Wednesday, January 16, 2013

Quiet Book Template

Do you guys remember when I posted all the pictures of the quiet book I made? It was a really long time ago, but it remains one of my most popular posts. 




Well, I've been asked several times if I made a template as I went along. I finally made one this last week and uploaded it so anyone can use it.  And here it is!

To download the free Quiet Book template, click here or on the picture:


Here's what all the different pages look like (you can click on any of them to download the template):


So there you go! Enjoy!

51 comments:

  1. Fabulous project!!! Love it!Thanks so much for sharing the great tutorial! Would love to have you visit me sometime.
    Have a fabulous day!
    Hugs from Portugal,

    Ana Love Craft
    www.lovecraft2012.blogspot.com

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    1. Thank you! Thanks for stopping by, and cute blog!

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  2. What age group do you recommend for a quiet book? I was thinking of making one for a first birthday gift but was concerned some of the pieces might be too small for him.

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    1. I have a one year old, and I do think some of the pieces are too small for her (she still likes to put things in her mouth occasionally). But she loves the velcro parts; I just have to supervise her. So, I guess my answer is go for it! If he doesn't use it immediately, he will use it eventually. :)

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  3. This is a great book and thank you for the template. I always wanted to make one of these but my kids are older now.

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    1. Thank you! Even if your own kids are older now, they make great gifts. ;)

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  4. This is so awesome!!! Thank you for sharing this! I think my kids would love this! Followed you from "Glued to My Crafts."

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  5. Thanks for sharing! These would be perfect for my daughter during church, and I love sewing with felt.

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    1. Yeah, they're great for church! And that's perfect that you love sewing with felt. Sounds like a great project for you! :)

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  6. My son would love this! Guess I need to dig my sewing machine out :)

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    1. Haha, yeah! I just packed mine away a couple of weeks ago, but I've been seeing so many cute projects lately I think I might have to get it out again too!

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  7. Wow, this is amazing. Thanks so much for the printables. My kids would love this (and I would love it for keeping them busy for a little while!). Thank you so much for sharing this at my link party today!

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    1. Thank you! You're welcome for the templates; I should have made them a long time ago. :)

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  8. This is great! I'm hosting a busy bag exchange next month, and some of these pages would made great busy bag activities. Thanks for posting!

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    1. You're welcome! I hope this does help with your busy bag exchange. That sounds like a fun idea!

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  9. Sooo cute! Thank you for linking up, I'm pinning this page!

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    1. Thank you! :D And thank you for hosting your awesome linky party every week!

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  10. wow! thanks for going through all that work:) glad i stopped by!

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    1. You're welcome! I hope you have fun with this. :)

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  11. wow this is fantastic, my son would love the mr potato head pages

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  12. very cute!!! I'd love it if you would come share at the Funday Sunday link party that is open over at www.the-crafty-cowgirl.com! Hope to see you there!

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    1. Thank you so much! I'm sorry I didn't see your comment until now; but I'll check in with your linky party next week!

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  13. Saw you on Serenity Now.. Pinned this! So cute!

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  14. So, so cute! Need to pin, where did I miss the button? ( it's likely in plain sight right? ). ;-)

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  15. So cute!! Thanks for putting all your hard work on a downloadable format! I'm inspired (and no longer intimidated) to finally make one of these. :)

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  16. These are fabulous, would you be willing to link them to our http://www.joyfulhomemaking.com/2013/01/welcome-to-think-tank-thursday-13.html
    party that starts tonight at 9:00pm eastern.

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  17. This is just darling! I don't have my own little one to make this for...but I can for my gorgeous niece - thank you for the templates and for linking up to The Purple Pumpkin Blog

    Have a wonderful day!

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  18. Hey! I'm featuring your quiet book on my sidebar this week....and I took a screenshot of the photo in order to get it linked up. Wanted to let you know.....since you have photos disabled I didn't want you to think I was trying to grab without permission. I just love this project SO much and HAD to feature it! Thanks for linking up to the party!

    Melanie
    Reasons To Skip The Housework

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  19. Very cute! Thanks for sharing. Visiting you from Saving 4 Six linky party.

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  20. Awesome! This is perfect for my son! I made one of these, correction, I tried to make one of these but wasn't near as cute as this! Thank you so much for sharing this is great!!!

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  21. These are adorable and that you are offering the templates for free is just down-right awesome.
    Thanks for linking them up at Think Tank Thursday. I would love to feature them next Thursday but am not able to right click on the pictures. I would love access to a picture so I can feature them!
    Thanks.

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  22. Wow! What a great book and so generous of you to share it for free! Thank you so much! I can't wait to make it for my littles.

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  23. I love this!! Thanks for sharing your cute pattern!
    You were featured at Artsy Corner, so come grab a button :)
    http://www.artsyfartsymama.com/2013/01/artsy-corner-link-party-17.html

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  24. I love these templates! I am making a quiet book for my son, and the first page I completed was the dinosaur page! I added a zipper to his back, so the dinosaur becomes a pocket! See it on my blog at http://aztoid.blogspot.com/2013/03/quiet-book-one-page-done.html

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    1. That's so cool! Somehow I just saw this comment. I love the pocket addition!

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  25. Hi, Jocelyn--
    I want to say thank you for sharing your patterns. At the suggestion of my niece, I am making a Quiet Book for my grandson in Alaska. He is autistic and some of his favorite activities are sorting, counting and dressing his Mr. Potato Head. Thank you for providing the inspiration to make something he can take along with him on his therapies.

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  26. I love your quite books! I'm going to sew one for my beatiful daughter today. Thank you for sharing the love of your work. I'm learning to sew so when I have my own creations I will share with you my pencil caddy . I'm still on the trial and error part!

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    1. Thank you! And I would love to see any work you do!

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  27. Do you have a template for the car?

    Thank you, Pam pambi7@yahoo.com

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