The challenge I accepted was to use something transparent in a layout. Mary bought me these fancy Indians stickers last year. Have been looking for a way to use them. I've also been wanting to play with these big parentheses shapes.
My good friend, Stacey, made me a beautiful card that inspired me. Here is the product of that inspiration: unbirthday cards. Since my OWU students had to skip a week of yoga classes when I was in DC for my birthday, I created them each an unbirthday greeting. Here is Stacey's inspiring card:
The tarragon challenge was to create a page about babies or toddlers. I'd just completed some photo shoots with baby Kate--so great timing. This pretty complex layout is now complete. Thanks to Lori for the SEI set of papers tags. The sketch was designed by Fiskars.
There were so many good photos with great meaning, so three 12 x 12 layouts in addition to the card layout created for Judy. I cut apart a pink cape given to us on race day and sewed that to the papers.
I rarely change a layout once I deem it complete. In all fairness I think I just called this layout complete since it was late at night and I was tired! So today I added some stitching to the baseball and a title to the page. I think it is an improvement. Now, it is really done. I'd like to complete some other layouts, and the whole Hawaii album.
After a week in DC Mark and I spend a Friday evening at home catching up. For me it was completing some layouts I'd been thinking about. I recently bought some thickers and traded a friend for more. I was very eager to see them on layouts and here they are. Also was able to incorporate some findings from Lori and Stacey. *I should edit this to state that I'd completed the mom's day layouts just before our trip. Just hadn't photographed them yet. Those layouts were inspired by some great greeting cards I received this year from my offspring.
Loretta Zedella is a registered yoga teacher who is inspired daily by yoga’s life-transforming abilities. She has been teaching yoga at Ohio Wesleyan University since 2004, and is respected by students throughout Central Ohio for her practical yet light-hearted teaching methods. Loretta has studied with countless yoga teachers and has immersed herself in developing a deep understanding of body alignment and movement. She is the founder of Yoga Outreach Columbus, a charitable organization dedicated to uniting the local yoga community and benefitting local community assistance groups.
www.LorettaYoga.com
Loretta enjoys public speaking and teaming with her plant-based chef husband, The Duke of Fork. The two offer the workshops "Yoga mat to Placemat." The Duke and Duchess are mobile and ready to come to you! Feel free to ask her about her long marriage and four kids.