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This is the layout I am working on (until day 4)… The template I used is from the Lab6-Module 03… Instead of wood, I made the tiles of acrylic (Creative Scrap>Texture>Acrylic)… I added some adhesive tapes (Cassel’s Adhesive Tape Script).
Lovely work Cristina, my friend. My work always seems to be a bit more on the serious side. Maybe that is because I don’t have any grandchildren. I will have to lighten up I think! Thanks, Cristina, inspiration again, 🙂 <3
Hi Scrapbook Campers. This is the result of my work to date. Thanks for takin a peek. <3
Dear Annie, thank you so much for your kind comment. <3 … I don’t think that your work tends to the serious side, and I have seen quite a few… I love your layout with Cubit… I even thought that he looks like a lord in this photo! …I love it! I am sure he left wonderful memories. <3
And I also don’t have any grandchildren as we don’t have children. 🙂
Day 6 – I used a leopard print for my ribbon pattern. It seems to go well with my theme!
Cassel – Thanks for the suggestion. I tried a lot of different solid colors with the doily but never felt like any were right for it. After adding the leopard print ribbon under my tiles, it seems to complement the lizard doily, which is starting to grow on me 🙂
Diamond Scrap Day 6 Scallops
I am so impressed with all these projects! Everyone has a completely different compilation of the various elements. All of you are so inspiring. I even managed to create a scalloped ribbon and I only had to watch the video twice. Here’s my Day 6 progress (minus the doily). I’m going to revisit that tonight. I did incorporate a chicken wire tube that Carole made. I thought it would fit mine better than the doily.
Day 6: I just used a simple pinking shears edging on the background mat.
Never let it be said that we aren’t dainty on the farm! I finally created a doily!
Thanks for your lovely comment shutterpixi and I wish to compliment you on your project as it is really delightful. You have blended your colours well. <3
Lovely work Teri and your doily is a simplified delight. You have inspired me as I now see mine as over-cluttered. I am off to see what I can create taking a simpler direction. <3
I am so impressed with everybody’s work. My wrist is bothering me, so I’m going to be late finishing up. I can’t wait.
~ Michele
Wow, everyone’s creations are amazing! I am behind so I will try to get caught up this evening!
I really enjoy seeing everyone’s unique applications of the techniques we’re learning! I’m still behind, but I’m liking my page better with every addition.
I’ve spent all day playing with this, when I should be outside working in the yard – Spring has arrived in full bloom, and it’s beautiful here! Fortunately, I have a window. My final layout is way more cluttered than is usually my style, but I don’t care. I have learned so much! Thank you all.
Alicia yours is beautiful! I spent all day on and off on mine but it’s rainy here so I couldn’t work outside. I tried to declutter mine but I don’t think I did too well. This has definitely been a challenge! I have learned so much. Now if I can just remember it all after I sleep…..
Day 7: had some issues learning the tools and moving the nodes, but finally got it. This has been a lot of fun!!
Day 7 – I did something a little different with the clip to fit my theme. I also added a couple more tubes, a wolf I masked from Pixabay and a tube of one of my photos of a whitetail buck from our ranch. FYI, the flowering plant in the frame is a Longbract Wild Indigo.
Cassel I know I should be able to figure this out and I’m feeling like an idiot but I cannot get my wood design as I want it. Am I supposed to put my design on my wooden element first or after I make the scratches? When I try to add one afterwards, I used the different blend modes but nothing I try looks right. Even using something white is not blending in well. Help!
Sharon, if you want your design to be scratched, keep it on a separate layer. Once you have the selection done with the scratches “shapes”, activate your design layer, and delete there. No blend is necessary. So instead of scratching a “full layer of paint”, just scratch the design that is painted on its own layer.
Lynda DiGregor – You wanted to know how I did my background pages – well because lots problems with previous attempts so these are the steps I took –
Hopeless try 3 or 4 duplications then to blur several times and seamless tile led to 3rd image using tile then just added Notre Dame image on top and lowered opacity until it was ghostly and colourized more grey.
Sorry Cassell and everybody have been struggling for days just to do tile and doily and just cannot do it so think it best to retire. You are all way ahead of me and doing such great work.
All the best hugs Marie
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My days 6 & 7. Day 6 I made some ribbon and gave it some texture using blinds tool. I also used brightness and contrast tool to give some ripples and shading technique as taught by Cassel. Day 7 I made a paperclip using a preset shape. I used the Sculpture tool to make it metal looking. I used Cassels interlacing technique to clip it to the doily. Loved doing this challenge. Thank you Cassel.
Sheila x
Final layout: I added texture to the matt behind the picture and the doily as well as all my shadows
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