[Bought new boots on Ebay, (they're the "Muse" boot from Qupid in burgundy. I had to go out to the backyard to take a picture!]
I could be a cowboy
In my muddy worn out boots
I could be a cowboy
It'd give me the right to run like you
I could be a cowboy, but that'd mean leavin'
Where the stars above are the company I'm keeping
I could walk right out the door, and never come back home
Oh, I could be a cowboy but I don't like to be alone...
[The McClymonts "I Could Be a Cowboy"]
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[It ain't what I thought it was, but it is what it is... My so called life.] This is just a place for me to post about all the projects I've been working on, and random other things I've been doing. I've become increasingly crafty in the last year, even starting up an Etsy site, and I think Facebook is getting sick of all the updates and photos! So, I decided to create this new outlet so people who are interested in what I'm working on have a place to go, and so I can inspire others!
Thursday, October 4, 2012
Michigan Montage & Canvas
This photo is a mash-up of 2 different pictures taken on our trip to Michigan earlier this month. The first is a lighthouse at sunset on Lake Michigan and the second is of DJ and I at the sane dunes. What I did was I set the sunset photo as the background in Photoshop. I took the one of us and layered it directly on top, turned the layer black and white and bumped the opacity down to about 50% so we were semi-translucent. Then I added some text.
I found a great website (www.canvaspeople.com) after googling "free canvas photo print". If you go directly to the website, their canvases are normally priced. Google that phrase, and it'll give you a link to the site where an 8x10 is free, all you pay is shipping (about $15) It's a great deal since most canvases that size run you anywhere from $50-$80. I tried it out, and the day after I purchased it they sent me an email coupon for another free canvas (score!).
The canvas turned out really nice. They even included hanging hardware. The only difference is a slight variance in color. They warn about this, since computers use RGB color and their industrial printer is different, etc. So the sunset is slightly more yellow and a bit less vibrant. It was free, so it didn't bother me. All in all, I love it! Can't wait to find another photo to do it all over again with!
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I found a great website (www.canvaspeople.com) after googling "free canvas photo print". If you go directly to the website, their canvases are normally priced. Google that phrase, and it'll give you a link to the site where an 8x10 is free, all you pay is shipping (about $15) It's a great deal since most canvases that size run you anywhere from $50-$80. I tried it out, and the day after I purchased it they sent me an email coupon for another free canvas (score!).
The canvas turned out really nice. They even included hanging hardware. The only difference is a slight variance in color. They warn about this, since computers use RGB color and their industrial printer is different, etc. So the sunset is slightly more yellow and a bit less vibrant. It was free, so it didn't bother me. All in all, I love it! Can't wait to find another photo to do it all over again with!
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Mason Jar Storage
I had way too many mason jars, so after decorating some, I've set up 6 of them to hold my pens, highlighters, scissors, Sharpies, and even one I converted to a mini sewing kit that has a pin cushion on top (and stores my button collection!) I need a life. lo
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