the colors are coming
The blogosphere is all a twitter as another week of color approaches and I for one can't wait. If you're new to this phenomenon go check out Stephanie or port2port's blog for all of the juicy details, then start planning your photos. I've already spent a couple of days trying to decide what to do this week. Should I use the tiny ninjas again or go with something different? Should I pre-plan all of my images or should I wait and find my shot opportunity each day?
Decisions, decisions... I guess I'll have to decide pretty soon.
In the meantime, I've got some photos to show you of the things I bought and saw while Mark and I were in Waco and Dallas last week. The new fabrics and buttons are going to be part of a top secret project that I'm working on. Oh man... now that I've mentioned it I just know I won't be able to keep it a secret for long. For now I'll only say that I'm planning a big surprise for you (my readers) and that it will take place at the end of July. Okay, that's it -- no more information!
Oh, and before you get to the photos let me thank everyone who has commented my last post. Wow! I had no idea I was missing out on so many wonderful blogs and I'm only a third of the way through the list. If there's anyone else out there with suggestions don't forget that I'm doing the drawing on Friday so there's still plenty of time to get in on some free stuff.
buttons from golden d'ore in dallas

fabric from golden d'ore in dallas (top 4) and the salvation army in waco (bottom 2)

olivia as interviewer

painter: found art in waco, tx

box: found art in waco, tx





















I love the mod graphic fabric in the second photo. It has a great color palette and wonderfully designed. Lucky find!
Posted by:Jessica | June 11, 2006 at 10:12 PM
what a lovely little journalist you have there.
Posted by:hannah | June 12, 2006 at 09:23 AM
All such great finds, lucky you!
Posted by:Cassi | June 14, 2006 at 01:12 AM
Beautiful post Laurie! I just read your blue day post too and noticed that the third fabric down looks much like your Grandmother's stationary. So pretty!
Love the found art too. Isn't stuff like that the greatest!?
:)
Posted by:tulip | June 16, 2006 at 08:35 AM