Joyful Laughter

This picture was taking downtown Boise at The Grove one Saturday morning during the Farmers Market. This little girl was dancing and giggling and having so much fun! (along with several other kids). There is nothing better than listening to a childs joy and laughter!



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Paper bag Scrapbook

I’m teaching a small class next weekend with my Daughter in Law and a friend or two of hers. These are fun to make… This one is unembellished and has no pictures yet. I’ll post more photo’s after the class with some instructions on how to make one..

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Through the Viewfinder

A popular photo technique is Through The Viewfinder. It makes the photo look like you’re viewing through the Viewfinder of an old vintage TLR Twin lens camera, with possible dust specs, lint, or lens blur. There is always that black old film look around the photo. There are alot of free downloads out there to choose from. Be brave! Give it a try. I also added a few brush strokes to mine. This class I'm taking From Jessica Sprague lasts two weeks. Be prepared to see more samples..

This is a photo of the Paris casino in Las Vegas..

The Oregon Coast.

Me (in the red), My Mom, Scissorbella(daughter), Aunt Mary and Sister Sandee

I like the yellow tone a little better than the blue

Buffalo in South Dakota


Sandee, Dad, Cristie, and I


My Brother and I - See! My hair has always been out of control!

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Hey Chick!

My dear friend Diana turned the big 5-0! last week!!! She’s funny and silly and I thought this cute little chick fit her perfect!

Products used: Whipper Snapper. CTMH – Sunflower, Autumn Terracotta, Bamboo CS. D1195 – The Works Alpha. SU tag die. Nestabilities. Cuttlebug- Swiss dots. Twinkling H20’s. Ribbon. CTMH Dimensional Elements. Adirondack copper dauber. Liquid appliqué. Stickles. Robins Nest – baubles. Fancy Pants pin.

She’s wearing a party hat and ready to shake her tail feathers!!

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Textures

If you don' already know... I like the old grungy look... and textures really make a photo look that way... Especially if you use old film textures, or coffee stains, or scratchy grunge textures. I found a few old textile textures, too! So much fun! You have to be careful on portraits? They have to be pretty subtle on a pretty face... I've used textures before but I've never layered them... Don't they look awesome

The Arrival

Downtown Boise

My Peonies

Flakey

Fall Leaves

Eric and Carter

The Spoiled Rotten Pooch!

Looking at Downtown Boise from Tablerock - Winter


OH! I did photo masks too! You clip your photo to a mask and get these fun textured edges.

The Train at Brownlee

Another Peony from my Spring garden

Train Depot

Product used: PSE7. Sweet Shoppe – Freebird. Christina Renee Designs. Font – MS Sans Serif. Designer Digitals – Various Brushes.

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