The commission was a 90th birthday card - for someone named Rose, who was in the Land Army and who still goes Line Dancing and Ballroom Dancing, loves Flowers and Ducks. I think I have ticked all boxes! Posted it this morning - off to the wilds of Lincolnshire. I hope they like it.
Card front ( in a box lined with tissue paper)
Inside Left
Inside left - page 2 (There is a little duck pond at the bottom of the page)
Centre panel
Inside right
Inside right - page 2
I bet she’ll be chuffed with that, it’s lovely … it looks like This Is Your Life.
Thank you, Morti!
Outstanding. But I expect nothing less!!
Every one is a gem isn’t it … such attention to detail.
That is beautiful Tabby! She will adore it!
What a lovely card, I’m sure Rose will be thrilled with it.
As an aside, has anyone else had a load of ads when you scroll down? On this thread it happens to be a load on Ancestry.co. How appropriate!
Only the one ad at the bottom of the posts and that’s someone called Hammonds.
Thanks @Morticia . Blows my theory out of the water then. Was wondering if the tags generated related ads.
That’s just brill and I love you’ve worked all the elements, it couldn’t be more personal. Well done you, she’ll love it 
Stunning card ST! 
Love the cowgirls!!!
Count yourself lucky!
I’m getting dating sites advertising 
Have you mentioned this lady before?Perhaps you did last years too.
They set up a land army in my father’s village.By the end of the war quite a few of the girls were married to the locals including one to my uncle.
I may have mentioned her when I first received the commission, Smiffy, have not made a birthday card for her before.
Thank you everyone for all your lovely comments - I really did enjoy making this one!
I’ve always wondered how long they take to make … they look so detailed and intricate.
That one took a couple of days to do the research, choose some pictures, and print them out. Half a day to design and print the backing papers. Half a day to cut and compile the decoupage on the front and to do the die cutting, and about a day to sort and put together!
It was great fun.
What a beautiful card! You have certainly put a lot of memories into Rose’s card, Tabby.
I’m sure she will be absolutely delighted with it. 
