Rubber Stamping - North Wales

Good morning everyone. Here I am as I said with the final batch of our Christmas cards to show you. an unusual card - the base of it is a wedge of wood Each of the ladies of Mold II had one of them from Rita - the wood is oddments from her new roof supports.  Side view below. Thank you ladies - Bob & I really enjoyed opening these cards & then placing them around the lounge.  They were all absolutely beautiful & so many different styles as well. Wednesday of this coming week sees the first meeting of the CSNW club - but I am afraid I will not be able to attend as I know that this infection will not have cleared enough.  I have sent an email to Grace & Joan to see if they can come up with an idea for the evening.  The card we would have been doing that evening we will do in March.  My apologies. Enjoy the rest of your weekend. That is me for today. 'Bye.

Good afternoon everyone - I do hope you are all keeping safe & warm in this snowy cold weather. I thought it was time I tried to sit & write something other than my tales of woe.  So I chose to show you part 3 of the lovely Christmas cards that we received. There still one more batch to show you so I will put them here tomorrow. Have a lovely weekend. 'Bye for now.

Good morning everyone. This morning I have the second set of photographs of the Christmas cards that we received this Christmas for you to see. Still more to come.

Or perhaps that should say ---- your Christmas cards.  Although some of our handmade cards were from other areas as well as the clubs. Good morning everyone! Here is the first set of the beautiful Christmas cards made for us.  We received quite a few small designs this year so I have photographed those first; Another set tomorrow. 'Bye for now.