Thanks to everyone who is enjoying the new blog look!
I never thought I would have 100 people who would even want to glance this way!
I am planning a surprise, so be on the lookout over the next week or so.
:)
The above layout is for the SGC Misting, Masking and Gesso.
Of course, I love all these mediums so this wasn't a challenge as much as a delight for me!
I used the Gesso to prime all the DA pieces for painting. I do this a lot with DA because it
is so porous. The gesso really helps the paint stick.
I misted the over the matching mask (that I just happen to have) on the TA tag.
I used a couple of crackle stamps that I am not sure the manufacturer of. I know, I am bad! They may be Prima.
I used the paper from Retro Tapestry. I love the bright fun colors of these gorgeous papers!
Anyway, this is me finally almost 100% recovered after my laparotomy. For those that don't know, in June I had my right ovary removed. What is supposed to be the size of a walnut, was about the size of a newborn's head! My ovary had ballooned to almost 7 inches, so it had to go.
I had my c-section scar reopened (and then some) in order to get it out and weeks of recovery.
Please see your doctors yearly ladies!
Thanks for looking!
I never thought I would have 100 people who would even want to glance this way!
I am planning a surprise, so be on the lookout over the next week or so.
:)
The above layout is for the SGC Misting, Masking and Gesso.
Of course, I love all these mediums so this wasn't a challenge as much as a delight for me!
I used the Gesso to prime all the DA pieces for painting. I do this a lot with DA because it
is so porous. The gesso really helps the paint stick.
I misted the over the matching mask (that I just happen to have) on the TA tag.
I used a couple of crackle stamps that I am not sure the manufacturer of. I know, I am bad! They may be Prima.
I used the paper from Retro Tapestry. I love the bright fun colors of these gorgeous papers!
Anyway, this is me finally almost 100% recovered after my laparotomy. For those that don't know, in June I had my right ovary removed. What is supposed to be the size of a walnut, was about the size of a newborn's head! My ovary had ballooned to almost 7 inches, so it had to go.
I had my c-section scar reopened (and then some) in order to get it out and weeks of recovery.
Please see your doctors yearly ladies!
Thanks for looking!
4 comments:
Stunning new LO, gorgeous new blog!!!!
Gorgeous page, Manda!
Oh, dear! So glad to know you're okay! It's a beautiful page and why wouldn't people choose to follow and see what lovely creations you make?
Awesome lay out!
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