Well you know the drill....it's Tuesday and I am linking to Kim Klassen for Texture Tuesday.
Today I am off and running early...so much to do...still finishing of the house renovation and have to look at furniture and decide on a table if we are to gets it by Christmas. ( yep, Christmas! isn't that a scary thought!).
And of course, I want to work on my bead soup project...I have plenty of ideas if only a certain delivery would be made, I could get going!! ( not the soup......an item to go with it!)
And there are SO many projects and finishing off I have to do as a consequence of changing the house ...yes it does open a can of worms! But in a good way.
Studio apartment, Florence.
This is the delightful studio apartment we stayed at in Florence earlier on in the year.
I have added Kim's new texture, Autumn Burst and one layer of Crackerjack to the photo to make it look a little more rustic than it actually was.
I think it will be a while before it is my rest time!
Please join us at Kim Klassen cafe for all the fun.... Hope you are all having a wonderful Tuesday!
Cheers,
Looks like a nice place to stay and a lovely capture and textures! Beautiful and restful!
ReplyDeleteoh Florence we only had two days there in 2009 I loved Venezia the most. This is a great shot to use the textures on it's lovely
ReplyDeletewonderful image and I hope you manage to have a sit down in one of those chairs later :)
ReplyDeleteLooks like a good place to take a break. Lovely work with the texture.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to rest there with a good book and a cold beverage. : )
ReplyDeleteLovely work Jenni!
~Andrea
Love the old world vibe of the photo. V
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely image, and great use of the textures! Sometimes it's enough to look at the pictures to recapture some of that restful energy...
ReplyDeleteOh Florence, what a magnificent city. I love your photo. I hope you get your table by Christmas!
ReplyDeleteGreat picture Jenni, nice use of the textures to make it look rustic. I have never been to Italy, but I here it is nice there. I hope what you are waiting on get to you in time to make your piece for the BSBP!
ReplyDeleteTherese
Oops! I meant I hear it is nice there. LOL
ReplyDeleteTherese
What a lovely place, how wonderful to be able to spend time in Italy. Perfect shot for these textures.
ReplyDeleteYes, the textures give this a wonderful rustic feel!
ReplyDeleteI would love to stay in that studio, it looks so charming. I bet you had a great time staying there. Beautiful use of texture, it makes studio looks even more charming.
ReplyDeleteJenni, this is a beautiful image and a perfect shot for the texture. Some day, I would love to go to Florence! Hugs, Terri
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone for your kind comments.
ReplyDeleteJenni
Oh, I love this! It feels so earthy and charming.
ReplyDeleteThank you, everyone for dropping by, I appreciate your comments and visit so much.
ReplyDeleteJenni
A studio apartment in Florence- that must have been amazing! The texture does make it look rustic and romantic.
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