Hello Everyone,
Happy What's On Your Workdesk Wednesday to you all. I hope you are all well and finding plenty of crafting time. I wish I could say that the lockdown gives me ample opportunity for crafting but it doesn't seem so. I'm just plodding away, doing my best, such as it is and here's what's on my desk today.
There's an old album full of old photos - most dated from before I discovered scrapping. I'm trying to mix it up and scrap both old and new photos this year. Obviously not on the same layout - that wouldn't make sense at all. Next to the album is the materials for my next page. The photo is of my late brother so it's bringing back all sorts of fond memories - he was a lovely man. The last page completed can just be seen behind it. At the back is an increasing amount of bits and bobs that should be put away but are not, and probably won't be anytime soon.
That's about it from me this week. I have made some progress on the nature journal - not much but it isn't intended to be a fast project. This is the intro page - nothing exciting.
And this is the second page. It's based on a quote I read in the book 'Every Day Nature' by Andy Beer, 'Spring starts in January' which got me out into the garden to search for those very signs. The photo is of bulbs emerging - definite signs of spring coming - and that prompted the stamped snowdrops.
So that's my lot for this week. Not much, I know. Must try harder.
Keep safe, everyone, stay well and keep on crafting.
