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It’s Monday and I’ve been crafting, sewing, cleaning, cooking, driving, and more this past weekend. Lot’s of great stuff coming up on the blog for Fall. Yeah, cooler weather! Let’s hope anyway… |
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The tee was from Old Navy but you could use any tee you have and the stretch lace trim I found at SewSassy.com
One project down a million more to go… |
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Also don’t forget you can use the $10 off coupon code on my side bar for extra savings at MyMemories.com. They also have freebies. Who doesn’t like free stuff? Thanks again. |
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Would LOVE it if you would link this project up at my turquoise lovin' party going on right now!! http://www.sweetlittlegals.com/2011/09/turquoise-lovin-5.html
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Eamon, the higher the aputrere number, the greater the depth of field. So an aputrere of 10 will focus on more of the flower than a 5. The trade-off is light, which you might find you need more of, by way of adding artificial light, slowing the shutter speed (meaning the number goes lower 100 to 30, etc.), raising the ISO, or using a tripod.I shot this photo in auto because I was holding the camera down near the ground to get the angle and I couldn’t see what I was doing. And I tend to shoot in auto, anyway.
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So cute! I love the pink and gray:)
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