This morning, I didn't get right to my studio as we had to meet with the man who's going to help us fix-up our back garden. It's all uneven and we're worried about someone tripping and breaking a bone.
Then we decided to walk all the way to the end of Carytown, about a mile and a quarter (2 km) and get some stuff at Ellwood-Thompson (our natural food market.) When we returned we decided to watch a couple DVDs that we'd rented last night. I used that sitting down time to cut things out of a replica Victorian scraps book.
I used some of them for my letter "D" series. Now how to make it fit! hmmm, Oh yes, I know "D is for darling." Aren't these little figures darling?
This card is unique, a one of one, for my friend who had hand surgery a few weeks ago. It's a wish for her to have a speedy and complete recovery of her dexterity.
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