We all got presents {yeah for cropping}
The mailman brought the kids and I each a gift. My gift came in the form of a canvas of sweet little feet. The chalkboard is looking a little too cluttered. I can’t decide if I like it or not. It changes all the time anyway.
The kids gift came in the form of a cardboard box that held the canvas, but transformed into a camping tent
The older boys drew other camping items on the cardboard…and had me cut them out.
1. Deer (you see them when you camp and if you are my boy’s uncle you shoot them too)
2. Guns (to shoot the deer with their Uncle Eric…I grew up with a sister. I don’t hunt. I like Bambi.)
3. Campfire (the only thing we could find red was a hat…it is the fire)
Baby Sister had fun crawling through the tent…chasing the Littlest Indiana Jones.
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Do you ever have those days where you wish you could “crop” something out? Maybe you’d like to “crop out” a someone! Well the great thing about pictures is you can delete or crop out the unwanted and keep the wanted. When people see my canvas of the little feet they usually smile and say something along the lines of, “Oh, that is just so sweet!” or “How cute!” I smile because it is those things. I also smile because I remember what that picture really looked like. With that being said, let me share again my canvas print:
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And now let me share with you why cropping is a mom’s best friend!
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I hope your day isn’t a “crop out” kind of day!
For Canvas Prints I recommend:
For Professional Photographers: Simply Canvas
For everyone else: Mpix.com