9 July 2014

one photo & twenty words


An adventure into water colour. I had grand hopes. Why does pinterest make things look easy? Results aren't blog worthy!
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My challenge for you today. Find one photo and choose up to twenty words to tell its story. Jot it down and link back here. The link will stay open for a week so you have plenty of time to join in! 


24 comments:

  1. Knowing you, I suspect you'll have something blogworthy very soon if you keep at it :)

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  2. Oh I'm sure it won't be long before were blown away by your new passion

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  3. Ah i tried watercolor a while ago too, i'm quite bad at it so know you are not alone!

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  4. Pinterest has a lot to answer for!!
    I'm sure watercolour is like most hobbies & needs time & practise xxx

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  5. Don't give up Abi, you probably just need a little more practise.

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  6. I know just what you mean!!! But I'm sure a little practise will bring great results.

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  7. The result might not be worth blogging for now but your photo is gorgeous!!! I just did make a scrapbook title with watercolor, it is not Pinterest worthy but if I let go of perfectionism, it is quite ok ;)

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  8. I cheated a bit this month and used a collage!
    Love the sentiment with your photo, so very true!

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  9. I took a watercolor class last summer and loved it. I am sure you'll be happy with your results soon, lovely photo :)

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  10. I hope you get to grips with the watercolour painting soon and are happy with your efforts.

    I know what you mean about Pinterest though, that's how I felt last month about my dress making.

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  11. I know exactly what you mean about Pinterest :D But given have fabulously your hand lettering projects are coming out, I can't help but think your watercolours will be heading in that direction too.

    Hand lettering is so much fun, and sooo fiddly. I really admire you trying out new things, it's very inspiring.

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  12. Haha - this made me laugh, Abi. I felt the same way when I started using watercolors. Clearly, it takes a LOT of practice and is not as easy as the seasoned artists make it look!

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  13. I know what you mean about Pinterest. The same is true about recipes. The tag lines will brag about something being the best--only to find that after you make it, it's not all that great!

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  14. Water colors do take time, but they have become my go-to colorant lately. Don't give up too early.
    My post for this meme will be going live in a few hours.
    Rinda

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  15. Your words made me smile in sympathy - the gap between desire and reality is bigger at the start. But I do hope you can persevere. I am sure you are capable of lovely things!

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  16. keep on trying, I'm sure it will be worth it.

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  17. I have no doubt that you be excelling very soon!

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  18. Practise makes perfect and you could be like me and share your Pinterest fails as part of Fiona's SIPIDI !!

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  19. Pinterest has a way of making projects look so easy. I have tried and failed a few. I am sure you'll be an expert soon enough x

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  20. Oh my, I so relate to this! I've been experimenting with doodling, sketching, and watercolor. It's going to be some time before I'm satisfied with any of my efforts!

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  21. I bet you're just being too modest Abi!! I've never tried watercolour - I love all the new crafts you're experimenting with this summer :D xx

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  22. I'll bet it was better than anything I could come up with
    Alison xx

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