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Monthly Archives: June 2013
So How Did That Go?
Posted in Drawer Cards, News
Tagged 1993, anniversary, card, Joe Williams, Photoshop, Tina Garceau
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It Was Twenty Years Ago Today…
Today marks the 20th anniversary of our first date. I made this card to celebrate the occasion.
Friday Five – Number Thirty Nine
Thirty-ninth in a series creating a collage using five elements.
Posted in Collage, Friday Five
Tagged big hair, blue shoes, love at first sight, sweating, vintage
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A Family in the Shade
John Capewell is again photographer and subject of this glass negative. He’s in the back on the far left. He is activating his camera’s shutter with a length of string although he’s done a better job of hiding the string … Continue reading
Turquoise, Red, and Green
I love turquoise jewelry in the summer, maybe because its color reminds me of pools. I had these turquoise beads in my bead box for a long time, and tried a few different pairings with various beads before settling on … Continue reading