Just quickly sharing, for two reasons. Firstly for Christmas card challenge - over at Scrappy Mo's!
It's also Wednesday so time for WOYWW over at Julia's Stamping Ground - pop over to see stunning desks of the world. Certainly more interesting than mine.
It's also Wednesday so time for WOYWW over at Julia's Stamping Ground - pop over to see stunning desks of the world. Certainly more interesting than mine.
Okay, mine is in clean up "get-some-clean-space" mode. Just finished the two Christmas cards on the left. Also see a piece of stamped watercolour card, it was a trial piece back in February. Male cards are requisite for four upcoming birthdays in next few months. Liked last four made with watercolour technique going to do repeat. Also a female card needing to be made.. not in view but done trial stamping.
The ribbon label also SB and the verse "The Father sent the Son to be the Saviour of the World" is a digi. Never seen it in a stamp.
Still not walking, shin needing a bit longer but took the bird ones when came home through unopened car window .. blue faced honey eaters love our orange Grevillia, Birdsong.
Thats me for today everyone. Had issues again with blogger. Had to write the beginning twice with links and all.
God bless your day everyone.. and thanks if you pop over especially if you say hi!
Prayer hugs
Shaz in Oz. X
Need this well known but much loved verse today. Underneath are those wonderful upholding everlasting arms.
Praise our loving Father God.
God bless your day everyone.. and thanks if you pop over especially if you say hi!
Prayer hugs
Shaz in Oz. X
Need this well known but much loved verse today. Underneath are those wonderful upholding everlasting arms.
Would like also to join up with:
1. Word Art Wednesday
2. Simon Says Monday Challenge - Frames both cards have images framed in gold.
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The cards and images are fabulous Shaz..loz
ReplyDeleteThe cards are great Shaz. Love how you turned one scene into two. Sorry to hear that the shin is not cooperating. Hope you are properly up and about soon. Happy WOYWW. Sarah #12
ReplyDeleteHi Shaz, lovely cards, stunning colours, so rich & vibrant. Hope your leg hurries up and heals for you. What beautiful birds, how marvellous. Have a lovely week, Hugs, Shaz #7 X
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry that you're not getting better as quickly as you'd like Shaz - fingers crossed that your shin starts to heal really quickly now. Gorgeous pics of your area and the crumbed whiting sounds YUM!
ReplyDeleteHugs LLJ 8 xxx
So very sorry to hear you've not healed by now. I guess you've just got to be sensible and listen to what your body needs and be a patient patient.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Annie x #14
Good Morning Shaz. I'm sorry to read that you're not getting better. I am keeping you in my prayers daily. I have been amazed at my back after the botox injection. Although it's still painful and stiff, there haven't been any spasms, so I can deal with stiffness!
ReplyDeleteWishing you a lovely day my friend, resting in His mercy and love.
Blessings,
Betsy
Love your cards and beautiful photos. I am praying that your leg hurries up and heals properly. Happy WOYWW! Love & God Bless, Caro x (#15)
ReplyDeleteYour cards are, as usual, impeccable. Great attention to detail, too. Sorry to read your shin isn't better. Hope you are well soon.
ReplyDeleteLove the bird and the beach photos! Happy WOYWW from #1.
Love the cards, Shaz, but so sorry you are still having trouble with your leg, hope it's not too long now... Great Oz shots as always! I always think of you when I photograph the Grevillia at Kew now! Helen #3
ReplyDeleteLovely cards Shaz. Beautiful photos, the fish sounds very good. So sorry that your leg is still not right. Hope that you start to get better soon! Anne x #9
ReplyDeleteHi Shaz, sorry your shin is not healing according to plan. Those two Christmas Cards are lovely. Did you paint the scene or is it a stamp? Whichever, it's beautiful! Great photo of the sea front, so lucky to live so close to it. Hope you enjoyed your fish. Have a lovely week Heather xx #11
ReplyDeleteGreat using one image and making two cards, so beautiful both!! Well done!
ReplyDeleteLovely photos too. Enjoy your fish launch! :D
I like how you managed to get two cards from that one super image. Sorry to hear your still in poor health. Hope your leg improves soon. Hugs Mrs A.
ReplyDeleteHi SAhaz, lovely photos again. It's so nice to see what's going on where you are. Nice Christmas cards though a bit scary! Have a lovely crafty week and a happy woyww, Angela x17x
ReplyDeleteHi Shaz, I hope your leg is improving a little everyday and movement becomes easier. I was surprised when you said that the card started off as a single image, a fabulous way to upcycle the card into two, love the clean white and gold... Keep warm, we have had snow this week.... Have a wonderful weekend... Megan
ReplyDeleteSensational cards! I love the difference in both of them - but still striking!
ReplyDeleteThese are two stunning cards Shaz, what a great idea to split the card into two.
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining in with the Rudolph Days challenge this month.
Sue xx
Oh Shaz, worrying about that leg of yours. It is taking its time to heal. Is someone living with you to look after you? You need someone there to make sure you keep your weight off it, not that you weigh much anyhow.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the bird photos, stunning, and the beach is so lovely and tranquil.
Lovely Christmas cards, amazing how those words just fit on that tab as they do. Someone looking down on you.
Take care sis, obey the doctors and, hopefully, give us better news next week. Holding you in prayer.
God Bless,
Neet 7 xx
Lovely gold accents on your pretty Christmas cards. I don’t think I am going to be able to get one done this month. Have a good day!
ReplyDeleteLovely cards Shaz, and good use of one bought one. I use a similar technique to recycle some that I receive and it makes them into a totally different card from the original. Nice sentiment too. It is one of my go-to fonts.
ReplyDeleteHappy Rudolph Day. Kate x
These are both such beautiful cards, Shaz. I like the use of the gold mirri as it really sets everything off so well.
ReplyDeleteKeep forgetting to mention that I think I saw your photo from one of your visits to England. It was so good to see a face to your name. I so enjoyed seeing you there.
My smiling mug is up on Darnell's blog. I don't get my photo taken often so it was nice that a friend kindly took a photo of us and she had come all the way from California to Crescent Beach BC, close to where I live!
Thanks for taking part in the May Rudolph Days Challenge.
Sorry your leg isn't getting better! Great idea for your cards! Hugs, Chrisx 31
ReplyDeleteHoping your shin is soon good so you can go for walks again Sharon. It stinks when you are stuck in the house, I know as I am stuck in the house once again. I love, love, love both of your cards, so beautiful and elegant. A great way to get two cards out of one image. Love the shots of the birds, they look like they are loving that bush they are on. Hugs, Brenda
ReplyDeleteYour desk looks tidy this time around. Nothing like mine, quite ashamed of the mess I’m making at the moment. Beautiful Christmas cards, the colorful images stand out beautifully with the golden framing and white card bases.
ReplyDeleteAs always, love your gorgeous photos! And your sweet cards are wonderful!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards and photos - isn't nature just so amazing. Emmax
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