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These photos were taken in the mid 80's of my children's favorite summer lake to hang out! The challenge today was to use 3 photos...Pattern Paper: Autumn Leaves, Cardstock: Bazill, Stamp: Making Memories, Rub-ons: American Crafts, Ribbon: Unknown, Rainrops: Cloud by Fiskars, Scraplifted: Celeste Smith
Bit late uploading this, but I did this page yesterday at my crop, with gift 'animal' papers (DCWV)! It's all about my flat coated retriever who doesn't retrieve - except bottles from the sea LOL!
You can find the Petrogal Tower on the south side of "Park of the nations". If you like to take photos, you will like to shoot here. By Edgar Barreira
Graffiti artists commissioned by the Royal Albert Hall, in partnership with the young urban collective and creative pioneers Daydream Network, transformed the walls of the Hall's Loading Bay, usually used for getting in over 350 shows a year, into a gallery of street art and graffiti artwork.
I found some fun free elements/items off of the Two Peas in a Bucket website. The design is mine (didn't use a template) but the "paper" and "embelishments" are from Brandy Buffington's Holiday Party collection. The Happy New Year overlay is from Rhonna Farrer's New Year Kit. I am really having way to much fun with this digi stuff. These photos are some I took New Years Eve - Owen was in a goofy mood that night. I am really pleased with how this layout turned out. I hope you like it too.
Cranes loading.
We spent weeks at anchor off Thailand, loading Tapioca from a series of barges. The Tapioca came onboard in sacks, and a huge workforce was needed to empty the bags into the massive holds. All the local workers lived on deck in temporary tents.
Blue seems to be my "go to color". I have more pages of blue than any other. This is my three daughters. We have a large framed photo presented to us as a Christmas gift never knowing that before six months was up, our middle daughter(in middle on photo) would die from leukemia. It is such a cherished possession now. This is a wallet size blown up.
18. sturdy (msh0308-18 and msh0308)
Loader coming along the street, clearing the access to driveways that were blocked by the snow ploughed up by the grader.
February 6, 2008, North Central British Columbia
12 x 12 Digital page using Angel Mother free digi kit by Summer Driggs, which she just posted this morning! When I saw the kit I had my inspiration for today's LO.
It was a bit of an emotional LO to do...the journaling reads:
"It's hard to think or write about it. This Mother's Day I celebrate that you are still with us, but mourn the loss of the mom I knew and loved. Alzheimer's disease has robbed you of your memory and many normal functions, and it has taken you away from us in spirit. There are still glimpses of the woman you were, but they are fewer and further between. It's hard to see you like that, so in some ways I prefer to remember you as you were - full of life, love and laughter. You taught me so much about being a great mom...I hope I can live up to your example. And I wish I could share it all with you. I love you always. Noreen"
I plan on posting a little bit more about this LO on my blog if you'd like to drop by - www.noreensmith.blogspot.com
Graffiti artists commissioned by the Royal Albert Hall, in partnership with the young urban collective and creative pioneers Daydream Network, transformed the walls of the Hall's Loading Bay, usually used for getting in over 350 shows a year, into a gallery of street art and graffiti artwork.
I've wanted to scrap this since last year and I'm glad that I finally had the chance! I also love that I was able to use both stamps & dies from Papertrey on this layout. I love utilizing supplies in more than one way.
Journaling reads:
"The fourth of July was awesome! Jon & I grilled out on the patio - mini burgers & I made patriotic snacks. We spent time together & then drove to the Breckenridge parking lot for some late night fireworks - they were incredible! Such a fun day celebrating and remembering."
Additional detailed photos are in my feed.
Thanks for looking!
A single three-inch steel brick weighs about 42 pounds. (There are thinner bricks available for fine-tuning!) This chart tells you how high to stack the bricks to achieve a particular weight. If the brick stack goes too high, there is a third rail above the second rail to allow the loaders to remove the bricks without too much trouble. The list on the right gives the approximate number of bricks to use for a given, known set piece, be it a border, a leg, a full black, or what have you... Counterbalancing is an art!
F is for Five Things
1) cardstock
2) pictures
3) patterned paper
**that is three standard elements for me **
4) rhinestone title
5) decorative brads
I loved Lain's 25 things idea. This started as a 10x8 that I scaled down to 85% and put on an inked canvas for a bday gift for hubby. I decided I wanted to make it into a LO too. This is all Digi. Supplies Used: Katie Pertiet Sanded Overlay, Linda Roos In The Making Sweet & Fresh Line paper Kit (recolored), Jason Gaylor's Valentastic Valentine's brush set, Century Gothic and MA Sexy fonts
Graffiti artists commissioned by the Royal Albert Hall, in partnership with the young urban collective and creative pioneers Daydream Network, transformed the walls of the Hall's Loading Bay, usually used for getting in over 350 shows a year, into a gallery of street art and graffiti artwork.
My great grand nephew at 5 mths in Oct 2014. Journaling reads: "This little shirt fits you to a T cause IRRESISTIBLE you are…and you make us all happy!"
I just have to decide where/how I'm going to include the journaling.
This may have been one of my fastest pages EVER!!! And I actually like it! :) Although I'm going to be in trouble because I've done way more pics of one of my girls than the other....Lain, I may need some challenge for that!! I am loving using sticker letters again...who would have thunk it!!!
Conflict - Laugh on the one. I noticed my journaling strips are in the wrong order. Sigh, I will fix tomorrow! Still trying to catch up before Friday!
Today's prompt was easy for me, I used my Cameo. I am so intimidated by the darned thing. but, I used it!!
U.S. Army soldiers load wildland firefighting equipment at military base camp. Forest Service photo by Kerry Greene
Another planner page. My 6yo learning to ride her bike without the training wheels! :(
PP Lily Bee/CS Bazzill/Stickers AC/Pen Sakura/String
Buried under the straw to the right of the men, you can just see the truck they are loading.
Aperture adjustments: straighten, crop, exposure, levels, white balance, edge sharpening.
Location: on the bus from Yíngkǒu (营口), Liáoníng Province (Liáoníng Shěng, 辽宁省), to Beijing (Běijīng Shì (北京市), People’s Republic of China (Zhōnghuá Rénmín Gònghéguó, 中华人民共和国)
From the rear showing the pusher prime mover and an indication of the length of this combination. One Prime Mover is still attached at the front but another two have uncoupled at this rest stop because of parking limits. Total Weight of the whole thing is about 440 Tonnes. Load is about 190 Tonnes.
Note: Cabin on rear of carrier for operator to steer carrier.
Carrier has 160 Tyres on road add 4 Prime movers with ten each equals 200 Tyres.
I am using this LOAD to allow myself to try new styles of scrapping, to stretch myself a little. If I get pressed for time I can always do a LO in a style I am already comfortable with, but for now I am having fun trying new-to-me things.
Captivated Visions: In His Teens and Everything Changes kits;
Amy Stoffel: Thank You For This Day, Shabby Summer, and Captivated kits;
DeCrow Designs: Vanilla Creme and Autumn Delight kits;
Julie Bullock: Vintage Treasures kit;
Kristin Cronin-Barrow: Beautiful You kit.