My G45 entries

I have been menaing to blog my entries for the Graphic 45 DT call the whole week, but between a two day gender equality course I took, work and family life, this week just flew by faster than I could ever imagine. But now it's Friday (thank heaven for that) and I have two free days ahead of me. Well, not entirely free, because we are in a busy test period at work now, and I have tons of essays to grade this weekend, plus writing 40 or so reports too. I hope to be able to squeeze in just a little bit of scrapping too, and to tidy my utterly messy scrap room.

Anyway, here are those of my entries that I haven't blogged before. First off, a layout using the On the Boardwalk line, so perfect for summer photos.
Since I made the airplane (a few posts below, also among my entries) for Albin I had to make a flying object for Agnes too, right? So I made her this little Le Romantique ballon, which is supposed to hang from her ceiling as soon as I get a hook up there to hang it from. Hmm, I guess I'll have to put that too on tomorrow's to-do list.

Stuffed with spanking new Primas, of course. You know me :)

This wedding card was also made with Le Romantique papers, and my beloved lamp post die. It's perfect for just about anything! I didn't have a ribbon in the exact color I needed for these papers, so I actually painted this one with Pro Markers. Pretty cute, huh?

More Le Romantique... I can't get enough of this line! Even though it is wedding themed, you can use it for so much more than just wedding stuff.

And even more... This thing is actually made out of two old candlesticks. I love making new things out of old things. I guess that's why I'm into altered art.

On the Boardwalk again. We're lucky to live only a few kilometres from the shore, so on hot and sunny summer days, that's where we hang out.

Last but not least, a layout with A Proper Gentleman. I got this idea about tying a layout together with shoelaces. I planned to put eylets in the hole, to really make it look like a shoe, but my shoelaces were too thick so I had to skip that idea. But I like how it turned out anyway. Romantic, yet boyish.

I have put Albin's badge maker to work again. I still claim it to be the best present I ever gave him. LOL.

So, please keep your fingers crossed for me in the final round. I already had a project almost done, just in case, since I'm international and sending stuff to the US takes at least a week. I just need to put the finishing touch to it.

Have a nice Friday night and weekend, and thank you all so much for all the congratulations here, on Facebook and on other places.