London Bus Card- With You Wherever You Go
by Rachel Larlee Creates
Description
This Picture was made for my oldest son. He was born in London and we would often ride the bus together. As a toddler, he loved being right at the top seeing all the sights. As a baby he hated it and other passengers were known to vacate the bus at an earlier stop to escape the screaming! When he was three we moved to Dallas , Texas, where life is very different. Over the years, this verse has meant a lot to us. IT has brought great encouragement to be bold and stop out of my comfort zone. It has been a promise I have clung onto when making big decisions and it has brought comfort to me when times are hard,
The original piece that was crafted through a mixture of free hand machine embroidery and hand embroidery.
The image is printed on textured art card to bring the image to life. The card itself measures approximately 115x145 mm. The greeting card comes with a white envelope in a clear cellophane bag.
A beautifully embroidered image to illustrate a hope filled verse. Blank inside for your own words. Ready to encourage and bless a friend.
Description
This Picture was made for my oldest son. He was born in London and we would often ride the bus together. As a toddler, he loved being right at the top seeing all the sights. As a baby he hated it and other passengers were known to vacate the bus at an earlier stop to escape the screaming! When he was three we moved to Dallas , Texas, where life is very different. Over the years, this verse has meant a lot to us. IT has brought great encouragement to be bold and stop out of my comfort zone. It has been a promise I have clung onto when making big decisions and it has brought comfort to me when times are hard,
The original piece that was crafted through a mixture of free hand machine embroidery and hand embroidery.
The image is printed on textured art card to bring the image to life. The card itself measures approximately 115x145 mm. The greeting card comes with a white envelope in a clear cellophane bag.
Meet the Maker
Rachel Larlee Creates
Using antique fabrics and lace, I use my needle as my brush and fabrics as my paint to capture the word of God in the everyday, creating unique Christian textile art.
