
| GSOLFOT |
| Show and Tell 2 |
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| Love this idea of a footstool and again its a working box so a little hidey hole for secret or two |












































| Maybe with a pillow it could be a bed, perfect 4x4 picture well done learning to size it |
| Good enough to eat, oopps its a matchbox! |
| Totally excellent idea, I never received the smaller version so I don't know if you learned to size it |
| Another perfect Make which makes me smile so much :) |
| I never received the smaller version so I don't know if you learned to size it but I love the idea |
| Thank you for joining in I hope you can find a use for the box now |
| Thank you for joining in I hope you can find a use for the box now |
| Very well done learning to size your picture and maybe you will remember how now lol |
| Very smart hiding idea and you learned how to size it well, Thank you for joining in and making me smile with your cheek :p |
| I am SO glad you did this, I love it and totally thank you for joining in :) The only thing I would say is that it would have been easier for publishing if the picture is an attachment to the email not embedded into it |
| Perfect and a lovely idea |
| This looks so much like a book I was fooled at first, as you can see the maker had to learn how to size without distorting the picture and achieved a very nice finished piece, well done |
| Well done for learning how to size the photo and I am sorry to the occupant that we had to rock his stone ;) |
| Thank you for joining in, if you had turned the photo it would have been very close, and I am sure you know a lot of sockees darn lol |
| Thank you for joining in and I hope you have found little things to hide in your box |
| This is the reason I suggested you all use a pin for scale in your pictures, this maker can be found in a dungeon, far far away! |
| We started with a rock and we end with another perfect picture, amazingly you both had the same idea and executed it so well, thank you for joining in |
| The measurements are the pictures original sizes before I cropped them to fit the page. We were aiming for 72 dots per inch 4 inches by 4 inches = 243k |

