




Book cover by Pei Pei, Mrs March's Collection, Swap card seen at Mikes, the back of Pei Pei's book cover, Pencil case made by Edna & Alice May.
I acquired and discovered all these treasures one day last week and it wasn't until I was home that I realised the very obvious elephant theme. I can hear my family and friends right now... 'Hurry up and have a baby already!'
3 comments:
Right - that's it! I am collecting elephants for you, from this moment on!
xx pip
Isn't it weird the way that happens. Everything I've bought this week has been yellow.
Oh Angela, I must email you a photo of an elephant I made for Pepper's teacher who very inconveniently went off to have a baby. Or actually I'm not very good at that, so I'll pop it on my blog.
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