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Up Coming Mini Album Class

Hi Lovelies,

Today I'm sharing with you one of our many stunning up coming classes.
This here is Helen's beautiful mini album using Bo Bunny's 'Baby Bump'.


This album is beautiful all the way from the front cover to the last page. 
The front is embellished with adorable hand punched flowers, 
die-cut ferns and bling details.


Inside there are sixteen lovely pages, with many having extra little pockets and fold outs. 
This provides ample space to store all your precious memories and keepsakes.


Here you can see the adorable window frame pocket (pictured above) folded out. 
This is a perfect way to display and store you photos in an interactive manner.


The paper selected for this album is very versatile 
and can suit photos from various occasions.


There are so many compartments and pockets, you'll have a bundle of fun creating the album 
and even more going back through it and finding hidden little memories.

This album is extremely spacious yet compact and certainly does not compromise on looks. 
Just look at the gorgeous flowers, bling and ribbons.


This album is too sweet to miss out on! 
Class will be held on Saturday the 8th and there are a limited number of seats
so please call to reserve yours.



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