Happy WOYWW deskers. October... really?? I know we say it all the time, but... head to Sarah's for the link up.
So last week saw heartbreak for Julia's husband Bart losing his business premises to fire. our hearts go out to both of you Julia. There is nothing we can say that will make things better but we love you lots and are here for you.
I didn't use the 4 inch tags I shared on last week's post, I decided they hid too much of the background so did the same thing on some 2 inch tagsI used some transparency figures on each of the tags
the scripty text is a Paperartsy mini stamp from about 100 years ago... ish! I used an ink pad as close as I could get to the painty background
I had intended to offset the tags at an angle but couldn't decide whether to have the figures standing as they should or angled, so in the end I put the tags on straight!
I had intended to offset the tags at an angle but couldn't decide whether to have the figures standing as they should or angled, so in the end I put the tags on straight!
the words are from one of the very early packs of Dina's collage tissue with white on black words for a change.
the last 8am entry at Kew (till next May) was fabulous, the weather was perfect and the light amazing.
Thanks for visiting, hope to see you soon.
So glad the last early Kew visit was perfect for you in every way.
ReplyDeleteLove the tags as they are now but thought last week were fine.
HUGS, Neet XX
So glad you decided not to cover so much of the super background, great page and fabulous Kew photos. Only just hearing the sad news today. Hugs BJ#9
ReplyDeleteI really like the tags and am glad you went with the upright figures, angled would have set my OCD off big time, lol! And hooray fro using up 100 year old stash too, win win. Thanks so much for contributing to the Julia’s flowers and cream tea, I hope they’ll help a bit.
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I now own a tag, and the transparencies are so clever! Thank you Helen, your card , as with the flowers, arrived at just the right time, we were making lists and it really was an excellent reminder; your support is priceless to us.
ReplyDeleteLove the tags and the Kew pics are gorgeous...as always.
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Annie x #8
Straight or angled is always a question I struggle with! I approve of your choice :D That yellow flower is stunningly "posed!" Yes the news was shocking, wasn't it? I wish I could do more. Stay safe, all.
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The tags look great, you wouldn't want to hide that gorgeous colour. I've got loads of tags that I'm not even sure where from, maybe I should do something with them. Thanks for the ideas. Hugs Angela x12x
ReplyDeleteFab page and what a great background - I think you did the right thing with keeping them straight, perfect as is!
ReplyDeleteHope you have a great week and so glad Kew was perfect for your last early visit
Diana xx#14
I am glad you had a good trip to Kew. The light is so important . Although
ReplyDeletePhotoshop can help! Great tags, 100 ish designs still going! Hugs Angela #13
Such a lot of thought and effort goes into each page Helen. Well worth it - it's lovely x x Jo 🌈
ReplyDeleteYes that was the intention, it was funny it worked out that way. At least there were no grumpy bears 🤣🤣
ReplyDeletethanks for the Kew. WOYWW isms favorite way to travel! robyn 11
ReplyDeleteGlad your last early Kew visit was so good Helen. Great journal page! Just back from my flu jab. Stay safe and Happy WOYWW. Sarah
ReplyDeleteLove your tags and I’m glad your last early visit to Kew went so well. Thanks so much for letting me know use your funghi photos.
ReplyDeleteHave a good week, hugs
Lynnecrafts 5 xx
Glad your last visit to Kew was wonderful, now you will have something to look forward to in May. Great use of Dina's figures! Lindart #15 PS-sorry about the purple square, I don’t know how it got there, but Blogger did some upgrades with AI…
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