You've laughed over the misspoken words of E. Here are the words from J, may you grow to know her through the thoughtful and few words she speaks.
Mulling over post-secondary options:
Here's why it's better not to go poly: you can't go on
mission trips because holidays are different. Besides I don't want everyday to be a fashion show.
Bring along a cup of coffee and sit with me, as I share about my family, scrapbooking and outlook about life.
Thursday, September 29, 2011
Tuesday, September 27, 2011
Morning Has Broken
I count it a blessing to be greeted by this magnificent sunrise every morning from my front door. With this beauty to start the day, I just know the rest of the day cannot be too bad.
While thinking of a way to frame this photo, I came across a geometric pattern that looks like spiralling rectangles.
After cranking some black cardstock strips through the Sizzix and the On the Edge Postage die, I went to town with Dimensional Pearls, Liquid Pearls and Glimmer Glam, getting my fingers all shiny in the process.
The white foam Thickers were not spared the bling treatment: Glimmer Glaze in Blue, Red and Yellow blended and flowed together to create customised colours for the title.
Hope your day is great!
After cranking some black cardstock strips through the Sizzix and the On the Edge Postage die, I went to town with Dimensional Pearls, Liquid Pearls and Glimmer Glam, getting my fingers all shiny in the process.
The white foam Thickers were not spared the bling treatment: Glimmer Glaze in Blue, Red and Yellow blended and flowed together to create customised colours for the title.
Hope your day is great!
Tuesday, September 20, 2011
It's my turn to host a challenge at Made With Love!
I was thinking how some people would flip a coin to make a decision and thought of trying the scrapbooking equivalent. I picked some random objects lying around - five rubber bands and a thick piece of string - and tossed them on a sheet of white cardstock to get my random placement guide:
Do you see a possible "heart" in there?
The layout -
The photos are set on the mesh background with eyelets and the Thicker letters for the title are sewn down with a variety of stitches using twine.
Head on to MWL's gallery to read details about the challenge - looking forward to your participation.
I was thinking how some people would flip a coin to make a decision and thought of trying the scrapbooking equivalent. I picked some random objects lying around - five rubber bands and a thick piece of string - and tossed them on a sheet of white cardstock to get my random placement guide:
Do you see a possible "heart" in there?
The layout -
The photos are set on the mesh background with eyelets and the Thicker letters for the title are sewn down with a variety of stitches using twine.
Love the fuzzy blue yarn - but at the rate I'm touching it, it will lose its fuzziness very soon!
Head on to MWL's gallery to read details about the challenge - looking forward to your participation.
Saturday, September 3, 2011
Miss Spoken
E: What is this?
Me: A calculator.
E: What is it for?
Me: It's to add really big numbers that you cannot add in your head. (Seeding an early idea not to over-rely on calculators).
E: But these numbers (buttons on the calculator) are not so big!
Me: A calculator.
E: What is it for?
Me: It's to add really big numbers that you cannot add in your head. (Seeding an early idea not to over-rely on calculators).
E: But these numbers (buttons on the calculator) are not so big!
Friday, September 2, 2011
Did September just sneaked in without me realising August is over?
In August, we had
Birthdays, national and E's:
An accident, and the family rallying together with the aid of technology:
Makes you wish this exist so we can speed through the tough levels:
Always therapeutic to immerse in craftiness:
A new class at MWL - five little books and lots of techniques and tips to share:
Goodie bags - keeping it simple with 12x12 paper and 8 scored lines:
And this smile every day to keep me going:
A new class at MWL - five little books and lots of techniques and tips to share:
Goodie bags - keeping it simple with 12x12 paper and 8 scored lines:
And this smile every day to keep me going:
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