The wonderful thing about desire (like many concepts), is that there are so many ways to interpret the word and many ways to apply the concept in our lives. Be sure to check out Pat's Pondering this month (which you can find HERE) for some more inspiration on the subject.
Anyway, now it is time to get on with our midway!
From Ike's Art...
Labrador Stick (available in the 'animals' section)
Snow White (available in the 'people' section)
Muse 5 (available in the 'people' section)
From Scribbles Designs...
#940 TruLuv
#A 78 Always Kiss Me Goodnight
#890 Hearts Mason Jar
We are fortunate and blessed to have the chance to work with all these
fabulous images during the midway. Thanks so much to our amazing sponsors.
<<<coming soon>>>
So if you haven't entered already, what are you waiting for? Create a project and/or post that is
positive AND relates to the idea of desire, provide an explanation of how your
project and/or post relates to the theme somewhere in your post or come
over and leave a comment with the explanation. Easy, peasy! You can enter our latest challenge by clicking HERE.
Also, I know that the participants would love for you to go and pay them a visit. Remember we're creating a Path of Positivity to follow one project at a time and we'd love to see you somewhere on that route even if it is just by leaving a comment on an entry from someone who has touched you somehow with their project and/or post!
If you are new to this unique challenge, you can find out the impetus behind why I started it under the 'Introductions' tab and all the details you need to know in order to participate, in the 'Challenge Details' tab (both tabs located at the top of the blog).
Also, I know that the participants would love for you to go and pay them a visit. Remember we're creating a Path of Positivity to follow one project at a time and we'd love to see you somewhere on that route even if it is just by leaving a comment on an entry from someone who has touched you somehow with their project and/or post!
If you are new to this unique challenge, you can find out the impetus behind why I started it under the 'Introductions' tab and all the details you need to know in order to participate, in the 'Challenge Details' tab (both tabs located at the top of the blog).
Don't Forget...
You still have until 11:55 p.m. tonight, to vote on your favourite entry for Challenge #34.
Voting is quick, easy and painless so I hope
you will consider casting your vote if you haven't already. Don't
forget, if you leave a comment on a selection of the active posts from this month, you have the
opportunity to
walk away with a small selection of digital papers. To check
out all those eligible and cast your vote, click HERE. Winners for challenge #34 will be posted next Monday.
LOOKING FOR ANOTHER MOTIVATIONAL QUOTE ON DESIRE?
If you need some additional motivation to help inspire you, I've
provided another sentiment on this month's theme (the first is available HERE), free for you to download.
Left click to bring the image up into the lightbox in its full size and then right click and scroll down to 'save as'.
Credit Notes For This Creation:
© 2015, Lisa L. Décosse. PUO. However, you are allowed to use the sentiment on handmade projects that you intend to sell on a small scale basis provided credit is given. You also need to include a credit note and a link to this blog should you use any of my images in your creations and post them on your blog. Please be sure to familiarize yourself with my full terms of use found in the 'Download Instructions & T.O.U.' tab at the top of this page. Of important note: Please do not share my images with family, friends, etc. Additionally, do not post any images to file sharing services like Box®, 4-Shared®, etc. Instead, please direct people to my blog so they can grab the image for themselves. If you would like to post a watermarked version of the image, please contact me to obtain one.
This word art creation is in png format and published at 300 ppi. It is quite large in order to accommodate different programs that people work with. If you are a card maker you can always resize it smaller without distorting the quality.
Additional Credit and Font Information:
Fonts used
- Labyrinth NF font created by Nick Curtis
- Amelia Script font created by Maroon Baboon
Click on the font names to take you to a download location. The first
font listed was free and listed for commercial use (with extended licensing) at the time of this creation.
The second font was purchased for commercial use (with extended licensing). It is my understanding,
that I am within my rights
to use these fonts in
my creations and offer them to others for free. Always check to make
sure the
terms haven't
changed before using the font on something you sell. Please refer
to
my full terms of service for what you can and cannot do with this
digital creation.
SUMMARY
Whether you are new and need to familiarize yourself with all the details, or a returning participant and just need to refresh yourself, you can always find out everything you need to know in order to enter this challenge in the 'Challenge Details' tab at the top of the page. You can enter the challenge by clicking HERE to take you to the current challenge post where you can also find a quick summary of the details related to this challenge, towards the bottom of the post.
GENEROUSLY SPONSORED BY...
Please show your support to our wonderful guest sponsors by going over and
checking out their work and saying hi if you have the chance. As mentioned above, this month our guest sponsors are...
Our regular sponsors include...
We look forward to seeing you participate!
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