This is my latest project for
Use Your Stuff. This week's challenge required us to make a project using weather as our inspiration. Right now, it is winter in Ohio. Need I say more. As a result, I decided to use summer time weather as my theme. I'm a bit of a weather nerd, and I've always wanted to safely see a tornado. Last summer, my dream came true. My family and I were in Panama City Beach, Florida. A storm started to blow in off the Gulf of Mexico, so we headed up to our room. As I was on my balcony looking out at the storm, a water spout emerged from the sky. I was in weather heaven! So to help solve my wintertime blues, I used one of my tornado pictures as my project's focus. To pull this project together, I used a sketch from my former design team 2 Broke Girls and a variety of papers from Kaisercraft's Coastal Escape collection.
This is my latest project for Use Your Stuff. This week's challenge required us to make a project using weather as our inspiration. Right now, it is winter in Ohio. Need I say more. As a result, I decided to use summer time weather as my theme. I'm a bit of a weather nerd, and I've always wanted to safely see a tornado. Last summer, my dream came true. My family and I were in Panama City Beach, Florida. A storm started to blow in off the Gulf of Mexico, so we headed up to our room. As I was on my balcony looking out at the storm, a water spout emerged from the sky. I was in weather heaven! So to help solve my wintertime blues, I used one of my tornado pictures as my project's focus. To pull this project together, I used a sketch from my former design team 2 Broke Girls and a variety of papers from Kaisercraft's Coastal Escape collection.
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