This was the Word Art Challenge. Mom took the class to learn the steps to the shimmy mob but she was too chicken to preform, so she just watched from the audience.
This was a Template Challenge. The lovely Miss Yin helped with it.
This was another Template Challenge.
Mini Kit Challenge, Mom found this kit hard to work with. She always likes to use all the embellishments provided as she knows the artist work hard on them but she really couldn't figure out what to do with Cool. This is A, and the page Mom submitted for the Challenge.
and this is B Mom prefers this one. What do you think? does it look better with or without the Word Art?
This is the Life Chronicled Challenge the prompt was to show your favorite spot in your house. For Mom it's the porch swing grandpa made for her. As a bonus you get to see Yin & Yang (he is hiding behind Yin in one of the pictures) as kittens.
Jumpstart your Layout.
Daily Download Challenge at Gingerscraps. You get to download parts of a mini kit each day, every month for free, then the following month use it in a challenge. This was July's download. ~ATCAD
Cats Scylla (muted calico), Yin (black), Yang (white with black spots), Chimera (calico) Dogs Fenris (Great Pyrenees Mix), Lady O (collie) and our Mom Sandra
10 comments:
I love all your art.
And I think the picture without the word art is more pleasing to the eye, as that word art somehow takes away from the simple beauty of that layout.
All are lovely, but my favourite is the beautiful colours of the flowers.
Thank you so much for visiting. That is exactly how Mom felt about the layout and the Word Art too. We really appreciate your feedback. ~Miss Yin
What lovely art today.
The art sure is pretty! Tell your Mom to boogie on!
These all came out great. Your mom was brave to take belly dancing. XO
They are all beautiful, per usual
Love that you two are so clearly in love…❤️
Yin makes that piece her own!
I loved your cat photos. I, too, am from Mississippi--Brookhaven, to be specific--but moved to Oregon in 1986, to Minneapolis, in 1988, and back to Oregon in 1990. No doubt I will die here, and I very much doubt that I will ever see Mississippi again.
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