Wednesday again, so I am linking to the Stamping Ground.
Follow the link to find out more about What's on Your Work Desk Wednesday and maybe join in... This is my post for WOYWW #659
So what's on my workdesk?
You can see the start of two junk journal pages - two pieces of cardboard with backgrounds using 'Gelatos' on a Gelli Plate. So far I have just added some pieces of book paper.
I couldn't join in last week as we went camping for a week - no internet!!
Kevin, Sophie and I borrowed a trailer tent from our son Matty.
He gave us basic instructions but not for the awning - so that was a bit of trial and error!
We went to the East coast of Victoria - some beautiful scenery. And it was interesting to see the regeneration from the bushfires.
We did manage to continue our temperature blankets but I can't share much else this week.
Our house is coming along...
Hope you are all well - stay safe...
Happy WOYWW !!
Your house is indeed coming along, it must be amazing to watch go up bit by bit. Those caves look fascinating, the lighting looks good, was it far underground. I must admit to being claustrophobic so not keen on going underground. Awnings can be very tricky can’t they, the cause of much frustration sometimes! Have a great week Angela #10
ReplyDeleteOooh exciting times with the house coming along and a road trip to boot! Love the pic of the beach scene framed by the blackened trees, very interesting. Love the colours of the temperature blanket too!
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You've had quite the adventure! The house is looking fantastic, I'm very envious . Take care happy woyww Helen 13
ReplyDeleteGlad you had a good trip. Your house is looking good. I admire the dedication of people who do temperature blankets. How often are you recording the temp?
ReplyDeleteTake care and happy WOYWW
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Lynnecrafts 12
Ooh the house is progressing Susan. Glad you had fun under canvas. Looks like there was plenty to explore and excitements too. Stay safe and Happy WOYWW. Sarah #4
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh, the weather is all over the scale! I had to enlarge the photo so I could see what temp the lime green was indicating. How extraordinary! Progress on the house looks amazing, that timber framing is like porn for carpenters, showed Mr Dunnit and he nodded sagely and wished he was there! The trailer tent created a huge space, and I think you did well with the awning, it looks pretty heavy too!
ReplyDeleteAm enjoying the sight of the started pages on your desk, I do love a printed page used out of its normal situation, so I already know that theses pages are going to really appeal to me!
Pleased to see the house making progress and a holiday away...brilliant! Look forward to seeing how the journal pages develop too. Have a happy woyww, Angela x1x
ReplyDeleteGetting your house framed in is a big step!
ReplyDeleteAnd what a fun vacation! What an adventure!
Have a great week!
Carol N #20
So much to see - love the muted background, so very pretty. I have that Gelato of Gel technique on my list but only managed to drag out the plate then ignore it for a week.Your camping adventure looks fun but OH MY those caves are stunning. Wow. And I am always tempted by the temperature blanket and I love your zigzag version better than the straight lines. All in all just a fun post for our weekly visit. Wonderful stuff for sure.
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Mary Anne (3)
It's good to see the frame of your house is up and looking ready for the next step in the build. Your holiday wasn't without incident but looked fun too. I'm loving what I can see of your temperature blanket - fabulous colours. Have a great weekend. Elizabeth x #26
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