Ann Seeber

I looked in the Blog heading at the top of this page but can't find any eggs. Am I looking in the right place?

Finishing up March with Week Thirteen - photo by William Panuska of The Hudson Valley in Pictures gallery. This is called "early sail downriver." The copper hues really grabbed me.

New to me; I had to look it up.

I bumped into this layout that I created last year when we were studying in a Text Workshop. I'd like to do that class again, as a refresher.

We've had flood watches and high wind alerts. The cat cabin on my porch ended up out in the street. Luckily, no cats were involved. My little condo enclave here has been relatively lucky with the underground wiring keeping the power on and we're not near enough water to be impacted by the flooding shown in this photo from the newspaper. The watchword is "Turn around - Don't drown!" Some idiots insist on trying to drive through high water with deadly results.

Objects may be closer than they appear...

Not sure about the Rice Pudding reference. Do they eat it?

Never forget!

This is so nice. I love the "O" sheep and leaving the windshield wipers in the photo is a great touch!

Final Bootcamp project - featuring one of my new great-grandsons. He'll explain... Fonts used are Cooper Black and Century Gothic - old standbys... All elements are mine from my own kit...

Here is my Week Eleven - I count Sundays so I'm a little behind here. The font is Cardigan Script. This is just a quote about Time. Sue Ewart is the expert on that topic; she will have a Mega Kit for it by the end! 😁

Gorgeous, Corrie! I must go look at the video for the Q & A as I forget all the steps and this effect is really stunning!

Bina, your pages are very handsome. What are you using for your AI generator?

I see you used a loopy stitching element to show the bee's flight path. What a good idea! Thank you!!