There are so many wonderful girly products in this kit it was hard to stop. I'm sure I'll be making more as soon as I can.
Till next time
Penny
I guess these two pages have a bit of a theme going with the strips of sewn papers but I really like the effect of the top one and wanted to do something similar with the bottom one. The great thing about both these pages is that the strips make a great use of all the scraps you have left over.
This is my favourite page out of the whole month!! I mean, I love the photo anyway but the page just came together on its own without planning and turned out really effectively. 
The page probably already tells the story without the title but I couldnt resist. It took so much effort jst getting the two of my girls to sit together long enough to get this photo that it seemed just too hard to get smiles as well - at least the photo tells the story of what its like atm living with a teen and a pre-teen - no picnic as you can imagine lol!
You need –
1 A4 sheet chipboard cut in half
Embellishments
Printout copies of template
Ribbon Binding rings or binding comb
Directions –
Print out approximately 20 copies of the template below. Cut sheet in half and trim to size. Ensure the pages fit within the your cover (an A4 sheet of chipboard cut in half). Cut your patterned paper to the same size as your covers.
Cover both sides of the front and back pieces with patterned paper. Sand the edges to smooth.
Ink the edges of the covers, both inside and outside.
Use a binder or hole punch to punch binding holes along the left side of the cover and the inner pages of your book. I actually used my bind it all to punch a set of six holes along the top and bottom of my left edge.
Insert a binding comb or if you like the effect I went for then add a 1 inch binding ring to each of the holes.
To complete my book I tied a piece of ribbon to two of the rings, binding 2 at a time together. I then decorated the cover of my book with a variety of embellishments.
Until next time,
