...not well, but it grew. LOL
Whaddya gonna do. If you know me, you know I gotta try it at least once. Not the most amazing tree, but I'm okay with it in the book, if ya kwim. This was done for two challenges, actually; STAR @ ScrapStreet brought bugnsamsmom/Jenn to challenge us to use the title of a book and a line or two from it.
I chose my favorite author, Shel Silverstein (never said I understood him, just love him!), from his book WHERE THE SIDEWALK ENDS, and in the tree trunk is typed out the poem of THE EDGE OF THE WORLD. I do wish that the leaves said 'where the sidewalk ends' rather than what they do, and that might have to be changed for my own sanity. Just not complete till it is, right?
Whaddya gonna do. If you know me, you know I gotta try it at least once. Not the most amazing tree, but I'm okay with it in the book, if ya kwim. This was done for two challenges, actually; STAR @ ScrapStreet brought bugnsamsmom/Jenn to challenge us to use the title of a book and a line or two from it.
I chose my favorite author, Shel Silverstein (never said I understood him, just love him!), from his book WHERE THE SIDEWALK ENDS, and in the tree trunk is typed out the poem of THE EDGE OF THE WORLD. I do wish that the leaves said 'where the sidewalk ends' rather than what they do, and that might have to be changed for my own sanity. Just not complete till it is, right? 2nd challenge is one from MyKitsAndPieces - one of their 8 weeks of challenges, to use creative journaling. That's where I got the idea to use a journal tree. Anyway, if it works or not, it's done and it's kinda cute. Still love this photo and will probably scrap it over and over!
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