more christmas gifts

Here are some more gifts I made for my grandma and sister in laws.
The house is a journal. The paper I used is from Cosmo Cricket. The house is from a chipboard Maya Road book. The Maya Road book had about 6 chipboard house pages to the book. I took it apart and used just 2 of the chipboard pages. One for front and one for back. Then I custom cut the blank pages inside book.

These books are blank cookbooks. The papers are from Cosmo Cricket and Basic Grey. The chef is from Stampin' Up. Dies are from QuicKutz. I just used extra chipboard I had for these books. I bound it with the Bind it All coils from Zutter.


Tricia

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1CardCreator said…
Such pretty things you are sharing here on your beautiful blog. I found your link over at Paperee. Take Care, ~Diane
January 23, 2010 at 10:02 PM
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