Ohhh! A wonderful new freebie showed up while I was on our 40th anniversary weekend away. Here's a LO using several of the paper elements...love these paper flowers and leaves. I'm calling it Genesis Falls as it was the "first" water fall we saw in the garden of the Wildflower Seed Farm just outside of Frederickburg that we visited on our little trip. This floral motifs freebie was given to us as an add on to Time Began In A Garden can be found HERE! The background papers and row of buckets are also from Time Began In A Garden.
Journaling: We followed this path in the garden and it lead to a water garden like I have dreamed of having in my backyard for years! Now I’m dreaming of having this pathway, too.
I couldn't get all of the pictures on one page at least not with them as large as I would like. I decided to do a 2-page LO. I hope you can follow my path...it actually starts on the right side of the page and ends on the left. Remember to click on the LO to enlarge it... The birds love it when I keep my bird bath full of water. Imagine how they would love a water garden. Now, I just need to keep my fingers crossed that the frog doesn't have my butterfly for dinner!
I couldn't get all of the pictures on one page at least not with them as large as I would like. I decided to do a 2-page LO. I hope you can follow my path...it actually starts on the right side of the page and ends on the left. Remember to click on the LO to enlarge it... The birds love it when I keep my bird bath full of water. Imagine how they would love a water garden. Now, I just need to keep my fingers crossed that the frog doesn't have my butterfly for dinner!
I love waterfalls. I could sit forever just listening to the water splashing down. The backgrounds you´ve chosen go so well with the colours in this wonderful photo and I love the way you´ve used the leaves and flowers and the row of buckets as a border. As for the path, it really is a dream. I´ve followed the butterflies all around it and wish I could see it in reality. I think the frog is the guardian of the path. The butterflies seem to have got past him unharmed!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely set of pages to remember your trip by.