Note to self:
My recipe:
Last week
someone asked me why I used gradients. The reason is that when a texture is square and the photo is not and if I don't want to stretch the texture I duplicate it and blend it in the middle with gradients. Easy peasy!
LOVE this! It's so lovely. You did a great job!
ReplyDeleteeven your thumbnail at TT was so eyecatching, i had to come and visit. and it is GREAT!! plus: phantastic words added. bravo!!!
ReplyDeleteSimple, white and wonderful. Great work !
ReplyDeleteSuch a stunning photograph and the addition of the textures and text really enhance the wispy beauty.
ReplyDeleteStunning, love this!! And thanks for the little lesson!!
ReplyDeleteReally beautiful, Barb!
ReplyDeleteoh Barb...this is just lovely!!! TRULY...
ReplyDeletethanks for linking to TT.... xxo, Kim
This is sooooooo pretty! You did a great job!
ReplyDeleteHuh? What? Easy for you, maybe! :)
ReplyDeleteI'll give it a go sometime. Your photo and texture are super today, Barb.
Love this!!
ReplyDeleteThis is brilliant! As Johanna said, the TN drew me in immediately!!
ReplyDeleteoh wow! this is simply beautiful! I am very impressed! Thank you for the recipe! I can't wait to try something like this myself! Way to go!
ReplyDeleteclever idea! this image is so wonderful, delicate and light, all the things these fluffy seed heads are!
ReplyDeleteSimply terrific texture work!! :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful.
ReplyDeleteI never thought about using gradient that way, very clever. thank you for the recipe.
Gorgeous photo--it looks so alive!
ReplyDeleteI love this Barb!
ReplyDeleteThis is really incredible! The photo goes so well with quote and is just gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous, simple and light.
ReplyDeleteThis is so very beautiful, and thanks for the gradient tip.
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