is that you can recycle all sorts of interesting papers to make the covers with.
And there can be a "by product" from making a batch of brownies.
... The results of a little creative interlude (or procrastination depending on your point of view) in a morning full of admin jobs.
Back to the paperwork now!
What a clever idea! I'm considering going to a homemade book evening. It sounds like a handy craft. x
ReplyDeleteNot sure I dare use one of those wrappers as a book cover as I would NEED chocy even more then :-)
ReplyDeletePaperwork is ok, if it's accompanied by Green & Black's! ;)
ReplyDeleteVivienne x
Now that justifies eating the chocolate in the first place doesn't it? No that I really need an excuse!
ReplyDeleteI love it, especially the eating the chocolate part to get to the wrapper - all in the name of art!
ReplyDeleteThat is a seriously good bit of book construction to knock up in between admin jobs!
ReplyDeleteThat's a very smart book cover Gina, and beautifully made.
ReplyDeleteWell, isn't that clever?
ReplyDeleteBut should it not say Cooks' Dark Chocolate?
That is genius and looks fantastic! Love it Gina x
ReplyDeleteJust genius!
ReplyDeleteMmmmmm yum.......must find chocolate, NOW!
ReplyDeleteSuper book cover!
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Oooh! where do you learn how to do that???? I love it!
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What a cracking idea, I love it x
ReplyDeleteOooooh! Tutorial? Please? :)
ReplyDeleteYeah! How did you do that? Awesome!!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant......
ReplyDeleteBet it still smells a tiny bit chocolatey too. Mmmmmm.
ReplyDeletewow! I love it too and I want to know where you learned how to do it, just so I can copy you!!! X
ReplyDeleteVery nice, you could keep recipes in it.
ReplyDeletedelicious!
ReplyDeleteThey are all gorgeous Gina and something I would love a go at sometime. Thank you for your lovely thoughts on my blog - they are realyl appreciaited x
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