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I made the royal icing transfers a touch too big by mistake so had to fit them in by tilting everything a little bit!
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Gold monogram napkins. Photo by Emily Steffen Photography. Design by Blue Bouquet, Kansas City. www.bluebouquet.com
Monogrammed scented candles, $45 retail. Luscious Vanilla-Tangerine scent. Personalized with monogram, many colors available. Simple + sweet gift for bridesmaids.
The GWR monogram catches the eye. I confess that I am a Great Western agnostic, but I always enjoy my regular wallows in nostalgia at the Didcot Railway Centre.
Each family member is doing letter zentangles for Emmy's name. I have an E, R, and N to embellish.
I'm not happy with the N blending in too much with the background. But I intend to color everything so maybe I can make it show up better.
I'm using zentangles tutorials from tanglepatterns.com/
Here is a list of the ones I used:
Spanders
Squid
Keenees
Paradox (colored)
Coaster
Featherfall
Ragz (colored)
Borough Cemetery, Eye, Suffolk
I was making a return visit to this cemetery just a couple of weeks after my first, because I was on the hunt for a memorial designed by Ninian Comper.
Comper was a close friend of the Tacon family of Brome Hall, and Maude Tacon was the patroness of Eye church. She bankrolled the fabulous Anglo-Catholic makeover of the church in the 1920s and 1930s, mostly the work of Comper, in cooperation with the parish priest John Polycarp Oakey. It so happened that Oakey was also Tacon's lover, and the east window by Comper in Eye church is her tribute to him, depicting him kneeling at the feet of his patron saint.
My visit the previous fortnight had been in the afternoon, so I came back in the morning with the sun shining on the other side of the headstones.
On my first visit I had been put off exploring the conservation area because it was so overgrown, but in only two weeks much of the vegetation had already died back. I was able to get closer to four large memorials huddled behind a clump of yews, and was excited to discover that they were to members of the Tacon family. Among them I quickly found Comper's headstone to Maude Tacon, a typical Comper crucifixion with Christ's young head lolling, and at the foot of the cross a delightful Madonna and child. Tacon died in 1953, by which time Comper was 89 (he lived to be 96), but I expect it was actually based on earlier designs by Comper, who had a fair few crucifixions to his name over the years.
Eye Cemetery is a small and delicious cemetery on the road to the Thornhams. The twin chapels, both simple, even prosaic, sit to east and west of each other, that to the west now closed and used for storage, the east chapel maintained in the High Anglican tradition and open every day. The cemetery was opened in response to the closure of urban churchyards legislation in the 1860s, a mark that until fairly recently Eye was considered on a par with the county's larger towns.
..I like the way you move it, girl, when the deejay plays this song
Model: Disclosure Monogram
Outfit: by V.Jhon
Shoes: Mais Oui! Giselle
This LBSCR monogram can be seen above the awning outside Hove station, at the west end. Seen on 15 October 2022.
For my niece Casey Jane's birthday envelope. It's hard to make cash seem special. Inspired heavily by Doodle-Zook.
These monograms were made the same day for a last minute demo I had. Traveling 2 1/2 hours round trip, but miracle of miracles it wasn't pouring down rain!
I have a whole 4 or 5 tier display cake designed around this color scheme. I can't wait
I like the black plaque the best
This image shows the 'B' from an earlier image, in its full surroundings on the wall. From here the scale of the size of the lettering can be fully appreciated and is placed underneath a monogram set in a vastly different typeface. The positioning of the monogram signifies its importance, but the stroke width makes the eyes drift back down to the lettering below. The 'R' is particularly curious, as right leg of the 'R' is formed inwards rather than outwards, which makes it look like the 'T' is not properly centred. In fact, the whole wall is quite unbalanced, as the 'C' should be set closer to the window to accommodate for the space the dot takes after the 'B' on the other side, and the 1770 is not quite fully centred underneath the letters. However, its scale and height means that to a passer-by, these inaccuracies would go unnoticed and simply the size and power of the lettering would be enough to impress.
This is also a project I am working on for the Paper Cowgirls Retreat which I will be teaching a class.