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Beautiful layouts Cristina! I always try to match the background papers to the photos, so the masked images merge into the background, making it one. You have achieved that here. Well done everyone, you have all submitted lovely papers.
Dear Cristina, you have been a busy lassie! I love your work my friend, the layouts are simple and very effective, the colour schemes are very suited to the photos and I love your mask in no.4 … all up, very well done dear friend. <3
Dear Annie, haha… I think it helped the layouts are simple, I am doing this challenge for the second time, and also I had the first photos already selected. Thank for your comments! <3
I finally finished a seventh project for the Love Story Challenge. Thank you Cassel.
I really enjoyed making the bokeh effect. I now have so many options to improve the look of an image. Thanks for this.
What I enjoy most, though, is seeing all the great photos that span the ages. Making those old photos come to life with scrapbooking effects is wonderful. Kudos to Shannon and Royanne for their creations.
Day 5 results, another family history page. I kept this page simple. I really liked the mask better without all the extra stamping around the edges of the photos and opted for ring style frames instead. I made the paper and balanced out the boldness of the pattern with the plain red paper and ribbons.
I finally finished the challenge–the only thing I didn’t do was the metal-look writing. It’s an interesting effect but it’s way more labor intensive than I care to get into at this point. I tried to tie the pages together by using some of the same elements on each: the frame, the shape of the background for each of the comments, the age and date tab with a butterfly and, of course, hearts. Then I joined it with a page I’d recently done showing her as she is now–“flipping out”.
I’m happy I participated–I learned a lot!
Barbara
Day 3, a bit behind.. I enjoy looking at all of the great pages. My husband’s housecoat was in the laundry and he put on mine. It’s a good thing we live out in the country.
Day 4 on a roll now.
Just finished Day 5 and I am learning a lot as I go along. I am having fun working with all the different tricks.. I still have a lot to learn so I’m on to the next Day..
Nana Ray
I wanted to pop in and say that lovely work has been presented by all. Thanks so much for the delightful viewing. <3
Since we have a PSP Scrapbook Showcase board on Pinterest, who would allow me to post their projects on that board? I could link back to this thread so Pinterest viewers might discover all the resources and masterpieces of the Campus.
Let me know.
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