These pictures are from the last time I had my daughter professionally photographed. She's 4 months in these pics...she's almost 5-years-old now. Maybe it's time to get some more pics done, eh?
STP's challenge #20 poem is "Dreams" by Langston Hughes. I chose to interpret the poem for my title "Let Your Dreams Fly".
~flower trim detail pic~
Oh, that Webster's Pages flower trim is so dreamy! And check out that frame. It's from Pink Paislee and I have absolutely no idea what material it is made out of but it's gorgeous. It's like super soft taffy that doesn't lose its shape. It comes "naked", kind of a manilla color. I sprayed it with some lime Maya Mist and rubbed a bit of it off so that the surface is just subtley green while much of the color pooled in the crevices.
~pebble detail pic~
And how stinkin cute is that Prima pebble with the little bonneted girl? I layered it on top of a digi stamp flower from Digi Doodle Shop, this week's Sketchy Thursdays sponsor. There's another one in the picture below. On both I printed them out, colored them in with colored pencils, and sprayed them with some pearl Glimmer Mist.
~flowers detail pic~
Into my second week in the Claudine Hellmuth online techniques class and had to incorporate some newly acquired acrylic paint techniques. Here I used watermark resist with an acrylic paint wash and acrylic paint stamping on some French text paper I got from Diana's etsy shop.
~book page detail~
With the exception of the French paper, digi stamps, and the Webster's trim, everything on this layout is from the Ninja Addicts kit "Thrift Shoppe Junkie". Such a gorgeous kit!!!
I would love to see you play along with us on both Sketchy Thursdays and Scrap That Poetry!!!
Off to check out what's in store for week 3 in the Claudine Hellmuth class, put some finishing touches on some other things I've made for it so far, and to enjoy the official last week of my son's summer vacation. I think I may break out the huge roll of butcher paper today and see what they create.
Heidi
