And for any other knitters out there, I'm sharing this sweet image I used for the card at the top of this post. I made it for the birthday of one of the girls in our Knit & Natter group last week. Its another copyright-free image from one of my Dover books. Very suitable for any knitter you might need a card for. I've also used that lovely Hero Arts wreath stamp that everyone seems to have in their stash at the moment, and the knitted stitch background stamp from Claire's (Waltzingmouse Stamps) Faux Fun set - perfect for presenting all my knitting and crochet projects!
Had a few hours to myself this afternoon, so I demanded the car from my son and nipped down the valley to our local seaside town for a couple of things I can't purchase here. Its been a lovely bright day and the high wind we've had over the past few days has disappeared, so I decided to walk on the beach and watch the sunset. I love the beach like this, empty of all but a few dog walkers and the sea birds searching for their suppers.
Hi Ann - been missing you in blogland. I can't tell you how much I love the card you have made. I downloaded the image right away because I want to recreate something just like that, I have a friend who the image will be perfect for.
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Linbyx
So glad to see you back in blogland!! Your sister and niece are very, very lucky!!! Gifts like these are priceless & oh so beautiful!!! and that card, it's so refreshing to see how you incorporated that wreath as a border....everything on that card has its own fabulousness and together it's breathtaking. The knitting girl image is so you, Ann! :o)
ReplyDeleteWelcome back! Your shawlette is just lovely. I adore Ravelry - I have found the most wonderful patterns there. Theresa
ReplyDeleteHello, dear Ann,your shawlette si adorable! And I love picks from the coast!
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