Transported Away to Gaelic Scotland



We rented a lovely film last night called SEACHD: The Inaccessible Pinnacle. I remembered reading about it on Rima's blog a few months ago. Thankyou Rima!x
It's in gaelic with english subtitles which can be a bit daunting at first but before I knew it, I was instantly drawn into the land of storytelling. I'd highly recommend it!

Yesterday I finished the Wedding Invitation. Thankfully they've seen it and liked it, so I'm very pleased!

Comments

Andrea and Kim said…
Oh I am going to have to try to find this film. It sounds so lovely and I love those Scottish scenes, too.

The invitation is excellent! I love the colors and the design. The best part is your daughter and future son-in-law love it!

Congratulations Jess and Thank You!
Danielle Barlow said…
I saw the reccomendation on Rima's blog too, but haven't got around to finding the film yet. The wedding invitation is looking great!
Jess said…
Thanks Kim, I had to order it a while ago but it was well worth the wait.
Thanks Danielle :)
christine grove said…
I love the details on this, the strips on his pants, the large ring in the enter, the color of the background.Very nice:)
christine grove said…
AcK! I meant the "stripes" on his pants.
Ruthie Redden said…
ooh, Thank you for the reminder, i have meant to get watching this too! So we are both doing weddings, i would think it must be harder even, to do a design for your very own daughter, you would want it to be oh so perfect. . .and it is. Just beautiful, i see you managed the colout problem perfectly
Jess said…
Thanks Christine,both those details were their idea, and it was fun to do :)
Thanks Ruthie!
Buskitten said…
I LOVE the leetul pussycat, Jessie! What a lovely invitation!

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