Planner Done: TICK:)

Just wanna to share 2011 planner I customised for client, Adam from Glam Street... I am so not expert in sewing though.. but I am not factory and it supposed to look handmade.. so it should be ok.

detail, with name card pocket and pen holder

Still another 3 handbound books to go, will share more picture soon.

Comments

Evelin said…

I love the planner! So pretty!!!! :D

9:52 am

Little Syam said…

U reckon??? thanksss:)

1:50 pm

Evelin said…

yes! yes! I love it!!!! If I have one, I will hug it to sleep!!! :D

6:16 pm

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