January 1 - Blind Scrap

Thank you for the challenge!

 

I used: one photo (ladies I volunteer with who bring me great joy to know & learn from & work with), with the journaling under photo.
Fastener - thread on left of photo
Ribbon (purple ribbon on right of page near happening word art)
Nature items - flowers and leaves
Paint brush marks (under photo and also under the cluster on the left of page)
Several papers (two for background and then in the word REALLY)
I think that's everything noted - and linked to Gina Miller's kit used (Chronicles Vol 4) and FiddleDeeDee Designs' template (Big Words 3) in gallery

 

3 Papers, Elements -ribbon, 2 flowers, leaves, paint, tape, Journaling and 2 pictures

 

Yay MOC time. Fun challenge thanks.

• One or more photos of a thing or things that bring you joy - 1 photo
• At least two different papers - 2 papers
• At least three elements representing nature - 2 flowers & 1 pine cone branch
  
• At least one string or ribbon - 1 string
• At least one fastener - 1 staple
  
• At least one paint or brush stroke - under photo
• Some amount of journaling - yes
• extra - wordstrip, x2 paper pieces, sequins and stitched heart

 

Thing that brings you joy - my daughter home for a visit
Two papers (at least)
Three nature elements - feather, branch, root image, moth
String - stitching in upper right
Fastener - staple at top of photo
Paint - the circle under the journaling

 

First challenge in a long time...

 

Yay! MOC 11 has begun! Thanks for another great challenge to kick off the new year


· One or more photos of a thing or things that bring you joy: my awesome hubby
· At least two different papers: 2 papers blended for the background, along with patterned papers as accents
· At least three elements representing nature: flowers, leaves, wooden tag
· At least one string or ribbon: twine
· At least one fastener: button, tape
· At least one paint or brush stroke: 2 sets of paint

 

1 photo that brings me joy
i used the different papers to frame my picture
3 nature- flower, leaf and butterfly
string
fastener- tape and a stitch (one is the extra)
1 paint- heart + an extra)
journaling.

 

Here is mine. Thanks for a great challenge!



One or more photos of a thing or things that bring you joy - Photo of my daughter
At least two different papers; these can be solids or patterns - done!
At least three elements representing nature - more than 3
At least one string or ribbon - 2 strings
At least one fastener - 2 staples, stitching around the outside
At least one paint or brush stroke - done!
Some amount of journaling - done!

 

required items listed in gallery

It has been a month since Kismet went to Kitty Heaven.
We have slowly adjusted to his absence... there are good things and not... initially I made sure Kashmir knew he was gone.

We had an established routine. half a can of Friskies wet food in the morning, once “Mom” got up... and the same sometime around 7 PM... and then at bedtime Kismet got his Insulin and both got “treats”.. Kashmir surprised me by not being at all interested in the wet food the first evening and the next morning... Who knew.??? it had been Kismet who had gobbled up both portions...! Kashmir was good with dry kibbles... So it was a big change to no longer have a schedule... Dry food was always ready and he was not much interested in bedtime treats. It took a couple of weeks for him to come asking for wet food.. I started small, just a teaspoonful at a time... and gradually he started asking for more... I feed him him when he is ready and asks for it... Some days he would sleep right through dinner time, wanting nothing... But we are now back on a bit of a schedule, and most mornings he is ready for wet food.

Loving and personal attention posed no issues.. He was more than ready to suck up as much of that as possible and has gotten very demanding always wanting more!!!!
My neighbor Teana has been his surrogate Mom from the very beginning and cares of him when I am gone... he bonded even more with her over Thanksgiving.

Teana and I have a long standing tradition of exchanging gifts... I shop to my hearts content for her and she gives me a GC, which makes me VERY happy... We always set aside an evening where we can just relax and enjoy a quiet time... Kashmir, even more so than usual Sucked up having both of us there... but really cozied up to Teana, all evening... demanding to be petted regularly...

 

I seriously need to work on resizing...

 

Mine. Can't believe I forgot to post it here yesterday. Thanks for the challenge.

 

It's more a filled page!

* One or more photos - 12
* At least 2 different papers - 3
* At least 3 different elements representing nature - flowers, leaves, apples, berries
* At least 1 string or ribbon - 1 string
* At least 1 fastener - 3 double staples
* At least 1 paint or brush stroke - paint spatter
* Journaling - complete
* Extras - word art

 

Blind scraps are so fun! Here's my page:



3 Photos
4 Papers
6 Nature Elements - 4 flowers, 2 leaves
1 string, duplicated
4 fasteners (staple)
1 paint

 

First layout - done!

 

4 photos - all things together that bring me joy - Christmas, Disney, and Family
2 patterned papers and 3 solids used
Elements representing nature - pine bough, 3 different snowflakes, 3 different flowers
String bow
Tape fastener
Blue paint with snowflakes
Journaling on strips reads: We were so happy that Grandma Sherre was able to meet us in Buena Vista Street by the big tree and we took a family picture. The photos are that much more special since we did not get any other nice photos this trip of our whole family.

 

Here is my take. Thank you for the inspiration!



1 photo (screen shot of my computer's scrap folder)
2 solid + 1 pattern papers
3 elements representing nature
1 string
3 fasteners (buttons + stitches)
2 paint stroke/brush
some journaling about why digiscrap brings me joy