Good Morning Everyone,
Happy WOYWW to you all. I hope it proves to be a good day for you wherever you are, here in the south west of Scotland it's cool and damp after the storms yesterday. Just how I like it. :)
Correction. The heavens have just opened!
On my desk today are the supplies together with a selection of photos for the next layout. I'm trying to decide which photo(s) to use for my niece's album. Decisions, decisions! On the back to the left is a wee pile of scraps and a very scruffy stamping block. I intend to punch circles out of the scraps. Circles often come in handy as the base for clusters and it's so much better than tossing them in the bin. The block will get cleaned.Oh, and I've just notice on the far left, by the table lamp, is a tube of Nippon ant killer. There was an attempted mass takeover from a nearby nest of flying ants last week. I've nothing against ants when they are outside but to have them swarming all over my home, that's entirely different.
I've had less time for scrapping this week but here's one of the last pages made.One of my niece for her album. The inspiration for this layout came from a sketch by one of my favourite YouTube scrapper's, Moira O'Reilly. I think she might have said it was her first attempt to create a sketch. Of course, I tweaked it a bit - I always do. The supplies were all I found in one of my kits - not a lot, but enough.
What kept me from the craft room was that my daughter and son-in-law decided it was time to make the trip to Falkirk that had to be abandoned a month or so ago when the car broke down. That episode was recorded in this page.
This time all went well and we were able to not only visit the beautiful Callender House in Falkirk, but also visit the Falkirk Wheel - a fantastic feat of engineering that might just be the eighth wonder of the world! I took 'hundreds' of photos of course. Here's a just a very select few,
I could post so many more from Callender House but best I stop now. Here's a couple from the Falkirk Wheel.
All such a brilliant experience and one I can heartily recommend to any of you planning to visit Scotland one day.
I almost forgot, here's one for those of you over the pond. Smores cake on sale in the cafe in Callender House. It is the first time I've seen it outside the US!
Note: I did not try it this time. Next time, for sure!Finally, here's Silver keeping an eye on me in the craft room.
That's me for this week. As usual, if you don't already do so, I urge you to join in with WOYWW. You can do this by clicking on this link, Sarah's Craft Shed, where you will be made most welcome.
Take care and have a fabulous week.
Elizabeth










7 comments:
Oh for cool and damp - think I'm dying here in the South!!! love the latest LOs and the trip photos too. The cylindrical walls and pointy rooves are my favourite and the canal wheel is AMAZING thanks for sharing. Having a bit of a day here again with all the 3 building developments conflicting!!!Just vacuumed my air-con machine so now it's working better phew defo thought I was dying. Hugs BJ#4
Here in Lincolnshire we have little rain in the summer but this year it's been much worse. When we moved from Manchester to Lincoln we thought it was global warming but then realised it rains much more in the West of the country than the East. It has cooled down a bit today but no sign of rain. The cake looks scrummy and Silver looks really happy.Wishing you a very happy woyww hugs Angela x1x
The Falkirk wheel looks familiar, is that site of a landscape artist of the year session the other year? Great layouts Helen #2
I wish we had your cooler temperatures down here! I could really do with a bit of grey and drizzle now lol. What a lovely trip to Falkirk, I’ve never seen the wheel, what a piece of engineering that is! Lovely LOs as always, I like the Dab Hat one very much!
Hugs LLJ 6 xx
Your visits to Callender House and the Falkirk wheel look great. I’ve seen the wheel on Landscape artist of the year and it’s an amazing construction.
Lovely journal pages- the one with the hat is great.
Happy WOYWW
Hugs
Lynnecrafts 5 xx
Both Callender House and the Falkirk wheel look like fascinating places to visit. I really like both of your scrapbook pages. I've been wanting to do some scrapbooking in my old Smash book, but need to get some photographs printed first. LOL! Give my love to Silver. Happy WOYWW!
Just the thought of cool damp …..bliss 😂🥵melting here😂. The house looks really interesting, and I’ve seen the amazing wheel on TV, would love to see in real life. Love your niece’s page, fab hat, and the pic of silver! xxx
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