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Monet in the garden |
by Angie Quantrell @AngieQuantrell
National Haiku Poetry Day was on Sunday. I love wrangling words to create a 17 syllable story poem.
Cat in the garden
Ladybug is mine, Mine. MINE.
I can’t have it? Fine. I’m gone.
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Fine. You won’t let me have it, I’m outta here. |
Cat, photos, and Haiku are mine. Happy Haiku Holiday.
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Just because I appreciate you. |
By Angie Quantrell @angiequantrell
Happy April!
appreciation
for friends, family, and like
thank you, dear heart true
~ Angie Quantrell
Have a beautiful first day of April. Just because.
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Just Because cards by Angie Quantrell |
Note: Here is a list of materials I used when making these greeting cards: cardstock, old fashioned library cards, brads, washi tape, glitter tape and glue, rubber stamps, ink pads, watercolor resevoir paint brush
You can see more card creations and cards I love on my Pinterest Rubber Stamping board. The link will take you right to my board. @AngieQuantrell
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Photo by Angie Quantrell @AngieQuantrell |
Pink puffs perfectly poised to produce
pretty pearls of poetry.
warmed by sun’s long days
life-giving nectar drawn up
to the sky; beauty
By Angie Quantrell @AngieQuantrell
Pink’s all the rage. What’s on stage in your area? Let’s have a picture show celebration!
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Monet expressing her cat-ness yes, I am Gray Queen royal bed and rest doth call stop bothering me |
by Angie Quantrell
stamps, ink, scissors, tape
crafting, planning, creating
art adorns greetings
Haiku & Rubber Stamped Cards
by Angie Quantrell
GIGANTOR
if there is a chair
find it and recline therein
size does not matter
CREAK. GROAN. WOBBLE.
What is your favorite chair?
Share a photo in the comment section.
Does it fit you well, or are you like Gigantor and size is not an issue,
just comfort?
Rust
evocative form
contemplation of purpose
usefulness transformed
Haiku by Angie Quantrell, 2-4-16
I’ve been playing this morning.
For quite awhile, I’ve been trying to figure out how to add text to my images, as I’ve seen so many other talented photographers and writers do. Using my computer programs has given me a total of zero successful moments.
But thanks to Sue Vincent and her post “Looking good -10 simple tips for adding images,” I have now found an online program that helps me add text to my images. Thank you, Sue!
I chose an image I took in the Napa Valley. Of course, these grapes could have been growing in my own Yakima Valley, as our vineyards are abundantly heavy with weighty vines each fall. But the Napa picture was right on the computer, waiting for some attention.
I used pixlr.com/express/ as my first foray into visual + words experiment. This program is quite simple to use and the options are wide and varied. Best of all? FREE.
Oh, I do believe this is just the beginning of playtime for moi.
wafts of spice tickle
quivering noses and tongues
gingerbread delight
~ Angie Quantrell
There is most decidedly a reason that gingerbread has become synonomous with Christmas.
The scent.
The fragrance of warm spices, the steam of a hot oven, the soft melting of toasted cookies melting in your mouth…
Welcome, gingerbread. Welcome, Christmas.
Love, Laughter, and Life 