Well, winter is actually NOT here. It is about 30°C, or 86°F, as every other day!!!! When I moved, I thought I would not like this unchanging weather, but it really makes life oh so easy, I have changed my mind. I do miss a little bit of winter, though, so today's feature at Practical Scrappers was my chance to bring some snow this way! It is an acrylic card, so it was extremely difficult to photograph, something else I need to learn how to do...
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Another project I'd like to share is one I created using the left side of this week's sketch at Let's Scrap. It is another wedding layout, including family pics. The pics were quite grainy and I couldn't make them look the way I wanted, so I finally went for a vintage look using picnik, and I think it was really the right choice, as the photos now look great.
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Another project I'd like to share is one I created using the left side of this week's sketch at Let's Scrap. It is another wedding layout, including family pics. The pics were quite grainy and I couldn't make them look the way I wanted, so I finally went for a vintage look using picnik, and I think it was really the right choice, as the photos now look great.
I love the fact that I could finally use those feathers I had had for ages!!!! Here is a list of supplies for this layout:
Paper: K&Memories
Paper Flowers: they came in a kit, but I think they are Prima
Ribbon flower: Maya Road
Feathers: Little Yellow Bicycle
Doilies: from a kit
Rick Rack: from a haberdashery in Tripoli
Tag: from a kit
Stickers: My Mind's Eye, Amy Tangerine
Clip: Amy Tangerine
Letter stickers: American Crafts for Studio Calico
Glue: Glue Glider Pro
Finally, a little piece of news. Somebody in this house is finally learning to ride without training wheels (and somebody else is getting fit just by running behind to make sure she does not fall!!!). Little big moments of life. Love them all.
1 comment:
Both of your projects are fabulous! I personally think playing with paper snowflakes is much better than walking in real snowflakes!! Beautiful work!
Barb :)
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