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| the valentine |
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| the distant peak |
Like the four I posted previously, the words that inspired these etegami were borrowed from my friend Patricia Ryan Madson.
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Love, love, love these!!!
ReplyDeleteVery wise and wonderful :)
ReplyDeleteExcellent the one with the snail...
ReplyDeleteDebbie, your art makes the words legible as only a visual person can understand!
ReplyDeleteWonderful, both messages & images-- they both strike very close to home for me. And I'm SO EXCITED about my etegami-to-come!!!
ReplyDeletethe timetable - I think this one has been my favorite yet :)
ReplyDeleteOnce again, these are great messages, beautifully illustrated. Now I'm just waiting for the one that says: It's OK to sleep in on Sunday.
ReplyDeleteI accept your challenge. Will let you know when it's done. :)
DeleteI just came to your blog via Cheerio Road & wanted to say how much I love it! I had never heard of etegami before. Looking forward to browsing through your posts :-)
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ReplyDeleteI love these! Both are such wonderful sentiments and the images are perfect. Love the snail and his big blue mountain!
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