By now, I'm imagining many of you wondering what took me so long to post today...I've been frantically cleaning my house. After midnight, hubby let me know that we were gonna have company drop in some time today on their way from Louisianna to Georgia. (Friends of his from one of his chat rooms that he moderates.) I'm looking forward to the visit....but had to rush like a mad woman to get everything CLEAN CLEAN CLEAN!! *giggles*
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Today is Day 5 of the 40 Days of Scrapping Purpose held at Divine Digital. For today's challenge...we had to scrap about our "scrapper's garden"...how we tended to it, made it blossom and grow...tell what software we use...use white space and include the title, "Bloom where you are planted".
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Just like a real garden, a scrapper's garden needs to be nurtured.
Each page can not properly form until a seed is planted.
For me, that seed is an idea that forms around a specific photo.
Paint Shop Pro is my choice of plant food. It's filled with many nutrients
such as filters, plugins, brushes and colors that helps my seed bloom and grow.
You must be careful of the bugs, though. They can cause extreme frustration, severe
screaming, massive amounts of hair loss and many tears. These little critters have been
known to freeze programs, crash hard drives, and melt motherboards!! Once these
annoying pests attack, it can be hazardous or even fatal to a garden!!
On occasion, there may be a few weeds that will pop up. Many gardeners would
immediately remove them for their imperfections, but I embrace the weeds because
they make my garden more personal and special.
Now that you know how my garden grows...
watch me make my memories blossom!!
FULL CREDITS:
Gloves, Shovel, Metal Pail by Debbie Pearson
Flowers, Grass and Fence by Jensurge
Grass by AlabamaStoneThrower
Fonts: Jerry's handwriting, PC Grandma's Garden,
1 comment :
You are fantabulous. Thanks a million.
Charlene
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