Showing posts with label Doris Castle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Doris Castle. Show all posts

Monday, October 29, 2007

The Three Kids

My Brothers, George and Billy and my sister Carol.



Created with Michelle Shefveland and Doris Castle's Scrap Frames 2 - Michelle Shefveland, Julie Mead and Doris Castle Bountiful Blessings Page Pak both these are available at CottageArts.Net
The font is 2 Peas YoYo

Tuesday, October 02, 2007

Soccer Babe

It was a little harder for you to get into the swing of things this year. After your sister had been hurt on the playground earlier this year you had the fear that perhaps you could hurt someone if you hit them with the ball. You shyed away from the ball and being forceful, but as the weeks have passed the momentum of the game has once again come to you. The fun of playing, the thrill of winning is now a big part of you again. It is good to hear the excitement in your voice, to have you 'want' to go. But most important it's good you see this as a 'game' as a fun time to be enjoyed by you and your teammates. Go girl! You're on the right track!!

I used Doris Castle's Go Team! PagePak w/Sports Card Scrap Overs at Cottage Arts

I learned how to do something new this time! I learned how to make a pattern. The photo I extracted Zoie from had the grass around her, I took a piece of it made it into a pattern then filled the Go Girl with it. Now if I can just remember how I did it for next time!

Monday, October 01, 2007

First Day of Kindergarten

This is Pyper on her first day of Kindergarten. I used Sweet Innocence by Doris Castle of Cottage Arts (both the page pak and the album pak)

Saturday, September 29, 2007

Bagby

We took a road trip one Sunday up the backroads from Fresno on Hwy 49. Stopping at this wayside was a treat, the air was fresh and smelled clean like my Pacific NW.

I snapped a shot of this gorgeous tree overhanging water, this feeds into Lake McClur which is what the smaller photo is. I loved the way the rock had been piled around the Bagby monument and was so tickled when I got home to discover you could read the whole plaque. A great 'get out of the house' day.

I hope there are hundreds more of these that lie ahead of us, just waiting to be discovered.

















I used the Destinations Pak - and the frame for my photo from the Destinations Album - both from Cottage Arts by - Doris Castle. I love these paks, they have so much neat stuff in them it was just a cinch to put the page together. Oh gotta use them again!