Miss B's quilt top did get finished and last Wednesday I had to go to Melbourne for some training so on the way back I dropped it in at the lady who quilts it for me. Yes that's my dirty nasty little secret, I don't do my own quilting. I just make the tops and bottoms. She said it will be ready the first week in October, so that's a weight off my shoulders, just have to put the border on and it's done.
I'm also on the home straight in another secret project I have going on. More later.
Then I decided that I needed to make calendars for Christmas gifts. Where the heck I got that notion from I'll never know, just what I need, more projects! But I'm gathering up the layouts I've done recently of my nieces and nephews and associated families to put on calendars for them. But then of course I realised I hadn't done as many pages of each respective family as I thought I had done. I thought I'd at least done 12 of each family but obviously not. So now I need to pop a few pages together to call both calendars done.
I knew I'd taken some family shots of my brother last Easter when they visited and we went for a picnic down at the lake. Perfect! Except they weren't quite as perfect as I remembered, when I looked back at them more closely. I think I should put you through the pain I went through trying to snap "the one"! It didn't help that Uncle Michael was making faces behind me as I snapped.
So how to get the perfect family photograph? CHEAT! That's how. Check out the last two photographs when looking at the below page. :-)
Credits here
And after all that, I realised I dated the page 2009 instead of 2010.
Arrrrgggghhh!
2 comments:
lol! It happens so often, worrying about all the details and then missing the obvious! At least it's easily fixed. Loved seeing all the out-takes. Great job with the blending!
You have a blog?! and now I know how to find it. I was hoping I would see a kid with a different head, but this is cool too!! Just too funny. You need to do a page with all of these photos and those little word strip thingies with your comments on each photo, they are a hoot!
Really masterful job in creating a beautiful family portrait. :-)
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