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Show off what you are working on in July, be it a scrapbook page, a tutorial, or anything else you want
We are curious and want to see, learn and get inspired.
These threads are quickly becoming a fantastic source of inspiration, support, and friendship. Keep them coming!
I found myself dabbling with another poser image that is free at pannsplace. it is a card for the young and young at heart who happen to like butterflies and fairies… I don’t do much with fantasy style in my card making but for some reason this image got me playing. I created a little background scene with PSP tree, flower and grass tubes and a free brush called suddenly spring to go with the flowers. I made the embossed butterfly overlay from a free image at the old design shop. deleted the white areas and extracted 3 different butterflies from the image and made a brush with them. with the brush I made a page layer design and then used Cassel’s Emboss Script on it… duplicated that layer a few times to get the effect I wanted and then used layer blend mode overlay to get what you see… font is Zinikomit N0.24
Dawn.
Thanks Cassel … the videos are up and running beautifully! Here is my result for project 4 … sooo cute, I love bees, 🙂
Just lovely, Annie. Those gardening sheds (?) are adorable.
Dawn, I love faeries! The butterfly brushes you made are beautiful. Thanks for mentioning those new resources.
~ Michele
I need your help, ladies. I’m working on a surprise for a dear friend’s m-i-l who was recently very ill. My friend posted pics of her m-i-l’s cats so I thought I would do something special with them. Since I’m a rookie at actual scrapbooking, I need your comments, criticisms, suggestions, etc. I’m not feeling very confident so please help me out, my friends.
I used the template from the Lab 5-12. The background papers are from Marisa Lerin at PixelScrapper. I made the tags and the little badge with the kitty’s face on it. The fonts I used are SleepyFatCat and Fantastic.
~ Michele
Hello Michele, I am sure your friend will be delighted to receive such a thoughtful surprise because you made it with love from your heart. From one learner to another I think your page is very sweet.. I really like it…… the cats and the little badge with kitty face you made look so cute… … Michele we all do different styles of projects and sometimes we can think our end result is not good enough (I know I do) or our confidence is a bit low… but I would like to encourage you to remember that every project we make in this PSP journey is indeed a creative work of art… and I enjoy seeing yours !
best wishes to you my friend,
Dawn.
Annie and Michele thank you both so much for the kind comments you gave on my card….
Dawn.
Thanks Michele, very much appreciated and I thought the little garden sheds were cute too … wouldn’t mind one myself, lol! <3
Michele your kitty cat page is adorable. I think your friend will be quite captivated with it. Terrific layout and adorable colour scheme, very well done. I understand your hesitation, it is very daunting when faced with a blank page cos then the mind goes blank!!! LOL! I love your style. <3
Three amazing layouts…Dawn, you created a lovely background scene and I especially love the trees, subtle but they draw attention. I have the emboss script and I love it. The embossed butterflies background looks great! Good work!
Annie, when I joined the Campus I started with the Start Here tutorials and they are great. I love the patterned black paper as a background… the photos and elements really stand out. Great job!
Michele, looking at your layout, nobody will say you are a rookie at scrapbooking. The whole page is great and I love the badge with the kitty face… And I like as well the way you mixed the patterned papers. With the knowledge and experience you have creating daily images for your game page, I think you are more than ready to make any scrapbook page you want. Lovely work!
Thanks dear Cristina … the beginning is where inspiration stems from, I am so glad I found them. Simple layouts but very effective. <3
Thank you all so much for your encouragement. This is one of the reasons I love the Campus. <3 I’m going to send it off to her now.
~ Michele
Hello Members. Cassel made a comment on the Scrapbook Campus Facebook page about the color indigo and kinda put it out there as a challenge so I created this and posted on our SC Facebook page. In my Google search, it was very interesting to discover that Indigo is an international airline company from India so that is why I used the photo of the plane in my project. Thanks for lookin!
Great work Annie.. lovely colour and nice little piece of journaling. I did not know there was an airline called Indigo…
Dawn.
Been busy making birthday cards for my group members. Lots of selecting, contracting, and flood filling on this one. The background was included in a free bundle from Creative Fabrica.
~ Michele
For this one I had fun with the Puffy Paint tutorial in Lab 6 Mod 1. For some reason I had a tough time with this one, but I think PSP was just acting up that night. I “borrowed” the pic from Google.
~ Michele
Annie, I had no idea Indigo was an airline either. You made a great page. I especially love all the different, interesting buttons.
~ Michele
Annie, lovely work with so many details… I love the way you frame the photo with the colorful buttons. Well done.
Michele, you created really lovely birthday cards… And what a cute puppy!
Thanks Dawn! I had no idea about the airline company either until I searched google for shades of indigo … go figure, lol! <3
Michele I just love your cards and that puppy would just capture your heart wouldn’t he! Well done my friend. <3
Hi Michele, love both of your cards and so very creative ! … I reckon your friends will enjoy receiving them !… the dimensional effect on the card for Laurie is so very effective !… it looks like it took a bit of time to do but a great result achieved.
Dawn.
Thanks so much, ladies. That puppy does have the sweetest face. <3
Dawn, Laurie’s card did take quite a bit of time…figuring out what I wanted, how to do what I wanted, and then executing it. I eventually put each selection on a different layer so I could add separate drop shadows. Every time I forgot to start a new layer I had to go back.
Am I the only one who sometimes spends as much time staring at the screen as I do actually working on the project? There are times it takes me forever to get inspired.
~ Michele
Michele, I guess this happens to all of us… There are times I know exactly what I want to make but then other times… well you know 🙂
Michele, I am so glad to know that I am not the only one with computer face! Sometimes I even feel like I am about to be absorbed … now that is when I get up and have a little walk around cos I just know the pixies are at me again, lol! Welcome to the madness of creative minds!!!
I am currently travelling from home in Mount Gambier South Australia, through NSW and Queensland, heading up through Winton, Longreach to Mt Isa then across to Townsville and down to Proserpine (near Airlie Beach) for a Caravan Club National Rally in early September. This means I am not going to have much spare time or possibly internet access so I will not be contributing for a few months. Perhaps after the trip I may have lots to add to the forums.
Have a wonderful time, Marlene. I expect you’ll be taking lots of pictures for future projects. Can’t wait to see them.
~ Michele
Hi, Marlene. 🙂 Enjoy your trip… Once you are back, I hope to see you more around here with your creative layouts and meaningful journaling. Have a great time!
I was watching the webinar on masks again and used the free template Carole showed us in PSP 2018. I used this with pictures of Heidi. I wish I had of rotated the template 1st! 🙂
Using the masks for all these pics made it a lot less work. I loved the webinar!
Hugs,
DeLoris
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