Once Upon A Sketch

Hi everyone I am here with Octobers sketch from Once Upon A sketch. This photo was taken at the last Retreat we had at Coolwaters in Yeppoon in August this year. This is a great group of girls to hang around with, when one is down in the dumps we all rally around and help or try to anyway.
  We had to include journaling and the theme was the women/girls in our lives....  my journaling is hidden on tags under the photo.




And here is the sketch

I have turned the sketch on its side


Product I have used
paper from prima something blue collection, tags, flowers, wooden buttons, gesso and texture paste and a prima mask. Glitter, pop art pink shimmerz spray.



Comments

  1. Wilma Voermans30 October 2014 at 19:52

    A beautiful layout Candy! I just read your bio too and the feeling off not enough time to do all you want to finish.......so familiar. I need at least about 30 years more to finish up what I want to do. :) Thanks for playing with us at OUAS this month! Dont forget to ad your layout to our facebook page. There is a great 13 arts price to win!

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  2. Patricia31 October 2014 at 23:14

    So lovely to have such a spacial group of friends! Loving all of your aprons! You did well with your flower arrangement and I am so happy that you were inspired by our OUAS challenge!!!

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