Linda S. Johnston

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Love this rubber stamp from Red Lead Paper Works

A fun pocket filled with ephemera. See more under Mixed Media

Vintage English watercolor tin

Journal cover using a paper napkin

Cover of my 2019 England travel journal

Created for my granddaughter, Quinn

Mixed media

So sweet!

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