I thought I'd better make a card for my youngest grandson a.s.a.p. as his birthday comes so soon after Christmas I need to have it ready to post. I have used a sketch from the Sketch Saturday challenge site - which this week is to choose any of their previous sketches that you like. I chose Sketch 16 - one that I hadn't done before and that I thought wasn't too fussy (O.K. for a young boy hopefully).Edwin is coloured with pro markers and the green backing paper is from a magazine (I really want to use it up so I can start using all my lovely CDs more. The two backing squares and the corners have been made using a Cuttlebug.
Thanks for visiting.
Beryl xx

This is the first time I've used my new stamp from the Pollycraft Winter Elves range. I've stamped the image with Stone Gray Stazon and coloured it with pencils. Both the grass and flowers (from the Meadow theme plate by Elusive Images) and the little bird (from Sir Stampalot) are coloured with Superpoints pens.
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I've been recycling again this week as the backing paper on this card was a paper bag from a shop. I've had it so long that I can't remember what came in it but I couldn't just bin it. The challenge for
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