It's Wednesday again - so I am linking this post to the Stamping Ground.
I finally managed to visit you all - very late this week - but I am hoping to do better this week. I am actually on holiday in a holiday let in Paynesville, East Gippsland. Now that restrictions have eased we can visit regional Victoria - so we have come over to visit out youngest son and family. So yesterday we picked up the granddaughters from school and were very pleased to spend some time with them...
The holiday house is lovely - this is what we saw when we arrived on Monday afternoon from the back veranda.
Anyway, although I am away, I am still going to add a post - the numbers are getting so momentous - 599!
As you can see I am in my 'messy area'. Last weekend I took part in a virtual retreat with Hillbilly Scrappin'. We had two workshops with Niamh Baly.Her first one was to use an old pair of jeans to make an apron - in the above picture it was midway through the painting and stencilling.
I took the following picture when it was finished and dried.
Another workshop was to make the following page inspired by Tanya Froud.
We were inspired by Michelle Grant to make a number of pieces - the following are two:
The next journal page was inspired by Mel Johns.
As you can see we had a very busy weekend and these are not all the makes!!
I will finish with my watercolour from last week which ended up like this:
Have a happy WOYWW and see you next week...!
Wow Susan, whaqt fabulous makes, especially the scrapbook layout. The apron looks cool too. Glad you are able to catch up with family. Stay safe and happy WOYWW. Sarah #2
ReplyDeleteWow you have been busy with all the different projects - the apron looks great fun! Have fun with your family watching the kangaroos :-)
ReplyDeleteHugs LLJ 7 xxx
Ah family can’t beat them, Susan so good you’re okay to visit now and it is a lovely holiday let too.
ReplyDeleteLove your journaling too. Very clever. Especially the rainbow one!
Thanks for sharing, and God bless, Shaz in Oz.x
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Lovely photos, so glad you could spend time with family and attend a few retreats. Lovely work you've finished. Hugs, Lori m
ReplyDeleteHi Susan. Oh my goodness - what a lot you achieved in a weekend! And such lovely makes, too. I think, of all of them, I like that last picture the best - the candles - what a superb Christmas card that would be.
ReplyDeleteGreat for you to have a holiday - and in such a beautiful location. Enjoy the kangaroos - and especially - the grandchildren.
Take care. God bless.
Margaret #4
the workshops sound really great fun -I love watching Niamh's you tube channel! glad you have been able to catch up with the family too. Helen #3
ReplyDeleteHi Susan, what a beautiful place you are staying. Still can't get over people being able to look out their windows and see kangaroos! lol. Great pages you managed at the weekend, and so many of them too,love the candle page. Stay safe, have a lovely week, Hugs, Shaz #10 X
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful to have a holiday, it seems very much in the distance for us in the UK right now. Nice to spend time with the family surrounded by those stunning views. Love all your makes Susan, you are so lucky to have so much creative time. I really like the idea of the old jeans apron, how clever and you wear it so well.
ReplyDeleteHappy WoywW Tracey #12 x
Pleased you've managed to see your family and the views are amazing. Great crafting too. Wishing you a lovely creative week and a happy woyww, Angela x17x
ReplyDeleteSuch impressive projects! I am in love with the "Jeans Apron" really cute! Enjoy your holiday!
ReplyDeleteHugz,
Chana Malkah WOYWW #32
Oh well done on getting away, and how lovely to see the gorgeous grandchildren, you must be feeling very refreshed! Your weekend was incredibly productive, everything is wonderful, so lovely. Not sure I’d have kept up at all! a and I love what you did with the watercolour page, now I see the candles, it was obvious! Said no one except you...genius.
ReplyDeleteHow great that you've managed to get a bit of a holiday away and spend some time with family, Susan. Gorgeous photos! Your artwork is fabulous - so talented!
ReplyDeleteHappy belated WOYWW,
Shoshi #9