Garden Lady
laurastheme
11 years ago
I come here everyday to read what everybody is doing, but haven't posted any of my projects for a long time. Many months ago I sold a garden lady. The buyer bought it for a friend, but after receiving it she had a hard time letting go. I told her I would make her one for free if she wanted to pay the postage. She readily agreed and the little lady is on her way. Here she is.
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