my first wedding guestbook that i scrapped...

my hubby and i managed to complete it last night. it was a very exciting experience and we both enjoyed working on it together. as i felt very tensed working on this project and couldn't get myself the confidence to cut the papers, my hubby was more than happy to rescue me. he cut all the textured and patterned cardstocks, and pasted them so well with his steady hands.

the final product is so so so pretty, that i wish it was my wedding and this is my guestbook.

a friend ordered these two books as gifts. this time, i need to bind 4 sets of writing cardstocks. his requests -

1. one cat motif
2. one butterfly motif
3. extra writing pages
4. incorporate with photos of his friends

above: a thick notebook. extra set of writing pages also mean extra dividers and embellishments.

above: i used a broader and wider binding spine for these two projects

below photos: i shall let you compare the dividers in the two notebooks

made these 3-d door signs for my sis' house-warming gifts. my hubby helped to cut out the mounting board for this project.

it was my hubby's idea to paste magnet plates at the back of the signs. it gives a better alternative for my sis. she can either hang them on her door or paste them on her fridge. nice...

i love my butterfly tags

a simple notebook as a birthday gift for a 11-year old. it was simple with only three dividers as i only had to complete it overnight.

my notebook already in japan by the time i posted these up

today is a beautiful day because the postlady turned up at my door with these...