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Unique
Boutique Lazy River
Terry McAuliffe
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What could be more relaxing or refreshing in the scorching, summer month of August than a nice, lazy river? This month’s inspiration is just that: something to sooth the soul, relax and mind and body, and inspire the creativity in everyone. As we float along the river this month, we can see the inspiration brought on by the lush greens and browns of nature, the flow of the water, and the wide open spaces of the sky as they are depicted in the inspiration piece.
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Design
note:
I
drew my inspiration from the shape of they
bottom picture. The river running
through the middle of the land drew my eye
and I started with that as my basic sketch.
From there, I layered items like the rocks
in the water, making sure to keep some white
space for my "river banks".
What a fun
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Chill by Dora
Phillips. Supplies:
Paper: Kaiser,
Little Yellow
Bicycle, Bracket: We R Memory Keepers,
Tag: Polo, Stickers: Little
Yellow Bicycle, Pen: Sakura.
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Design note:
Use a template to save time and borrow someone else’s creative vision.
Remember to always give credit to the
template author!
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Down By the Creek
With Dad by Janice Badger. Digital Supplies:
Paper: Pelican Lake kit by Lynn Grievson, Template: Ad Challenge Freebee 080808 by Kellie Mize, Staple Its by Pattie Knox (all at Designer Digitals), Fonts: Plasu, Uptown.
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Design
note:
I was inspired by the ragged river edge so I tore my paper and let it flow across the page. I also left plenty of wide open space.
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A Daughter Like You by Terry McAuliffe. Supplies:
Paper: Polar Express, Chipboard: Fancy Pants,
Other: Tattered Angels Glimmer Mist.
Journaling
is a quote from an unknown author, “A daughter like you is a very precious gift.”
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