CSI No 264

I am doing my PL-album and mix the photos with some LO. Now I have come to November 2017 in my album and wanted to make something of my playing interest (organ). As one of the theme in CSI (see link)  was about books, I chosed to write about the chorale (hymn) book (Swedish: psalm book).

Here is the LO, a mix of old things and new for example Maja design paper:

And here is the inspiration picture from CSI:

I chosed the traditional CSI, as it really help my fantasy to bloom, so here are the clues:

All colors

Evidence: text print, metal, animal, fabric (felt), jar, puffy stickers, ink the edges, lots of layers

Testimony: Write about book

Here are some closer views:

Animal of felt, a lot of layers.

Metal, text print, inked edges, lot of layers

Animal. I have added extra numbers and music washi tape - because the LO is about the chorale book that has one number per chorale.

Jar, puffy stickers, felt flower, documentation of the hymn book. Here I chosed my top 3 hymns from the book: 199, 122, 386. You can also see the calender with November, where I made 2 circles for the dates I was playing. 

If I translate the journaling: 

When I graduated from the cantor (organist) exam, we should be able to sing right away avista from the chorale book, so I and my friend Charlotte sang all 694 hymns out in the sunshine with a flute as help. Playing the organ to the chorales is the main music element i a church service. I have been a temporary employee for the German church (before 1999) and now in Rissne church, where there are many musical members, and sometimes you get comp from both bass and drums. I have played many instruments, but to play church organ is by far the most difficult thing!

I have many favorite psalms: the summer psalm: "The flower time now comes" (199), the advent psalm: "The day is coming" (122) and the baptismal psalm "Up of wild deep water" (386). 

Thanks for watching and welcome to follow me on instagram (gunilla_pysslar).

Gunilla R

Veckans Skiss #212

Den här Veckans Skiss handlade om att skriva om en person (se länk).
Jag beslöt mig för att dokumentera mig själv, eftersom ingen annan i familjen är intresserad att bli vare sig fotograferad eller dokumenterad - ärligt talat är de rätt trött på mitt fotande.

Här är min LO:

Här är skissen:

Och så lite närbilder:

Tack för titten och välkommen även till gunilla_pysslar på instagram!

Gunilla R

Veckans Skiss #211

Så bra skiss den här veckan hos "Veckans Skiss" (se länk), perfekt för ett PL titelkort.

Och så här ser skissen ut som jag följde:

Tack för titten!

Gunilla R

Gunilla_pysslar (på instagram)

CSI No 263

October is here, and CSI  challenge for October is here...so let's play with my small mini photos from October 2017. See the CSI challenge in this link. 

I got inspirated of the grids and followed CSI traditional way to create the LO (colors, evidence, testimony). So here is my collage with the photos of the 15 first days in October 2017, I joined a group of people in PLin Norway in a project last year: to take a photo of an autumn word every day.
It's 2X2 photos and then I found a lot of autumn pictures on a cardstock, that I added:

I followed some of the CSI's colors, but I think I 

missed the yellow and grey one and added the redbrown.

I chosed these evidence:

Leaves, fruit, fall-themed elements, Numbers (in the photos you see number 1 to 15), animal, definitely : grid design (!)

I chosed this testimony:

put your journaling in a frame (a very small one though) and inspirated of the word "season" (autumn)

The journaling translated: "In PLIN (PL in Norway community), we inspirated all to take a photo of an autumn word each day in October. Here are the 15 first days. "

Some closer view of my LO:

Some of the things pop up a little, as you see above. 

And I also used 3 layers on one place (see above), I like to have the extra dimension. 

Above you can see that the 1st photo to the left was the word "autumn" so I took a picture of some nice colored trees, the  2nd days word was "inspiration" - I was inspirated of "Ali Edwards" web page this day. 

To make a grid like this is something I wanted to do for a long time, and today - it was a perfect opportunity to do that! The small October photos were just waiting for me.

Thanks for watching!

Gunilla R (@gunilla_pysslar)