I also spent the week finishing up a few assignments, most of which I can't share yet, so I thought I'd share this one (click on the image to see it larger):
After my son "messed with" a bee last year and was stung, he is now pathologically afraid of them, a problem considering how many gardens I have around my house. This page is a bit of encouragement for him to be brave, and not to "mess" with them any more. I used Studio Calico's August kit Boardwalk for this.
I dipped into my Basic Grey Bloomers supply for the page. Love love love them.
Pardon the punny title.
I also dipped into an older kit for the bee stamp, which I stamped, embossed, colored and blended with watercolor pencils, cut out, and adhered with dimensional adhesive. I also hand drew the flight line and stitched it.
This layout is a bit of a farewell to summer. Time to shift from jewel tones into burnt tones on my scrapbook pages.
4 comments:
the punny title is totally appropriate! just don't go to raspberry picking, so many bees around our bushes :) love your embellishments!! so good!
I stumbled across your page in the Write.Click.Scrapbook. flickr album & I just have to say, you work is gorgeous! I have those same flower embellishments sitting in my stash & haven't decided where to use them yet! Thanks for the inspiration, this layout is adorable!!
Linda
http://lasteve1.blogspot.com
Love love this page Jenny!
with fantastic embellies!
a gorgeous overall composition.
Thank you for your wonderful contribution at Scrap RDV:
http://scraprendezvous.blogspot.com/2011/09/jennifer-larson-heritage-photos.html
Hugs~
This is making a nice scrap.I love all scrap which is here given.that's really easy way to create a nice scrap by the I stamped, embossed, colored and blended with watercolor pencils, cut out, and adhered with dimensional adhesive.
Needle Arts
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