from the Hydrangea bush that is growing at my son and dil's house. They are so pretty.
I made a butterfly embellishment that I cut out using Adobe Photoshop from the middle of the flower. So easy to make cut outs with that program of things and then save them as a .png file for use in other photos. Sharing my butterfly below if you would like one. :) Feel free to use it however you like in your photos or digital graphics. No credit back needed, but welcome if you do. Just right click on the photo with your mouse and save as your own.
You can always resize it to however you like once you've added it to your photo, etc.
Also, needed a present for a baby shower, and I never like to buy the tissue paper, etc. to add to a bag that I'm placing a present in so I just make a bag topper. So easy. I just use my photo program and copy the design of the bag, and then using a regular 8.5 by 11 sheet of cardstock, I put the scan of the design on one half of the cardstock right side up, and then upside down on the other half. Then you can fold the sheet of cardstock in half and the design will show correctly on both sides of the cardstock. Just cut a slit to insert the cord or ribbon that is already on the bag and you have a topper without having to cover the present. It's now my original idea so if want better description, think I found it on YouTube.
Now on to your sharing this first Tuesday in July. The rain seems to have tapered off, but now we are extremely hot. Near the 100's over the week-end.
Have a Happy and Safe 4th of July and a safe and great week ahead.
~hugs 'n giggles 'n scribbles~
Peabea
sharing with:
http://sharonrwagner.blogspot.com/ (a share your travels link up)
Pretty Hydrangea! Loved your photoshopped butterfly.
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful photos. Thanks for hosting and I hope that you have a good and safe Fourth of July.
ReplyDeleteOh my Peabea! I love the hydrangea and the graphic elements you added to your shot. I also think your bag topper is genius! I think I'll try it next time I have a gift opportunity. Hope your Independence Day holiday is safe and enjoyable.
ReplyDeleteAren't you clever with the topper! Looks gorgeous
ReplyDeleteI love hydrangea, it's on my garden to do list! Great shots #TwinklyTuesday
ReplyDeleteI love hydrangea, I really must get some in my garden. Your butterfly is beautiful, thank you for sharing it. I have a lot of butterflies on my blog, each representing my family members.
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I love a hydrangea, this ones a lovely colour. Thanks for linking up #twinklytuesday
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