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TWINE....I have recently fallen in love with twine (and misting can't you tell?)
I found these awesome Polaroid frames yesterday) and the covered chipboard Artisan arrows.....I wrapped one in some new twine from my collection, and the other I sewed on with twine (that would be another GONG as I usually never (okay ONCE) sew on my pages....may be a new thing for me......the one word title didn't quite turn out how I'd like...wished it was darker purple...oh well. Off I go to try and catch up on days 13 - 16!
Caption: Caterpillar Diesel RD8 Tractor equipped with Hyster yarder is used at logging landing loading redwood logs on truck. Working near the Big Basin State Park in California. Santa Cruz Lumber Company.
Date: May 17, 1951
Photographer: [unknown]
Local Call Number: FHS8969
Credit Line: Photo courtesy of the Forest History Society, Durham, NC
For information on photo use and more, see the Forest History Society Photograph Collection.
This is a layout that I have been thinking about for awhile now & finally sat down and put it together. A few of the "cheerios" are pop-dotted, but that's hard to see in the scan. Thanks for looking!
Loads of operational aircraft taking part in GriffinStrike 2016 around the UK and France also these helis at Templeton in Pembrokeshire
The top right component connects to a 6-axis load cell. The bottom left component screws into the other component to provide a loading point.
Another picture demonstrating the stress put on the Dunlop tyres at Thruxton. Just look at those rims! 1st May 2011
it is probably like load 15 for the day but we sleep in and get there a little later than most....It is vacation ya know!?!?
One of our shelties who is having allergy issues and had a vet required hair cut. The groomer forgot she was supposed to leave his white ruff so he looks a little more weird than he should. He shared his surprise and frustration in the journaling. (I personally was against this hair cut and I really really hope it grows back quickly.)
I have loads of purple cardstock that I don't tend to use, so I challenged myself to use it! Also trying to use up old stash (BG pp and blue swirly felt border). Plus, I really must use my cricut more! The shells are cut with my cricut.
When I searched Cara on ebay, I found a ring that said ARAM CARA, which means soul friend in Gaelic, which reminded me of how much I love that my name means friend in Irish and how connected I feel to Ireland and my irish roots. I found a photo of myself (terrible, but whatever) and a postcard from one of my trips to Ireland that I cut apart and then I checked my Cosmo Cricket file (it's huge) and found this older line that I love and thought it fit perfect and the LO went together easily from there. :D
My Sweet Boy (Scraplifted and modified an Amy Tan layout for Studio Calico using the May kit) That sweet boy is Jasper, my standard poodle. Love that boy!!
Known for their strength, mules can survive the high altitude and frozen winters of Dzachuka, whereas donkeys cannot.
Get ready to load the chair lift for two near the village shops, and enjoy the ride to the mountain top through the snow-covered pine trees.
I used a sketch for a year in review page so that I could get a lot of pics on one page. I also flipped the sketch 180 degrees so that my bottom pic looked better. I put the journaling along the bottom edge. I ran this 1/2 marathon in 2005 with my aunt and I am so happy that I have finally scrapped it!! Thanks LOAD challenge!