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I crafted this for a friends 65th birthday as I wanted to create something unusual!

A froggy would a wooeing go hey ho said Rolly!!

I have yet to think of a sentiment for this one! Any suggestions?

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A recently crafted card for a friends birthday The sentiment is from a set I bought at Blackpool by Hero Arts and I just love it

Penny Black Stamps

I love making these, plain and simple. The middle one I recently gave as an Anniversary card

Celebratory Cards

	This one is on ivory pearlescent card the one below is on pale grey pearlescent card – unfortunately the difference is difficult to see in the photograph
The squares used for the letter were cut out by hand – no die cut machine was used!!!

My lastest creations

	I was asked to make a card for someone who works with Joe it had to have some thing to do with Everton & computing combined. I found this really difficult as football doesn’t sit naturally with computing. Si I made 2 My favourite is the one with Onion on showing Goodison Park and the insert has a small PC on it.
The second has a stamped image on that I did ages ago. It was borrowed from a fellow Derby Dabbler when we used to meet at Chellaston on a Sunday for a ‘Stamping Sunday’ . I think it might have been one of my very first attempts at stamping!! Whilst doing these cards I had to go to the Everton FC web site so I learn’t a bit about about the club. Did you know that they are sometimes referred to as the ‘Toffees’.

France June 2009

	'Balade en Vélo-Rail à Commequiers' a 10 km trip ride on a Vélo that was on an old rail way track from Commequiers to Coex. We thought it was a 10km round trip it was in fact 20km!!!
Lac du Juanay
	Some views taken along the lakeside as we walked to the Auberge for lunch for galette’s.
Visiting the war graves at Bayeux Normandie with the Cathedral in the background. This is the second time I have been here and it is a very moving experience – especially as all these service men were all some bodies son/daughter & it never fails to bring tears to my eyes.
	Floral tributes laid at the 65th D Day anniversary Remembrance Ceremony 6th June. It is an altogther a very humbling experience