



Got my camera out tonight to show you my view. The creative shot didnt quite work how i wanted it to as the Ranges just look like a couple of blue blobs in the background - bloody depth of field grrrrrrrrrrrr! LOL
view from front of our house-
and blue blobs -
Thanks for sharing girls and i hope we see a few more aspects of Marble Ranges! Marika i bet you would have some awesome 'up close and personal' shots!
Thought I'd share my latest project with you, its an idea that is getting
around on a few websites and blogs and the original inspiration was from Ali
Edwards. Its a journal for December "Days till Christmas", the idea is
that you have it all "done" so when December comes around all you have to do is
add the photo and journal. In mine I have just used up off cuts and left
overs from my box of scraps, nothing matches and that is the look I am trying to
achieve. Now just to find something interesting enough to journal about
every day!!!! LOL
the music paper is perfect and I love the jaunty tilt of the sax (my favourite instrument)
Awesome stuff chick.
Judy has nailed how to email her projects...*insert long loud applause*... at last. So without any further ado I can show you what Judy has been up to.
Friday Night Collections House Class by Group
Learn how to make these tiny little houses that have taken the Eastern States of Australia by storm. Attach them to a canvas, frame them or pop them onto a card for fantastic 3D gifts. Lined up on a shelf they are a very cute collection
Saturday Afternoon Explosion Album Class by Meredith
Do you like showcasing your photos in a new and unique way? Meredith will show you how she has made a family trip to the beach unforgettable by displaying them in an amazing explosion album. This innocent little box has a very big impact. Attend this class to see how Meredith made it using her usual flair for colour and attention to detail
A few more photo requirement details:
Saturday Morning Inspiration Journal Class by Tiff
Get your mojo moving with this great scrappers block buster! Tiff has worked tirelessly to bring you a beautifully covered chipboard album full to the brim with ideas, sketches, web sites to get you in the scrapping mood. In this class, Tiff will show you how she has made this small album which is a must have item for every scrapper.
Sunday Morning 2 Layout Class by Amanda
Who ever said 12 x 12 is the only way to go was lying! Stretch yourself in this class to make TWO fabulous pages that break all the rules. (you may matt them onto 12 x 12 if you feel nervous!) With a strong focus on colour and design let Amanda show you how to create a couple of layouts which will challenge you to break free of the square!
Uploaded by *AmandaH* on 10 Nov 08,
David loved this photo of Charlotte and I because of the morning sunshine on our bed hair!!! This is one of his favourite shots therefore it has been scrapped.
Next in the inbox was Karen! She says -
Mmmm, challenge, YES!! I stuffed up my first attempt using the corrugated cardboard trick. So my second go was not so adventurous, I just dipped my finger in the paint and ran it around the outside. I do like how it turned out but it wasnt what I had in my head.
LOL paint often works in mysterious ways like that. I really love the space on this and your painted border looks great! The little strips of stripe paper look brilliant in that stitched border too.
Paint and i have a bit of a love/hate relationship.......I love the effect on other people's pages but hate it on my own. I also usually have a bit of problem like Karen does in which it never does what i want it to do. I may have been put off by this little incident a few years ago ......
(one office door + blue paint + baby + big blobs in hair = not happy mumma)
The feathering effect softens the awesome pic so beautifully. And what a great pic of Sarah. She must be so proud of this one and of you.
Love the stitching and the folded corner of the paper.
She says Really enjoying the digi scrapbooking classes with Karen Jennings.This is a layout that Ive done at home doing some of the things I have learnt. I was really happy with the way this turned out.
Well done Janice. Keep em rollin' in.