Today we received these ATC's from Claudia who is Jo's 8 year old daughter.
Well have you ever seen anything so beautiful from a young artist in all your life.
Claudia is making wonderful ATC's with machine stitching and hand stitching on them and she made the one with the fairy especially for Ebony.
We both love them very much Claudia keep up the good work.
If anyone would like to trade with Claudia please contact her through Jo's blog I can assure you that you won't be dissappointed.
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And below are the ATC's that we sent to Claudia--they are both paper art cards--mine on the left is made from hand made paper which has the flower embedded in it and a snippet of lace also attached--and Ebony's has a butterfly which came all the way from Dubai when her Aunty Susan lived there and a hand made bead(even though it looks like a cigarette butt) and once again lots of glitter.
Well have you ever seen anything so beautiful from a young artist in all your life.
Claudia is making wonderful ATC's with machine stitching and hand stitching on them and she made the one with the fairy especially for Ebony.
We both love them very much Claudia keep up the good work.
If anyone would like to trade with Claudia please contact her through Jo's blog I can assure you that you won't be dissappointed.
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And below are the ATC's that we sent to Claudia--they are both paper art cards--mine on the left is made from hand made paper which has the flower embedded in it and a snippet of lace also attached--and Ebony's has a butterfly which came all the way from Dubai when her Aunty Susan lived there and a hand made bead(even though it looks like a cigarette butt) and once again lots of glitter.
I so love encouraging young ones to do art and craft and what better way than to swap ATC's.
2 comments:
All these ATCs are just beautiful. I agree with you that it's important to encourage young ones to be creative. And Ebony and Claudia are certainly very creative!
Very nice atc's! I agree that we should be encouraging our younger ones to participate in the fun of creating.
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