I was working on some invitations this weekend for a meeting where I made a puzzle for our theme and attached a piece to each invitation – then the person brings the piece with them to the meeting and the puzzle gets put all together (“everyone is important” object lesson to kick off the meeting – yea!).
Anyway, I used the image from today’s download on the invitation. When Jason saw the invitations he said, “You’re using that bird again?”
Yep. I love it so much that after I made a stamp with it for Hampton Art I have used different forms of it on various personal projects and in BPS workshops. Actually, it pops up all over the place with little tweaks here and there.
I can’t help myself. I love it that much.
So, in honor of you dear Jason, here’s one more look at my favorite birdie of all time (again, tweaked just for you) – and I’m sharing it with all my friends across the world. And as with all of my downloads – please use it for personal projects only and don’t modify it, take it apart, etc. It’s my gift to you so I appreciate you being nice with it.
Enjoy!
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Thanks for the charming bird and for the reminder of the important concept of the importance of each person.
Thanks for the download! Your last post was really an eye-opener. I really hadn’t thought of what I might be passing down to my children in the form of scrapbooks. I’ve been trying to live with the less is more approach, but I hadn’t applied that to my scrapbooks. I’ve still been thinking that I have to capture every memory and document everything. I think I’ll reevaluate what I’m doing. Thanks again!