This is my second son Amir and my little niece- not so little anymore as this photo is pretty old.
I made some handmade flowers from ribbons and used Cosmo Cricket products on this page.
Tuesday, 28 August 2012
Big cousin and you
This page was made for A2Z Scraplets August new release and I used the Bonsai tree- not new and the new Cousin title for this page.
This is my second son Amir and my little niece- not so little anymore as this photo is pretty old.
I made some handmade flowers from ribbons and used Cosmo Cricket products on this page.
And some close ups
This is my second son Amir and my little niece- not so little anymore as this photo is pretty old.
I made some handmade flowers from ribbons and used Cosmo Cricket products on this page.
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