Misty Meadow Journals

  Hi scrappy friends! I know I haven't posted more about my "Morning Walk Journal". It has been the January from....(you know where) .... around here. We had major wind storms and power outages that lasted for days. And then to top it of 2 weeks ago I had to go in for eye surgery to repair a detached retina. Surgery went well and I'm healing as expected, but for about 3 months I won't be able to see out of my right eye. Everything is just a big blur in that eye. I have just recently resumed walking with Ida Mae. And I do intend to get back to my Morning walk journal. This page I had begun before the ....(you know what).... hit the fan, and I just finished it.  I remember thinking the quote "Red Sky At Morning... " When I was taking the photo's. I had no idea the storm it predicted would be so bad. Thank you so much for stopping by to look!!

 Hi Friends! I have 2 more Journal pages for my "Morning walk" Journal.  You can click HERE to see my first post telling about my project.    This page is about seeing these long spikes of ice growing out of the ground when it gets cold.  I think they look interesting, And my imagination would make them into things like a miniature ice castles, cities, or maybe ice troll hair.       After taking these pictures I looked them up on the internet, and discovered the scientific explanation of them.   they are called  Needle Ice !  (you can click on the picture to enlarge it if you would like to read it) 49 and Market Nature Study papers for the back ground. 49 and Market Nature Study General Laser Cut Elements.  I cut the flowers from Sizzix "Spring Stems" flowers die and brushed them with heavy gesso to make them look a bit snowy.  I cut the number "5" from Scrapbook.com's "Bold Numbers" die set.  I used a publ...

Hi friends!   Walking in the morning with my dog is one of my favorite daily activities. We see so many wonderful things in the woods and fields. I have given myself a project of documenting the things we will see this new year 2024.  I have 2 pages complete.  I haven't figured out how I'm going to bind them together yet.  I used some 49 and Market Nature Study papers.  I printed some public domain images.     Used a wood snowflake.           I used some 49 and Market ephemera. I've also used some vintage book pages.  I stamped and heat embossed with the stamp - Stampers Journey - "Stay Wild ". I printed the text from photo shop   Here is my walking partner  Ida Mae.   Thank you so much for stopping by to look!   ❤️ ~Terry