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SVG tester

 For the past few weeks I have been working on some projects for the digital designer Ellie Lash. She is going to be adding svg files to her store which is always a good thing! You can never have too many files, right? Anyways, I wanted to share the first projects I made from her fish collection. I was really stumped on what to make with the fish but I made a few cards and a set of stick puppets. The kindergarten teacher in me could think of fish paper sack puppets & projects for the letter F,lol!






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