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Let me tell you how excited I was to see that my photo for indigo was the winner last week on Project 64! Totally unexpected and totally delightful! I had lots to choose from last week, but this week was a different story.

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This is lavender, although almost no one I’ve talked to this week would give this pinkish crayon that label. When I went to the box of crayons to look for my idea of lavender, I pulled out wisteria. Perhaps purple mountain majesty would be close, or even mauvelous. This seems way too pink, and it’s a strange pink. I’ve carried the crayon around all week again.

As it turns out I was staring at some lavender all week without it registering. Several of the flowers in my Valentine’s Day Bouquet are very close. By the time I realized it the flowers were fading, but I had taken an earlier photo.

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Then Saturday night as we were leaving to go to dinner at friends, I noticed the cap to the Woolite for Dark Clothes.

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It’s nearly a perfect match. But my favorite is the tulips I bought for the kitchen table. And yes, I held the crayon next to them in the grocery store. I wonder what people think . . .

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Today is Matt’s birthday. Happy Birthday to one of the kindest, nicest men I know. He’s . . .

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Cardstock: Simply Chartreuse & Pure Poppy (PTI), navy from stash; patterned paper: “Campfire” (October Afternoon); dies: Numbers (PTI); stamps: Big Birthday Wishes (PTI), Williamsburg Numbers and Punctuation (Technique Tuesday); star punch; Chamomile Tea Dye ink (PTI)

 

 

 

17 thoughts on “Project 64 and Happy Birthday”

  1. I must admit,Karen…..that is certainly not my idea of lavender either!!It’s a very pretty colour though,and shows so well in the flower photo.
    Hope Matt has a great birthday.

  2. Love Matt’s card…give him my birthday best wishes.
    I find this color challenge to be most interesting. Surely
    going through this exercise has made you even more observant.

  3. Maybe crayola got it wrong?! Everyone I know would consider lavender to be a very lightish pastel purple, NOT pink. Although I do love those tulips!

  4. Happy Birthday Matt! 🙂
    Karen, I have not been to check the Project 64 website – congratulations, I am not surprised one of your shots was so popular.
    Well, I failed miserably in the lavender stakes this week as you know, and, I went with the plant rather than the coloured crayon. Today I particularly like the shot of the tulip, I like the different perspective and teamed with the green it is a really soothing image.

  5. Congrats! Your photo was lovely and so deserving.
    Love, love the shot of the cap to the laundry detergent – this project really has you thinking outside the box (I know, totally bad unintentional pun)

  6. I think you found some great matches to Lavender! I too carry the crayon and a scrap piece of paper with the color and match it to random things in the store! I love that card too! Thanks for linking up with project64!

  7. Thanks for commenting on my Project 64 photos. I also think that lavender should be more purple and had to pick a few crayons ‘out of the box’ before I picked the one labled lavender. I recognized your woolite cap right away! Lovely pictures for the challenge!

  8. Some great shots! The tulips definately have the same shade as the crayon ( I agree that it certainly was not my idea of lavendar). I love that this project makes us relook at colours.

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