Rebecca Cooks! - 365 Same but Different

Amy Stoffel - La Cucina

Here is Rebecca's last outing for 365+1, so I've put her to work in the kitchen!  Back to the usual variety of prompts from now on.

Rebecca reads Scrap 365 for 365+1

Scrap-lifted from a design by Emy Buxton in Scrap 365 July 2012; Kit: Chris Greiser & Athena Gray Collab

I'm on a bit of a catch up, so this is my layout for Wednesday 15th June, Same but Different.  Here is Rebecca reading the copy of Scrap 365 that I picked up on Wednesday.  I used one of the layouts in the magazine to inspire this one.

Rebecca says...365+1

 

It's our Wedding Anniversary today, we don't make a big thing of it, but always get a card from each of our Mums.  Rebecca is joining in with the celebrations.

Rebecca smells the flowers - 365+1

Nanum from Designs by Mozz

I think I've finally flipped!  The whole Rebecca Rag Doll 'same but different' prompt is a lot of fun.  But I found myself rushing home from work, redressing Rebecca in her genuine 1970s cord trousersuit and taking her outside to take photos next to my flower tubs!  More madness from the 365+1ers on Suzie's blog

Rebecca surveys the flood - 365+1

Snap - Maya de Groot

Yesterday it rained and it rained and it rained.  The field next to our house has a swampy bit that fills up with water when there is heavy rain and it is particularly full today.  My phone is in there, Rececca is just sending a text to her friend to tell her about the rain and the flooded field (can't believe I'm writing this!), it has been drier today, but still cold and dull.

Rebecca - Same but Different

DSD by Athena - Home

Continuing the theme of 'Same but Different' my phone is featuring again today.  However, when I looked my fellow 365ers photos, which mainly featured cute toys, I realised I was going to have to try harder!  I was particularly inspired by Jennie's post about her rag doll 'Cinders' and remembered that I too had a rag doll.  Poor Rebecca was stuffed in a bag at the bottom of the wardrobe.  She must be 40 years old and has a rather grubby face and her hair really needs renewed.  My mum made Rebecca from a pattern in the Woman's Weekly and I have the patterns for her clothes.  One day I will revive Rebecca but for now she will be repacked in her bag and go back in the bottom of the wardrobe.