These photos were taken at Sharon's retirement luncheon. There were a lot of people there who said a lot of nice things about her. These expressions flitted across her face as she spoke off-the-cuff in response.
These are the labels I gave to them!
DHD's May technique challenge asked us to create a digital brush or stamp from a favourite digital element. I used a watch case containing parts of several old timepieces. It's just there behind the title... The journalling describes the photo.
Gotta Pixel had a Show Me the Mini challenge for May and Mother's Day. The idea of this challenge is to use every item in a designer's selected minikit. The only think I added was some word art from Jen Parbon. The photo was taken last Saturday at Sharon's.
How could I NOT make Lindsay a birthday card? I hope she likes it. (She was 5 in this photo.) The frame is from Digital Designer Cilenia Curtis's Kara's Garden 2 kit. I printed the image on a transparency and overlaid it on white cardstock.
This card was for my good old friend Patti... except that I lost her address and couldn't send it to her. Maybe next year...
And last but not least, Mother's Day. This is a hybrid card. The butterflies are from a kit by Lindsay Jane at Gotta Pixel; I printed them, outlined them with dimensional glitter then filled them in with Liquid Glass. When it was all dry, I put them in the freezer and crackled the Liquid Glass. The pink paper background is from Agnes Biro's kit Flowers of Naturalness.
Next up... Father's Day!
I love the page of Sharon... and I have to tell you how much I LOVE my birthday card -- it's a keeper, for sure!
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