I just love this layout! Two years ago I attended a professional development conference in San Francisco - and stayed over the weekend after to fulfill a life-long dream of visiting wine country! I was traveling with a colleague, and her husband flew in to "protect" us during this adventure! I captured this sweet moment of the two of them. There are many funny stories about this trip - but I'll try to not tell all of them!! I've read on some of your blogs about how you handle getting a new camera - and I admire each and every one of you for your bravery and commitment in learning the new quirks. After 35 years of wanting to visit the wineries - most of my photos were absolutely AWFUL. I had a new camera, and somehow I had the settings all wrong (white balance was off and all my photos turned blue). I don't think I've had such rotten luck when I've used just a $5 disposable film camera! Since then, I have better photo-editing software and have been able to save some of them - playing with the color balance and other setting in the editing.
CTMH products: Bella paper, Bon Appetit stamps, Edge anchors, Dimensional elements (for the bookplate), color palette is Smokey Plum, Hollyhock, Creme Brulee, Olive. I think the only non-CTMH product are the two Dew Drops! My Open Stamping group comes tomorrow. I'll be able to post more photos after that because I have been working on a project that is a birthday gift for one of my friends. I don't want to spoil it by showing anything here before I give it to her, know what I mean? So hang in there - more is coming SOON!
Sharli, that is a great layout. I have that paper packet sitting out on my desk ready to do a layout from my daughter's wedding. That desert sand B&T looks almost like cork board. I like the way it goes together. Don't you think that Bon Appetit is the best? Did you second generation the grapes?
I noticed the "ribbon" on the first go round and forgot to comment on it. That technique is very cool. I like the affect. I was making some cards the other day and was using petal and pansy purple. I think it goes better with this paper pack than the smokey plum, what do you think? Maybe it is just the lighting in my scraproom. We have had rain for a solid week, I kid you not, so there hasn't been any natural light.
Beautiful layout! Love everything about it. The stamped elements are PERFECT! As for bad photos, I could write volumes. My skills as a photographer fit on my little finger! Hope you have fun with your stamping friends today!
My banner photo is from the Chihuly glass exhibit at the Desert Botanical Gardens in Phoenix, AZ. My daughter and I visited there on her trip home February 2009 and took some beautiful photographs. We both loved this boat load of glass!
I'm a child of God, a wife, mom, friend, scrapbooker and stamper. In addition to my beloved husband, I love yoga, Bilbo (my cat), playing in my studio, and puttering in the garden. I am looking forward to spending time with grandchildren!
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Sharli, that is a great layout. I have that paper packet sitting out on my desk ready to do a layout from my daughter's wedding. That desert sand B&T looks almost like cork board. I like the way it goes together. Don't you think that Bon Appetit is the best? Did you second generation the grapes?
I noticed the "ribbon" on the first go round and forgot to comment on it. That technique is very cool. I like the affect. I was making some cards the other day and was using petal and pansy purple. I think it goes better with this paper pack than the smokey plum, what do you think? Maybe it is just the lighting in my scraproom. We have had rain for a solid week, I kid you not, so there hasn't been any natural light.
Beautiful layout! Love everything about it. The stamped elements are PERFECT! As for bad photos, I could write volumes. My skills as a photographer fit on my little finger! Hope you have fun with your stamping friends today!
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