workshop: Learn How to Crochet with 20 Inspiring Projects
(Quadrille Publishing, 2012) – £16.99

'Crochet Workshop' takes a comprehensive approach, building on techniques learnt in previous sections to produce more intricate weaves and designs. This book takes you from the absolute basics to completing its 20 projects, through colour photographs, images and helpful charts. As the title suggests, this book is a workshop, meaning you will see results as you progress. By the end you will have mastered a range of crochet techniques and have a nice selection of items to show for it! The projects begin with hats and scarves to help you accomplish the fundamental stitches, moving on to thicker weaves, such as laptop cases, before culminating in delicate lace crochet.

With advice and designs for beginners, these books are ideal to help you see results from your skills and will become a well-thumbed point of reference on your shelves. With so many accessible books to help you master the art of crochet, there is nothing stopping you from getting hooked!

This article was written by Jenny, a dedicated crafts blogger from Leeds.

Mami's 3 Little Monkeys was compensation for this publication. 

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