Quite awhile ago, the Inchies group, put out a challenge to do a another "Inchie swap". I love to create these petite collages. They are challenging and they are so much fun to make. This challenge was to create an inchie to represent something that would be found in a "Cabinet of Curiosities" A Cabinet of Curiosities, was an encyclopedic collection in Renaissance Europe of types objects whose categorical boundaries had yet to be discovered.
Saturday, I received an envelope with this package inside it.
I was excited to open and see what was created for each individual participant this "Wunderkammer" inchie swap!
This is what was inside the paper. My own Cabinet of Curiosities!

Deborah made this wonderful books to house these little eclectic gems of wonder. She listed each artist as an architect, a creator, designer, a pioneer, etc. This was such a fun swap and the presentation is fabulous!
I selected some neutral solid papers and some matching printed baby papers and put them together for a little book to add photo's and memories.
The pages were cut to two different sizes to create a little interest. The book has no theme, a preference of the father.
A great 12 x 12 sheet was found and cut up to add to the book, which will help with the documentation of Doctor visits and different experiences that these new parents will have.
The book is big enough to chronicle the nine months of preparation as well as the first precious days of this little boys life.

After the live swap, it was off to Mystic Paper, where















