Well, I was going to add something cheesy/corny about bees but decided not to inflict anything that bad on you; you can do it yourself - after all, this is a DIY recipe book :)
This is the second of three books, the first one is here. The girl at work who will receive this has recently acquired an allotment and is hoping to start bee-keeping next year.
Large bee is Stampotique, grass & flowers are Artemio, small bees are unknown.
Great idea for a gift Nigel, I love the bee images. Got me thinking about bees on my allotment now LOL. Tracy Evans x x
ReplyDeleteI would love to know how to customise these books...;) That bee stamp is fab, I fell in love with the card you did a while ago with this stamp and this book is just as lovely. Beautiful stamping as always! x
ReplyDeleteWell you have been a busy bee - sorry but you did say insert own cheesy title, sorry to have taken it literally!
ReplyDeleteLove this, the tecture and fibres (? is that the right word) in the card looks perfect for this nature inspired cover.
Sarah
Hi Nigel,
ReplyDeleteThe gal who is getting this book is in for a treat! Very handsome work. Clever of you to make it for recipes--you can expect some edible treats to come your way in the next year!!
Your Christmas cards are beautiful, and i enjoyed your post about your Army memories. It is amazing how long things can live in our minds, and seem as real as the day we experienced them. Thanks for sharing!
Also thanks for your encouraging comment on my blog! I still feels weird not posting art every day...we'll see what happens after the holidays.
Hugs,
Diane
What a fabulous tailor-made gift. I am sure it will be well appreciated. Have you ever kept bees? I think I would like to, but we would need a bigger garden!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous bee images and flowers!!
Sue xx
Lucky future bee keeper Nigel
ReplyDeleteLove this recipe book cover!
Happy December weekend to you
oxo