Tuesday, January 08, 2008

Theme for 2008



I made a small collage last night to hang in my office/studio. The words are my theme for 2008. The more I make collages (and I've only made a few), the more I enjoy them. Time zipped by as I cut, rearranged, pasted and embellished.

I signed up for Teresa McFayden's WinterBella magazine - a new craft project every Monday, Wednesday and Friday of January. This collage is based on the first project. It's so much fun!
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  1. Fete et Fleur10:19 AM

    Hi Lorrie! I would like to thank you for your comments on my post. It really has been something that has occupied my thoughts for some time now.

    Your collage is lovely, and the winter project sounds fun!

    Blessings to you, Nancy

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  2. Anonymous8:50 AM

    I love the collage idea with your "theme" for the year! I love visual reminders in life.

    Have a great day, Lorrie!

    Melissa

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  3. Sherry2:38 PM

    Your collage is inspiring and that's really what it's all about...shifting, changing, creating and believing in what you do!

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