Mother Goose

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There's just one more day to submit your entry to the Lost Coast Portal to Creativity for their Children's Challenge. Perhaps this Mother Goose card can be a source of inspiration. Did you know Mother Goose was a real person? The internet debates a bit on who was the REAL Mother Goose, but one thing for certain is she came up with so many catchy rhymes. So. Many. This card highlights just a few that may be known to you.

I'm sure some will debate whether my handwriting is good enough to feature on the front of a card. Is it perfect? No. Would I like it to be better? Sure. All I know is I had an idea in my head that I wanted to get onto the card front, and writing it out by hand was the resource I had to make it happen. Follow along with these photos to see how I created this card.
The Lost Coast Designs catalogue has lots of Mother Goose stamps. Be sure to check them out! 





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