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Butcher Paper Wreath

Have you been to Alisa Burke's blog? If not, do yourself a favour and go - quickly!!

I bookmarked the tutorial for her butcher paper wreath a while ago and I finally made it yesterday - it took me about an hour.

I'm still undecided if I should add leaves or not - I think I like the round simplicity of the flowers the way they are.

You can find the link to this project here.

new beginnings

Sean and I got married in September 2009. Combined with a full-time job and a full-slate of photo projects (oh, and we also managed to paint our house and build three new decks) led me to a summer of limited bookings in 2010. By choice, I decided to 'take a break' from the hustle and bustle - I spent my time laying low, soaking up the amazing weather we experienced here in Nova Scotia this summer.

Now it is November. As I look outside, it is clear that summer has most definitely passed for another year. Although sadly missing the sun, I can feel my heart starting to race as I think about what the next year will have in store for me.

New moments, new faces, new images - THAT is what makes my heart truly race.