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The back story…… These 7x7x1 inch wooden photo blocks, reminiscent of old Polaroid snapshots are housed in a 150 year old window frame, rescued from my neighbours house, when they began cleaning out the old barn. Stacks of old window frames were discovered and on their way to the landfill. Fortunately my neighbour remembered me and the frames were rescued. Most of the photos were taken during our Autumn road trip, as we traveled from New Brunswick to Calgary, and then down to San Antonio, Texas. It was a dream trip for anyone who loves antiques and vintage style decorating. I had been wanting to do a project like this for quite some time, and when we returned home, and started reviewing th
Okay, so chocolates are fattening, flowers die and cards are crazy expensive, but you want to do something special for Valentine’s Day. What to do? Well, dig out your family photos and try this! The little video I am sharing here is one I made for my husband for our fourteenth wedding anniversary. I have converted all of our pictures to digital; from our wedding and onward, so I had a good selection to choose from. It would also have worked well as a Valentine video. I have been experimenting with an online app from a company called Animoto. It is a nifty little site where you can upload your photos and video clips, and create short little video slideshows with both music and animation. It i
