Once upon a time there was a little lamb called Saga..

As some of you know, my family has a small herd of sheep, and we all love these woolly and cute members of our family.This layout, " always a part of our family" is about a very special lamb, Saga. Though she is not with us anymore, she still has her own special place in my heart. Her mother rejected her, and I jumped in as a surrogate mother for her. I spent several days sleeping in the barn during her first week, because she was weak and very tiny. But the girl had a real fighting spirit, and made it against all odds, and she loved to kiss me, as you can see in the photo, where she´s pouting her lips to get a kiss :)

some closeups:

Tucked in the bow is a lock of her hair

Isn´t she just adorable? Kiss, kiss Saga <3

We miss you so much , but you will always be a part of our 

My gallery at Scrapbook.com

I have finally created my own gallery at Scrapbook.com, something i have thought of for a looong time! So I´m kinda pleased with myself right now! :)
Here´s the link to Scrapbook.com:   http://www.scrapbook.com/myplace/index.php

 I´m just posting a quickie today-got a lot of scrappy things on my plate right now...
So here´s two projects that I´ve done with the gorgeous October kit from The Flying Unicorn:
The Harvest Faerie dress . A paper dress in an altered wooden frame:

And some closeups:

And an altered wooden house, with it´s inhabitants-the birdie family and their best buddy the scare crow:

Hope you liked my new Autumn inspired home deco :)
Have a lovely week everyone !
XXX / AngelicaScrapbook.com

Catching up..

Hi there :)
I thought I should update you with some LO.s that I have done a while ago. They were created for C.S.I challenges, and I´m quite happy with how they turned out.
The first one is called " I´m the keeper of their legacy". The old photo depicts the family that once built the cottage that I´m now living in, about 1905. I have carefully restored the house, garden and the cowshed, where I now keep my sheep.

The next layout os created to honor my greatest inspiration throughout my life, Karin Larsson. She was the wife of the <well known Swedish artist Carl Larsson. For many years her art, craft and unique  design has sadly been forgotten, but in the last couple of years she has she has received the status in the history of art that she deserves.Her famous home in Sundborn, Dalarna"Lilla Hyttnäs",is  a testament of her modern and bold interior design style, that caused a sensation in the late 1800s.

Hope you all have a lovely week 

XXX Angelica