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congratulations amy & ted
Over the weekend 2 amazingly creative and lovely people tied the knot. I wanted to show a few images of guest books I made for their ceremony. The bride and groom were amazing to work with and their creativity shows in this series of books. The fabric I used for the books were from the bridesmaids dresses and the patterns, from vintage wall paper, were also used as the table … Continue reading
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look, we’re famous!
Ok maybe not famous, but handmade spark likes our books, so we just wanted to say thank you to them and Tania for her kind kind words! Happy Back to School everybody! Read and buy books, they are good for you!
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congratulations tim+tanya
Yesterday two friends got married in Vermont. Here’s hoping they had a great day. And here is the custom book I made for the ceremony. I like this one. I hope it feels like where they are.
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tuesday
I don’t have many days left with my ladies, in fact this is where i will leave them..
addendum: for those that are interested though, i left the hotel on thursday and by then the women had already cleared this patch of green and moved on to one closer to my window. -
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another self-portrait..me waiting for something or other.
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new day, new field to sow.
At first when I woke up this morning, they weren’t there. I got a little sad but realized hey maybe they are done…Then I fell asleep again and a half hour later, there they were, and today they have help. They have started on another field of green and they are moving fast. I am trying to think of each day as just a section of field that needs to … Continue reading
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this one is for jia.
Thanks for fixing the type on the blog jia! It’s so much easier to read now. Maybe you can use this video for your project (minus the audio of course)..
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Saturday night pagodas and candlelight.
Saturday night KL and I went across the river for two celebrations: a world-wide festival and to celebrate SL + KL’s belated birthdays. It started off with an impromptu visit to the Pagoda to leave our bikes in a safe place since the streets were “walk only” that night.
We ended up having tea with the nuns-in-training and doing a sort of half charade conversation with a little part Vietnamese part … Continue reading
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these are the people in the neighborhood.
I usually am not a big fan of taking pictures of people. Usually my old travel partner, cw would take care of that part as I would always be more interested in the plant life or landscapes. We made a good team because by the end of our trip together we would have had everything documented, lol. But this time I had to make sure I had a picture of … Continue reading
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sunday progress
