One thing that she uses is a sketch organizer to hold her drawings. And, a little while back, she was gracious enough to give her readers [admirers] a free download to make our own organizer using her graphics. This is what I put together this afternoon to hold my personal sketches:



To bind my organizer I decided to use more the PTI rustic twine and a simple pamphlet stitch so that I could reuse my cover when my pages are full. Kristina used a long-reach stapler to join her book, but I don't have one. I'll put one on my wish list.
I can tell these are addictive and now I'm off to make a few more. Be sure to check out Kristina's site while she's doing some amazing Christmas card videos. Thanks!
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