This 'spread' is almost finished, and possibly is.
I deliberately wanted it to be an 'odd' match.
I'm not quite sure if it's finished, but know it is fairly close. The tag goes down into the pocket.
This one I hadn't done before, it was just one of those 'spur of the moment' things. Spurred on by some lovely punched out leaf shapes, and some rose tags.
The heart will be made into a pocket, and I'm not too sure what I will do from there to finish it off yet.
This is a folded, opening heart.
It will feature on a page, so is the bare start of another 'spread'.
This is also another newly started page.
I printed out this victorian image on cardstock, and cut it to page shape.
It is after the front page so will be almost an introductory page after the frontspiece.
It will be glued down to create a hidden pocket - and a tag will be added to the pocket with only decorative threads and possibly beads or feathers showing.
I am considering putting lace only on the facing page. Simple but beautiful?
This is inside the front cover.
I painted the spread black.
The dragonflies are metallic.
The chequered paper is black and silver. The tag is black with a dragonfly cut-out.
I think it's finished.
But still thinking on it.
I like the odd balance of this.
