Christmas Cards

 This week I made and sent the Christmas cards. Not very complicated to make, because that will take too much time.

I just made some simple drawings in thick blanco paper cards, punched holes in the paper with a needle and used yarn in different colors to connect the holes.
I glued another card on the backside of the cards, to hide the knots and ends of the yarn. Simple, but I'm happy with the result. 






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    They look terrific! I am sure they will be very well received.

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