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A flat lay of items that were in the room with me when I started out - I felt like it had sort of a travel vibe to it after i got it set up which is why I added 'explore' to it with the scrabble tiles.
Hope everyone is doing well and staying safe.
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224/365: If you can't think of anything to take a photo of then make something. I've actually finished this now but since I put so much effort in, why only get one photo from it. The finished article will be a photo for another day...or maybe more! ;).
The scissors here are my very first pair of hairdressing scissors...suffice to say they are pretty old...and pretty blunt! ;)
"Accept the fullness in life's balance, which demands that there are positive gifts along with adversity."
- Bryant McGill
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Happy St. Patrick’s Day!
This Blythe doll is Prima Dolly Amaryllis for “Green”, posing in my favorite format: a flat lay!
Today I baked the last of my Christmas cookies for this year. This is the first time I made Peanut Butter Blossoms, a peanut butter cookie that has a chocolate Hershey Kiss pressed into the center of it right after it comes out of the oven. They are good and will likely make an appearance in the years to come.
Thanks for visiting...I hope everyone had a great day.
I enjoy baking. I also enjoy sharing what I bake with others, it is really a win-win for everyone. :)
I hope you all had a great day!
A still life/flat lay image on this rainy day.
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Yes, another monochrome flat lay from my kitchen. Hope you all aren't getting bored with these because I having fun with my color/food theme.
Today's lineup - feta cheese, white eggs, kosher salt, parmesean cheese, garlic, basmati rice, mini marshmallows, cream cheese, great northern beans, sugar, quinoa, bread flour
A little last minute photo prop idea I added to my grocery basket while waiting in line at the store. Tulips are up there as a favourite of mine. After a busy day they came in handy for my photo.
I hope you all had a great day!
“Though February is short, it is filled with lots of love and sweet surprises.” ― Charmaine J. Forde ❤️
Today's photo is a flatlay of some of the ingredients needed to bake an oatmeal crisp for our dessert tonight.
Sunday supper at my house is usually a more thought out and bigger deal than the other weeknight meals. The meal might be a roast of beef or a chicken or a ham or lasagna, etc. Sunday is also the day we would have some of our family over and when you have guests over for dinner it is only right that you offer them dessert too! :))
We did not have any guests today. But we enjoy a good meal too, with dessert included!
Happy Sunday to you. I hope you had a great weekend!
Beauty is power, and makeup is something
that really enhances that; it's a woman's secret.
(Charlotte Tilbury)
Weekly Theme Challenge - Taken from Above
Smile on Saturday! :-) - Flat Lay
(photo by Freya, editing by me)
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I’ve always admired certain Flickr photographers for their discipline and talent in putting still lifes and flatlays together in a visually pleasing order.
The delicate pastel hues of Judi Mays’ flatlays, Cindy’s superbly orchestrated still lifes, Ant Maclean’s carefully constructed tableaux...me on the other hand I can’t seem to find those weather blasted and distressed, flaky paint, bits of wood or sea washed driftwood.
Apologies to those whom I’ve failed to mention but these guys are the ones that standout in the one brain cell that I laughingly call my memory.
So, I’m making do with tracking down other people’s window display efforts, usually junk shop ephemera. I imagine it’s not as satisfying as putting those items together oneself but at least there’s no clearing up afterwards. 😉
Well here’s my latest find, Cathedral Quarter Collectibles shop right here in sunny Derby.
Err, just to let you know, the Lion isn’t real.
Day 2 of my 31 days of Lensbaby
A rummage through my Christmas craft stash for these berries and then some vintage bits and bobs for a festive flat lay...when all else fails
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Some of my pink things with a cup of white rose tea, that is white tea with rosebuds. I love it when I can drink or eat my props when I've finished with them, it was a little on the cool side but still tasty and refreshing.
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Tumeric
Paprika
Red Pepper Flakes
Oregano
White, Black,Pink, Peppercorns
Sea Salt
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I am a few days late in officially welcoming Autumn - or Fall, as I also like to call it.
I hope everyone had a great week...Happy Friday and thanks for your visit. :)
It's almost two years since my son married his beautiful bride, I don't know where the time has gone.
I took this photo as part of a challenge for three related photos but haven't got time to put them together just now.
I won't be around much for the next week or so. I'll try not to fall too far behind with commenting but may just have to hit the star for a while.
Een van de dingen die mijn moeder vaak zei.
Het gezegde betekend dat een meisje bescheiden en ingetogen hoort te zijn. Achteraf vreemd want mijn moeder was zelf een geëmancipeerde vrouw.
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Literal translation:
GIRLS WHISTLING AND COWS MOOING ARE NO GOOD
One of the things my mother used to say.
The saying means that a girl should be modest. In retrospect, it was strange because my mother was an emancipated woman herself.
Bit of a drab day today so I figured I may as well set up another quick still life / flat lay for my photo.
Hope everyone is doing well and staying safe.
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312/365: I love how the hydrangea ages. I always keep some dried flower heads and petals...for a rainy day.
My grandmother had a sewing machine she used for alterations. My mother also had a sewing machine. I learned at a young age to use my mom’s sewing machine to made a few pillows out of scrap fabric.
I loved being creative from a young age and once I got to middle school would frequently use my elective credits for Home Economic classes. I continued to take those classes through high school. I got good enough sewing to make myself a few shirts and a 3-piece suit. When I graduated high school, the Home Ec. Department awarded me with a small Home Ec. Scholarship (the first boy in the history of my school to earn one).
My grandmothers sewing supplies were passed to my mom. And when my mom stopped sewing, she gave me her machine and sewing box. This collection of buttons likely has a few buttons over 60 years old. My grandmother would have been tickled to see this photo.
I never through out a button. You never know when one will come in handy! (I have the same philosophy for spare nuts, bolts and screws)
Shot for Looking Close… on Friday!, Buttons
It's been pouring with rain all day so looked for things to photograph indoors. I don't know why these things are still laying around here.
Flickr Lounge weekly theme - flat lay
2021 one photo each day
I was deadheading the scabious and thought these were too pretty to just go on the compost. So here they are in a flat lay and I hope to get still more use from them. I made the seed packet and the tag.
I placed an orange film, from the Omni rainbow pack, in front of the lens to give it more of a vintage look.
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