I should have known I couldn't go a full month without posting anything! We haven't even headed out west yet (Saturday's the big day!)
I have created a new website where I share FREE pictures of LDS temples, as well as quotes/sayings that inspire my life (more to come there as well). These are available 100% free for personal (and church) use!
If you can, please contribute a small donation (right toolbar) or purchase deeply discounted prints online here.
Enjoy!

Beautiful pictures! Where are you at in Utah? North or South?
ReplyDeleteYou are so talented Cari! Good luck with the move and send Anthony our thoughts! We will keep you guys in our prayers...you can definitely do it!
ReplyDeleteFound your blog through some other homeschool search. LOVE all that you share and love the new Temple printables as well! Do you happen to have any of the Mesa, AZ Temple? Thanks for the Homeschool planner, absolutely adore the style, colors and inspiration. Printing it out now to start planning school for my 3 boys!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing your time and talent with all that you have on here. From the homeschool planner to the Temple printables. Do you happen to have any with the Mesa, AZ Temple? Printing the HS planner now and can't wait to start writing things in it for my 3 boys! Thanks again!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing such beautiful artwork for free. I am so blessed to benefit from your talents!
ReplyDeleteMy sister showed me your blog, and your pictures in particular. They are amazing! I'm just learning abour photoshop, and I wondered if you could tell me how you did this picture - which filters did you use? I would greatly appreciate it! Beautiful work!
ReplyDeleteSteph- there are a hundred ways you can add texture to an image- here is one tutorial: http://photo.tutsplus.com/tutorials/mastering-the-art-of-adding-textures-to-your-photos/ and if you google you'll find a bunch more. I simply added the texture image, changed to multiply, erased areas I didn't want textured and used the burn and dodge tools to finish it off. Good luck experimenting!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing! It will bring a sweet spirit to our home!
ReplyDeleteYou are so welcome, I hope you enjoy it!
DeleteI love your pictire taken at the Nauvoo Temple, of Joseph & Hyrum's "Last Ride", and have written a poem that goes with it:
ReplyDeleteGreat Website! Mine is: rontranmer.com where you can find tons of free poetry.
The Last Ride
Ron Tranmer
They saddled up their horses
and rode off side by side.
Joseph somehow seemed to know
this was their last ride.
Like lambs to the slaughter
to Carthage from Nauvoo.
Murdered by a senseless mob,
defending what is true.
Two good and loving brothers.
were faithful to the call,
and with a love for church and God,
gave their lives…their all.
Great website! I love the picture of Joseph & Hyrum on their "Last Ride". I have written a poem that fits well with the picture.
ReplyDeleteMy website, rontranmer.com offers an abundance of free poetry in several categories.
THE LAST RIDE
Ron Tranmer
They saddled up their horses
and rode off side by side.
Joseph somehow seemed to know
this was their last ride.
Like lambs to the slaughter
to Carthage from Nauvoo.
Murdered by a senseless mob,
defending what is true.
Two good and loving brothers.
were faithful to the call,
and with a love for church and God,
gave their lives…their all.
What a lovely poem, thanks for sharing!
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