photo a day

photo a day

I started this about 11 days ago.  The challenge though: only can use my cell phone to take the photos and do any alterations.  No computer programs allowed.  I hope to be entertaining on some level.  Some of them are sort of personal, like yesterday's:

About once a year I have to have blood taken and have my thyroid tested.  The technicians have been taking my blood these past 12 years and I've never taken a photo before!  This challenge made me share this experience.  I hate needles; have had nurses not know what the ------- they are doing and leave me with bruises; and had to fast while pregnant.

Then other's are more artistic

Every once in a while I will try to blog about the photo in question.

I really want this be a personal experience.  This is my camera telling you what I see.  Enjoy!

want start a photo a day

and I'm going to be looking into it after this weekend.

Plus I high recommend this link

www.propellorgirl.com

Adorable story line plus amazing photos.

Feel the LOVE

Bigotry does not exist in the monster world.

Skull And Mummy Love by TalentedChild
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PLUS the Christmas Skulls have returned with a new twisted holiday shirt!

Deck the Skulls by TalentedChild
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Life With Baby

Morning to night at 5 months.

Forest Secrets

Coconino National Forest. Click on image to enlarge.

Cute Crocheted Hat

A crocheted hat!

This festive lil'number took about two hours to complete, after approximately two hours of trial and error. Using these two sites

http://www.patonsyarns.com/pattern.php?PID=4102

and

http://www.ehow.com/how_4853958_crochet-hat-beginners.html

I began to figure it out. Two hard parts to accomplish: 1. remembering the lingo 2. getting the base size right.

But once that was mastered it went relatively fast, and I was able to incorporate at least three different crochet styles into the hat: a single, a half-double, and a double. PLUs this teaches you how to effectively use the "slip stitch"- a technique I had quite forgotten about.

The end product was then embellished with a two layer flower made from scraps of material. The flower is stitched directly to the hat with red thread. The two pearls are buttons from a craft box (Word to the wise: always keep buttons about; there are so many ways to use a button). The leaf-like pattern was done by threading green yarn in-and-out

Hand made skull gift tags! What better way to personalize a gift than with these spook-tackular gift tags for the holidays?

Approximately 2"x2" these skulls were hand drawn and inked, and then colored in Corel Paint Shop.

Available in packs of eight, assorted or single design for $5 national (USA) and $7 for international (includes shipping and handling). With or without strings upon request. Payment via Paypal. Contact Heather Reavis at HRPhotography101@yahoo.com for ordering info. All orders must be received by November 30th, 2009 to shipped in time for this year's holiday season. Not responsible for postal mishaps.