My Grandma certainly isn't lacking in worldly comforts, but her eyesight is going and she was always a reader. While technology isn't her forte, this year it was clear that the Kindle would be an invaluable asset to her.
As the artist in the family, the burden of card-making always falls to me. Word to the wise, artist-children: once you hand-make that first thank you note or birthday card, a precedent is set FOR LIFE. You will never, EVER be able to present a store bought card again.
(EVER)
Anyway, this is what i made this year! I haven't added text yet. Maybe it doesn't need it (except perhaps "happy mother's day grandma", that might be helpful).

7 comments:
aw, that's beautiful! I would be thrilled with the kindle, but even more thrilled with the card :)
I love it! No words necessary :)
Great card, Kindle should use it as an advert. And such good advice to artist/children. I've been making my own Christmas cards for over 20 years, and the one year I missed I caught hell from so many people.
I agree with Heather up there, I love it even without words!
A very lucky grandma. Happy mommy day!
Looks great! C'mon, admit it, when you can make great cards you can't bring yourself to just buy one...
Technology!!! very awesome card.
hahahaha i love it !!! I still can't use a Kindle but your card inspired me U___U
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