Sketch book

Another page from the sketch book for the ScrapbookLifeJournal.

Up in the left corner is a draft of something I'm working on that I'm super excited about.

More soon about that!

They are still filming.  I'm sort of getting attached to all the people and commotion - I'm afraid I will miss it all when it's gone.  Here are some shots from the "Chinatown of the South" they set up.  Obviously not while they were filming, but you get the idea.

Blessings and wonderful weekend wishes,

Daphne

Sketch book

Just thought I'd share a page from my sketch/doodle/watercolor/etc. book with you today.

Inspired by Junelle over at Yes and Amen, I'm going to try to record some of the little things with sketches, watercolors, doodles and words - not just photographs.  It will be great practice/motivation to practice and I'll be recording things I want to remember.

This little page will go in my Scrapbook Life Journal!

-speaking of motivation, I talked to my mom the other day and she said she read my blog and enjoyed it (and so did my Godmother)!  That is great motivation for me to keep posting regularly!  Thanks Mom and Noreen- love you!

Blessings,

Daphne

Let's start the New Year right...

Anyone know what movie that line is from (it's actually from a song in the movie...)?  I'll give you some more hints:

"...how can our love go wrong if, we start the New Year right?"

Bing Crosby and Fred Astaire

the film made a different song a classic Christmas hit

The answer? - Holiday Inn and the song that became the hit was White Christmas.  TOTALLY random for you there folks.  It is my favorite movie though, and around this time of year I'm always humming those words, "let's start the New Year right".

This New Year I'm excited to say I'll be starting a class with Stephanie over at Homegrown Hospitality.  The class will last the whole year!!  So excited!!! (I'm always so sad when classes end)  We'll be doing just what the title suggests: Scrapbook Journal Doodle: and I can't wait!

That little doodle from the Christmas post, though it looks like it was done by an 8 year old, was actually done by me.  It was the first time in YEARS I'd gotten markers out (I didn't even have any, I had to go out and buy some) and just did something for fun - for me.  I'm thinking class will be a bit like that - all year long!

Here's a link with more information about the class if you're interested, but hurry, we start January 1!

Click here!