Friday, April 24, 2009

Fun with words and images

I created this page for a "cereal box journal" swap. Most pages are plain, but I started by putting the music paper tree on this page, then the moose, and then I found the "it's dark chocolate" in a magazine and started to giggle. Here's the finished page - a little whimsical, and lots of fun.
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5 comments:

  1. Britt-Arnhild8:28 AM

    That's quite creative Lorrie :-)

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  2. Abby7:01 PM

    Ah, is that considered "local" art? :)

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  3. Barb11:14 AM

    Hi Lorrie,

    I am sorry I spelled your name wrong. I have CRS (can't remember stuff) hehe.

    Your creation is Fun- love it.

    Have a blessed Sunday.

    hugs,
    Barb

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  4. Valerie10:10 AM

    très sympathique !
    est ce que tu fais du digiscrap aussi ? j'adore ça...
    Bisous I can't wait to receive the magazines !
    Valerie

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  5. Jacque5:33 AM

    That is TOO cute! I'm gonna try something like that for my family's 4th of July reunion. It would make a great invitation ideal...I've never seen that type of project before. I must be living in the dark ages...maybe eating that Chocolate Mousse..

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