Sunday, 15 May 2011

Deep in woods



This page was published in Gingerscrapstreet magazine August 2011 issue
This page was made with Best Creation both Safari boy and girl mixed together paper lines and with my
 love for recycling: the BBQ sticks and recycled twine and old pieces of a real wood are the stars of this page
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