Before I place the cards I have made on here, I am adding a picture of some of the wonderful foxgloves from my garden which I grew from seed. I am putting these flowers here to cheer me up, it's been a terrible week for me in more ways than one but the main reason is that I have lost a very dear cousin who died on Monday. She was in her mid 70's which is no age these days. It came as quite a shock because as far as I knew she wasn't in poor health. It just goes to show that none of us knows what is round the corner. She will be in my memories for a very long time as being someone who would be there for everyone, she would help anyone and always had a good word to say about everyone she spoke of to me. She will be sadly missed by many.
Well as promised here are some of the cards I have recently made for swapping with different people. These have all been posted now, I hope that the recipients like them.
This is a needlefelted landscape I made to swap with Helen on the postcard group of Stitchin fingers.
This next one is winging it's way to Alis from unlimited textiles.
the one below is a small atc that I made for the hand stitch lottery on the textile challenge site run by Carol T. The stitch I was given to use was fly stitch. I have used the stitch on the path as well as the flowers.
This last ATC is on it's way to France for Anne who made me the beautiful cross stitch teddy. In this needlefelted piece I thought that Anne might like to see a scene from where I live. That's why I decided to make a very small scene of two oast houses, these can be seen all over Kent . I hope Anne likes it.
2 comments:
So sorry for your loss.
Your creations are beautiful.
Hello from Sunny Michigan, You create such truly lovely felted post cards. You are very talented artist. I would love to swap with you one day. Hugs Judy
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