When I'm feeling lost
I watch for signs to guide me
Along a new path.
Haiku My Heart Fridays is hosted by recuerda_mi_corazon.
Friday, October 10, 2014
Wednesday, October 8, 2014
Pink and Yellow
Personally, I would not have thought of pairing pink with yellow but when I saw this floral bouquet that my boss received for her birthday yesterday, I was blown away!
Why yes, of course, I did make her a birthday card. It looked like this:
Next time, I might have to add a little pink to that vintage brown and yellow combination!
Why yes, of course, I did make her a birthday card. It looked like this:
Next time, I might have to add a little pink to that vintage brown and yellow combination!
Tuesday, October 7, 2014
A Card From Dianne
I wasn't the only one making cards this past Saturday on World Card Making Day. My friend Dianne made me this cute card, it's got "Cattitude!"
I especially love the buttons sewn onto the ribbon trim. Thank you so much, Dianne!
I especially love the buttons sewn onto the ribbon trim. Thank you so much, Dianne!
Monday, October 6, 2014
World Card Making Day
was Saturday. I was able to spend some happy time on the day making cards. Here's one I made using some pretty scrapbook paper I had in my stash:
The design of this paper has a lot going one and it quite effective enough on its own. For this first card, I just added a little bit of contrasting paper underneath and a cutout "hello" with a bit of glitter on top.
For this second card, using a piece of the same paper, I added some text and a few butterfly stamps I had picked up at the outdoor antique market a few weeks ago and voila!
Here's another card I made, using a vintage photo I had copied that printed out a distinctly purple colour. I've had it for a while but never quite knew what to do with it, until Saturday, when I decided it would look nice with a bit of polka dot ribbon and a scrap of paper from a vintage ledger.
I love that the ledger paper refers to a "lilac duck skirt" (duck cloth being a type of heavy cotton fabric), which seemed appropriate for this card - perhaps the gentleman in the photo might have bought the skirt as a gift for his wife once upon a time.
How did you spend your Saturday?
The design of this paper has a lot going one and it quite effective enough on its own. For this first card, I just added a little bit of contrasting paper underneath and a cutout "hello" with a bit of glitter on top.
For this second card, using a piece of the same paper, I added some text and a few butterfly stamps I had picked up at the outdoor antique market a few weeks ago and voila!
Here's another card I made, using a vintage photo I had copied that printed out a distinctly purple colour. I've had it for a while but never quite knew what to do with it, until Saturday, when I decided it would look nice with a bit of polka dot ribbon and a scrap of paper from a vintage ledger.
I love that the ledger paper refers to a "lilac duck skirt" (duck cloth being a type of heavy cotton fabric), which seemed appropriate for this card - perhaps the gentleman in the photo might have bought the skirt as a gift for his wife once upon a time.
How did you spend your Saturday?
Friday, October 3, 2014
Haiku My Heart Friday: Flock of Seagulls
Seagulls in the air
Are poetry in motion
Swooping up and down.
Haiku My Heart Fridays are hosted by the lovely Rebecca of recuerda_mi_corazon, who is leading a workshop in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico this week.
Thursday, October 2, 2014
A Trip to the Dump
My sister and her friend Wayne cleared a lot of old junk out of our cottage property on the weekend and took it to the dump. They invited me along for the ride and of course I brought my camera.
There were signs warning that bears might be present but we didn't see any. However, I was amazed to see all the seagulls hanging out there. Most of them are constantly in motion, taking off and landing as the bulldozer moves stuff around.
I think these guys were on a break.
Clearly, the "no scavenging" sign doesn't apply if you're a seagull!
There were signs warning that bears might be present but we didn't see any. However, I was amazed to see all the seagulls hanging out there. Most of them are constantly in motion, taking off and landing as the bulldozer moves stuff around.
I think these guys were on a break.
Clearly, the "no scavenging" sign doesn't apply if you're a seagull!
Wednesday, October 1, 2014
Dinner With Sister and Cousin
My lovely cousin Aimee was in from Montreal today for a business meeting and my sister and I were able to squeeze in dinner before her flight home.
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