My June birthday month held lots of promise - and exceeded expectations on the fun front :-)
This was how my calendar pages began
I was really keen on using stitch on my July pages. This is the base spread - I've machine stitched the pages to make the gaps for the calendar days, and the background is a lovely Starburst Spray : Hydrangea Blue.
And if you want to see other calendar entries for this month go here to the Kathryn Wheel, or check out the Flickr group.
Wow! These are gorgeous pages, Lynette! The colours are marvellous and sooo beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI love your frames for each day. Have you been to Terri's blog over at Pringle Hill Studio? She's got some spectacular work going on with her calendar pages.
Love the use of machine stitching on your pages for July!
ReplyDeleteVery clever to use stitching to block of your writing area.
ReplyDeleteLoving the journalling blocks already, great pages x
ReplyDeleteYour pages look great!
ReplyDeleteI love the stitched blocks to block out your dates!
ReplyDeleteGreat calendar pages love the machine stitched journal blocks.
ReplyDeleteLove your stitching for July! And your fabric layered flowers give beautiful depth to June!
ReplyDeleteJune's floral pages are just fab! and I am loving the stitched detail of July! Hugs Juls
ReplyDeleteLove your choice of colors and the flower shapes.
ReplyDeleteThe stitching is fab! What a great idea. well done for keeping up with the challenge so far. Can you believe we are half way through already?!
ReplyDeleteLove, LOve, LOVE all of those beautiful flowers scattered across your June pages! And how clever of you to use stitching to define the "dates" in July! VERY creative!!! Hugs, Terri xoxo
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely page for June, I cant wait to see how July develops.
ReplyDeletelove your machine stitching. your colors are very soothing.
ReplyDeleteThese pages are gorgeous, love the use of the tattered florals xxxx
ReplyDeleteLove your flowers in June and the stitching for July. What will we do next month I wonder?
ReplyDeleteHappy crafting, Erika.