August Blind SCrap

This is the end product of our Blind Scrap. We had to use masking and glimmermist to create the frames, a swag (banner) at least 12inches long for the title & journaling in the border. We also had to make clusters with the clouds & juse 4 small embellishments.

February Blind Scrap

This photo is of the Murrumbidgee River in flood.

Blind Scrap - August

The lovely Toni put us through our paces for the blind scrap this month. It is always amazing to see how differently we all interpret the instructions. Here is my take on this month's blind scrap.

June Blind Scrap

This was a part of our June cyber crop. Blind scraps are so much fun.
I have used Kaiser Off Shore papers for this LO of my father & my husband overlooking the ocean at Point Danger.

Blind Scrap

I have been pretty slack with updating my blog in the last couple of weeks but I started back at work on 12th April. It is so hard to take after having 17 weeks off on long service leave. I really miss being able to scrap wheever the mood takes me. I have been finding it hard to find the time now with all the planning, etc that has to be done for school.
A couple of weeks ago we took Dad out for a picnic lunch at Fingal and I was able to use the photos in the Blind Scrap we had over at Art as part of the monthly cyber crop. I changed the colour to chocolate using an action in PSE7 to fit in with the colour scheme.

Blind Scrap

What a fun night we had on Sunday putting Terri through the hoops running her first blind scrap as a member of Art's DT. She did a fabulous job even though Kym tried her darndest to distract us all with pictures of hot firemen.

I used Crate Papers from the Brook Collection and co-ordinating sticker range. I made the lollipop flowers from the pp used in the LO and used Prima leaves to finish it off. The photo is of my daughter enjoying her brother's birthday dinner at the golf club.