This was no problem, because I had a great choice of stuff, having bought the Pink Think black and pink kit. The papers I used were a mixture of some old DCWV and some BG from Scarlet's Letters:
Thursday, 31 July 2008
Think Pink 5
This week's challenge for Think Pink is to make two any occasion cards, using mainly pink and black.
This was no problem, because I had a great choice of stuff, having bought the Pink Think black and pink kit. The papers I used were a mixture of some old DCWV and some BG from Scarlet's Letters:
This was no problem, because I had a great choice of stuff, having bought the Pink Think black and pink kit. The papers I used were a mixture of some old DCWV and some BG from Scarlet's Letters:
BF CJ: A day in the life of ...
I'm not having a good day today - back is feeling particularly troublesome.
But I've managed to do my contribution to Di W's (crazydaisy's) CJ for the group on BF forum.
This is an unusual CJ - brilliant idea, I think.
Di said: 'I would like to find out a bit more about your everyday lives so would love you to do a double page LO in the form of a diary page. Please decorate the opposite pockets/envelopes and pop in a piece of ephemera from that day!
My diary page is for yesterday. Since John had his fall I haven't been out. I was meant to be going out for lunch with a friend, but I couldn't leave John for lunch - using the zimmer he can't cope with carrying anything - so we met for morning coffee instead.
The rest of my day is more or less routine.
So I chose to major on the coffee aspect of the day, with the 'Let's get together for coffee', a card about Coolings inside the envelope and a few blooms on the outside of the flap:
But I've managed to do my contribution to Di W's (crazydaisy's) CJ for the group on BF forum.
This is an unusual CJ - brilliant idea, I think.
Di said: 'I would like to find out a bit more about your everyday lives so would love you to do a double page LO in the form of a diary page. Please decorate the opposite pockets/envelopes and pop in a piece of ephemera from that day!
My diary page is for yesterday. Since John had his fall I haven't been out. I was meant to be going out for lunch with a friend, but I couldn't leave John for lunch - using the zimmer he can't cope with carrying anything - so we met for morning coffee instead.
The rest of my day is more or less routine.
So I chose to major on the coffee aspect of the day, with the 'Let's get together for coffee', a card about Coolings inside the envelope and a few blooms on the outside of the flap:
Salt: And God saw that it was good
It was my turn this time to choose the topic. This is what I said on the Salt challenge blog:
"We started the Salt faith challenge blog on 2 August last year, so this is our first birthday!!
A big thank you to all our blog visitors throughout the year and those who have taken part in our challenges, including the last one on Patience.
I feel so blessed to be part of such a wonderful group of ladies who are united in their love for our Lord and their creativity used to express their faith.
This time I (Hazel) have chosen the theme of
My LO is a simple one that lets some of the words from Genesis 1 to speak for themselves. The background paper is Craft Creations Sunset Photo A. The other papers used are from a variety in my stash, including some torn pieces from a favourite Paper Lane Paper 'British Beach'
"We started the Salt faith challenge blog on 2 August last year, so this is our first birthday!!
A big thank you to all our blog visitors throughout the year and those who have taken part in our challenges, including the last one on Patience.
I feel so blessed to be part of such a wonderful group of ladies who are united in their love for our Lord and their creativity used to express their faith.
This time I (Hazel) have chosen the theme of
'And God saw that it was good'
This is a reflection on Genesis 1, which gives an account of God's marvellous work of Creation and His reflection on it was that He 'saw that it was good'.
As we celebrate our first birthday, it seems fitting to reflect upon the beauty of God's Creation.
I marvel at the wonders of God's beautiful world - so much for us to enjoy, whether it's a sunset, the petals of a flower, the intricate design of a seashell ... I could go on to name so many examples, including, of course, the wonderful gift of life itself to us as humans.
This is such a wide topic - you may wish to reflect on one particular aspect of God's Creation or the general scope of it.
We would love you to join in and create something for this topic. Please leave us a comment and a link so that we and others can visit your blog."
As we celebrate our first birthday, it seems fitting to reflect upon the beauty of God's Creation.
I marvel at the wonders of God's beautiful world - so much for us to enjoy, whether it's a sunset, the petals of a flower, the intricate design of a seashell ... I could go on to name so many examples, including, of course, the wonderful gift of life itself to us as humans.
This is such a wide topic - you may wish to reflect on one particular aspect of God's Creation or the general scope of it.
We would love you to join in and create something for this topic. Please leave us a comment and a link so that we and others can visit your blog."
My LO is a simple one that lets some of the words from Genesis 1 to speak for themselves. The background paper is Craft Creations Sunset Photo A. The other papers used are from a variety in my stash, including some torn pieces from a favourite Paper Lane Paper 'British Beach'
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