Well, the camera saga is finally over.
But it's a good thing...they gave me a brand new camera.
The old one was not fixable.
The whole time it was gone I was so wishing that my budget would of allowed the option of a back up camera.
I am a big time procrastinator when it comes to taking photos of my creations.
I have various cards, scrapbook pages and even an organizer that I could be sharing but have not taken photos of them yet!
Shame, shame on me...bad rebel blogger!
I guess I should take some time, and take photos....so if the same thing {camera less!} does happen again, I will be prepared for such emergencies!!
Well, enough of my problems.
I am sharing my canvas at Kraafters Kommunity, Heather has a weekly art project ~ Word Of Inspiration Wednesday, in which she gives us a word, just one word to inspire and spark our creativity.
This weeks word is HOPE.
I am also linking my canvas to Zsuzsa's weekly link party at Inky Dinky Doodle
I have been wanting to create a canvas for myself to hang on the wall right by my computer, where I could reflect on the sentiment that I choose, incorporating the word hope.
The definition of hope:
A feeling of expectation and desire for a certain thing to happen.
The words are so fitting... hopeful yet anxious anticipation with regards to the semiannual TgAb test {to check the status of my cancer}.
Ingredients:
7x14 stretched canvas
Chipboard die cuts
Lightweight Spackling from husband's stash!
Recollections Craft It Surfaces Doily Stencil
Cheesecloth
Hampton Art Chalk Marker
Assorted ribbon
Here's to HOPING you got a little inspiration from my creation
and
don't forget to take time to create your life!
TTFN!
x's &o's
aka The Rebel Blogger
It's BEAUTIFUL, Cindy! It reminds me of Spring - the promise of a new beginning! I HOPE with all my heart that your cancer remains in remission. Thank you for linking up with such a wonderful sentiment. I love your use of cheesecloth! When I tried to use it I got into big mess, LOL and had to remove it!
ReplyDeleteWell Zsuzsa, as you know, 'the number' is going down. I am not completely there yet but I truly believe positive, hopeful thinking works!!
DeleteI had slight problems with the cheesecloth at fist but I found more cooperation if you handle it with kid gloves!
Wow loved the tiles underneath, beautiful pastel colours!
ReplyDeleteThank you Ruth!
DeleteLovely texture and colors. Your sentiment is perfect!
ReplyDeleteThank you Peggy!
DeleteVery beautiful sentiment and colours on your canvas. Glad you have a new camera to play with.
ReplyDeleteThank you Anita!
DeleteHope this camera is good to me for a lot longer than the last!
Cindy,your canvas is lovely!!! Your canvas is filled with beauty and hope! I keep remembering you in my prayers and remain filled with "hope" for you!! Take care my friend, and remain steadfast in hope!
ReplyDeletehugs, Patty
Thank you so much Patty!
DeleteYour words of inspiration and prayers are always a welcome comfort to me!
Cindy this is a beautiful canvas! You really out did yourself with this one. The colors are just lovely and the stenciling and patterns are gorgeous. I "Hope" your test shows good progress and positive movement towards a cancer free You! I understand a little bit about the test. My father gets a test done every six months as well when he is in remission with his prostate cancer. It has come back twice now and he has beaten it every time! So there IS HOPE! My prayers to & for you are endless. I'm just sincerely taken back by this canvas. It touches my heart. Just lovely!
ReplyDeleteBig Hugs!
Reeah.
Hi Reeah,
DeleteYour comment is so thoughtfully kind and your prayers are working! Thank you!
Your father must be a strong man to have beaten it twice! Awesome!!
I love it when I can touch a heart....
Cindy I love that pastel canvas! I love working on canvas and your canvas really expresses and speaks your sentiment today! Such a beautiful thing! Thank you for sharing your inspiration! Blessings :)
ReplyDeleteThank you Felicia, I am glad you like my sentiment and my canvas!
DeleteThis is simply beatiful. I love the soft colours, the whole composition and sentiment. I pray that your test goes well and that your hope is fulfilled.
ReplyDeleteThank you Susan, and yes my hope is being fulfilled!!
DeleteThis is a beautiful piece that speaks of hope and promise. I hope your tests return with excellent news on your cancer. I'm also glad to read you have a camera in your life once more :) All the best.
ReplyDeleteLeslie
Thank you Leslie!
DeleteLike they say....you don't know what you got till it's gone!
Cindy,your canvas and sentiment is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteHugs Diane
Thank you, Diane!
Deletelike the pastel colors
ReplyDeleteThank you, Vicky!
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