I've been hanging onto a couple of tins that some QK die sets came in hoping they'd "come in useful one day" - well just for once my habit of squirrelling things away came good!



Name cut from velvet paper with the Robo.
The Pages
There aren't many pages in the book because the tin is very shallow. I've either left them blank for a photo or made a pocket and tag for adding more bits and pieces, or little notes and messages.
You can click on the pictures if you'd like a closer look











Also, I should have thought more about just how shallow the tin was - I had to flatten the flower on the front of the book in order to close the tin. As you can see, my planning isn't always what it should be!


16 comments:
Beautiful work Kathy. Lucky Sue.
This is so beautiful!!
Gorgeous!
This is so lovely Kathy. Lucky Sue is all I can add.
You know it's my 40th in February don't you...... LOL x
Sue is lucky and spoilt but I was pleased to read it didn't go to plan
Cos the presie is perfect and everyting I do NEVER goes as I expect
Thanks again xxx
Fab book, the papers you have used are gorgeous
Kathy that is fabulous! Would love to see the tin the way it started! You are a great friend...I'd love to receive that as a gift, I'm sure your friend will feel very blessed!!! Well Done!!!
OMG That is absolutely STUNNING!!!
Beautiful, she's going to love that.Fabulous papers. Something to treasure.
You can't beat dunhelm for blooms!
I get such pleasure pulling them apart.
This looks sensational. I love the papers you've used - they work so well together. I hope the recipient will be impressed by the beauty of it and all of your hard work.
Angela
As usual another gorgeous project that I wish I had!!Love it.
OMG Sue is soooooooo SPOILT!! Kathy that is really stunning - lucky old bird ain't she ;o)
You have such a great eye for colour combo's! love the inking too!
oooh Kathy!! what a wonderful job here !! every pages is great with all the details. Super job !!
Thanks for you many comments on my blog :o).
That is so gorgeou - I'm sure Sue was thrilled with it.
This is absolutely beautiful, what a fantastic gift!
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