Helping Hudson

Images: (C)1990-2010 Stampin'Up!(r) Artwork: Margaret L Crawford
A group of heartfelt stampers created a blog Helping Hudson to help a young boy Hudson get a Kid Walker. Over the past weeks there has been challenges and competitions. Here is a card I created for the final colour challenge - Pink with one neutral colour. Well done to all the organisers as Hudson is to get his walker.

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