Saturday, 13 February 2010

Kaleidoscope tin

I can’t remember what came in this tin but it was given to me by a teacher at my son’s school who, like me, struggles to throw away potentially useful objects! The lid was embossed so I had to cover the inside, too, but that’s no problem. I love this Kaleidoscope paper - it is so fab you don't need much else to embellish it.

What's the tin for? Well, eventually... when I get round to it... I could make a set of square cards to go inside.

Cardstock: Pixie Pink (textured), Gable Green, Only Orange, Tempting Turquoise
Paper: Kaleidoscope
Ink: Whisper White craft
Accessories: On Board Chipboard – So Tweet, ¼” Grosgrain Ribbon - Tempting Turquoise, corner rounder

All products by Stampin' Up!®

I can’t remember what came in this tin but it was given to me by a teacher at my son’s school who, like me, struggles to throw away potentially useful objects! The lid was embossed so I had to cover the inside, too, but that’s no problem. I love this Kaleidoscope paper - it is so fab you don't need much else to embellish it.

What's the tin for? Well, eventually... when I get round to it... I could make a set of square cards to go inside.

Cardstock: Pixie Pink (textured), Gable Green, Only Orange, Tempting Turquoise
Paper: Kaleidoscope
Ink: Whisper White craft
Accessories: On Board Chipboard – So Tweet, ¼” Grosgrain Ribbon - Tempting Turquoise, corner rounder

All products by Stampin' Up!®

1 comment:

  1. Simple and snazzy - love it :D

    No joy on the new outfit front either :(

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