Christmas in the Natural world ~ No Robins at International Art and Soul

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 Hi and welcome to the first challenge of the year that I am hosting at IAAS.  Robins are popular at Christmas but I wanted to do something different...I thought about doing a Christmas card but as the idea progressed I knew I wanted to do a journal page and some stash I had for Christmas would help with that.

I've used stamps from Hobby Art and dies from the Works to create this winter scene.  As usual I've written my own quote and it reads "Nature knows no bounds, Nature provides what it needs throughout the seasons.  We just need to see the beauty in what nature provides." Ⓒ Sall Baker 2021





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Sall

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