Happy New 2012 to everybody and may you feel good and warm in the upcoming year!
Season Greetings
Here are felt mittens to warm you up on a cold day.
Happy New 2012 to everybody and may you feel good and warm in the upcoming year!
Happy New 2012 to everybody and may you feel good and warm in the upcoming year!
Sixty Five, 2011
This is not a birthday card as it may seem. This is a marriage anniversary – 65 years together!
Fishing for Presents - large
A present in a fish net is what you get when you go fishing for presents on any occasion:
Size: 15x15 cm
Size: 15x15 cm
Be My Valentine (1)
If you feel like sharing your romantic emotions with someone, it could be St.Valentine's Day or any other day of the year. As romance has no respect for calendar, here's a green Valentine card on a sunny April day:
Size: 11x11
Blue Button and Bow
Mini-cards can look smart and elegant (if noticed at all) and they save space for the present itself. Besides they are ideal for concise gift-givers. Here is another one:
Size: 7x9
Birthday Greetings in Turkish
A mini-card with birthday greetings in Turkish and different colours inside and outside.
Size: 7x9
Hearty Birthday, 2011
Green is definitely the colour of the season. Here is a hearty birthday card with a green heart inside. Who said that hearts are always red?
Size: 15x15
Bougenville Flowers in the Shade, 2011
As summer holidays are approaching, I'm back to the Greek theme and dried bougenville flowers (you have already seen them here), hid in rose-coloured shade.
Size: 9x12
Thank-You Card, 2011
A tiny thank-you card in German to be added to a box of chocolate.
Size: 7.5x8.5
Memories of Crete, 2011
The front side of the card is decorated with a bougenville flower, brought from the island of Crete last summer and, botanically speaking, turned into a herbarium. The back side is a political hint - the flag of Greece.
Size: 14x20.5
Commercial break: if you have never been to Crete, it's definitely worth visiting.
Size: 14x20.5
Commercial break: if you have never been to Crete, it's definitely worth visiting.
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