With A Song in My Heart

Gather your dreams




Well, it all started when I created an arrangement of white roses,

and you don't have to ask me twice to join a texture challenge using one of Kim Klassen's textures.

Gather your dreams hue and saturation blue, erased with pink brushwith kklassen yesteryear

roses and scriptI added her new texture called Yesteryear, changed the hue and saturation blue and used a pink brush to finish.  I use Photoshop Elements 8.

Gather your dreams hue and saturation blue, erased with pink brush, added several more layers using soft light with kklassen yesteryear


Gather your dreams framed  final hue and saturation blue, erased with pink brush, added several more layers using soft light with kklassen yesteryear and my French script backgroundand then I added a bit of my French script.



Gather your dreams final hue and saturation blue, erased with pink brush, added several more layers using soft light with kklassen yesteryear and my French script background



roses and scriptI thought a nice zebra frame would be lovely


gather your dreams zebra

roses and french script or perhaps a gold one...

gather your dreams gold frame

roses and french scriptMaybe a wall arrangement would be nice.

gather your dreams gallery




kimklassencafe






The texture challenge this week was using Yesteryear by the amazing Kim Klassen.  She is hosting another Texture Tuesdays.




a Picnik Collage






Well, grab your cup of coffee and visit all the techniques using a bit of Yesteryear.

Gather your dreams posterized with kklassen yesteryear
Yesteryear texture and posterized effect on Photoshop Elements 8

roses and french script tag




Finally, I added a bit of a crop, sheet music and words to be inspired by.

Although I shared this one on  yesterday's post, I wanted to share how it evolved.


A friend knows the song in my heart with sheet music






Speaking of yesteryear, how about a little Doris Day singing With A Song in My Heart.
Mary Isabella and Kiley too! said...

Beautiful, so very Beautiful!!!

Castles Crowns and Cottages said...

Good morning dearest one, you always have a good word to accompany your WONDERFUL photos....thank you for the lift!!!! Anita

Gabriela Delworth - Adult Learning & Development said...

Hello Karen,


I will visit her! Your images are great, lots of texture and techniques...


~ Gabriela ~

Marilyn said...

A really beautiful post. I could spend all day on your blog! Love what you did with "yesteryear" and all the variations.
Thanks for sharing.

Vee said...

Sweet, sweet post, Karen. I love what you've done throughout, but most especially the faded, romantic looks. Ahhhhh...

Gardening in a Sandbox said...

Love all the different techniques. You had some fun with the roses. V

Loui♥ said...

oh how i love each and every single photo!! what an outstandingly beautiful post..
icing on the cake was Doris Day..
singing beautifully as ever!!
warmest hugs..
Loui♥

Elizabeth and Gary said...

Hi Karen,
Wow! you have to be one of the most creative ladies!!! I don't know how to use photoshop, I think I better learn LOL...
It looks like a lot of fun.
A wonderful post..
Have a sweet day and hugs,Elizabeth

Linda said...

Terrific texture work!!

Gardening in a Sandbox said...

Loved all the techniques and textures. V

Dolores said...

No way could I choose a favorite. Each picture is so different and so beautiful!!!
You're amazing!
Hugs,

sandy said...

Oh my, just love the way you portrayed these! Absolutely beautiful. I LOVE the last one! But love them all!

The Doris Day is refreshing too!

Jenni said...

Great post and SO many variations... how long does something like that take to put together, I loved it all
Jenni

Anonymous said...

Lovely photos & textures! I don't think I could choose a favorite. :)

Have a happy one, Karen!
~ Zuzu

Kathy said...

How fun...and beautiful use of the texture. I enjoyed each one.

Bright blessings,
Kathy

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