The tin book is now just about finished, but the tin itself may need some work at some point.

It’s a lovely dressings tin, I’d say from the ’50’s or ’60’s by the font, so I don’t want to leap in there and then regret it.
I was finishing off the pages and realised I had added a few words about the sadness of a mess we will all be in if we lose the insects.

There has been a noticeable reduction in insect splats on the windscreens of cars over the past few years. I think the tide is starting to turn in their favour but will it be enough and in time?

We can but hope. Having this book in a dressings tin is perhaps a hope we can put a plaster on the mess we have made of things.
So very poignant! Beautiful! ❤
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It’s the little things that make a big difference isn’t it. 😟
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Beautiful, with a very important message.
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Let’s just hope we can get them back!
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Wow – such depth and of course, I love this palette. And then there’s the meaning interspersed. Lovely.
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Thank you Sheila 😊
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Another lovely piece of art Amanda – don’t smarten up the tin though, it perfectly compliments the work!
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Yes, I’m very reluctant to even glue the pages in. It’s a nice tin ☺️
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It’s awesome!!!
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Thank you 🙂
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