Happy Saturday! It was great to be able to come out to Wisconsin to see my sister and brother-in-law while they are recuperating from knee and hip surgery. I was able to help out a bit, but I can't stay indefinitely, so today I am headed back home.
We did do a crafty project on Friday and I will share more about that as soon as I have a chance to get my photos edited.
It's getting a little warmer so I don't know if I'll see anything like this from the plane. On the flight out to Wisconsin, the stripes in the fields of snow made a pretty pattern on the ground with the wispy clouds casting shadows.
The blue of the sky above the clouds is always so pretty - just like the shade of blue of this old bottle.
I hope you have something fun planned for this first weekend of Spring! I'll be catching up on email and some blog comment questions once I am home again.
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Your photo is so pretty. Can't wait to see what you have been working on. Have a safe flight home
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your coming home to prepar for the most "EXPLOSIVE" storm to hit on TUESDAY INTO WEDNESDAY. Its coming right to us... Safe flight... Dawn RI
ReplyDeleteHi Diane, guess I need to check the weather for next week. What we get you get a little later....
ReplyDeleteQuestion about the Explore-When getting ready to cut an image I have not been able to move the image so that it cuts on a different space on the mat. Every time I hit cut the software moves the image to the upper left. Any suggestions?
Marilyn
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Hope you get some rest from your many travels and helping family members. Question on the Artisan 4 software: if you are working with a template, how hard is it to resize your photos to fit into the spaces? Thanks for always keeping us informed. Also, always love hearing about everyday stuff too. Hugs, Jill
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