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Hi Everyone!
I’m a few days late in joining and stopping by, thank you, Carole for allowing me to join.
If I hadn’t seen a post in one of my friends in another Facebook group, I would have missed out! Debbie Hicks, hello!!
🙂 Sherri
Lesson 1:
Light gray interface with a white background. I’ve kept the tools on the left and materials/layers docked on the right.
Sherri
Playing catch up a little here.
Here’s my lunch. I was doing this tutorial while eating a sandwich…couldn’t help myself.
On to day 3…
I have a question…is there a certain size that the pictures need to be? I get a pop up window on my pics and they seem really small on the page. Didn’t want to go any further until I know for sure 🙁
@Angel, are you referring to the size of a photo to place onto a layout? Knowing that the standard scrapbook page will be 3600×3600 pixels, you just have to have photos of a size that would match that. It is like using papers: it would be 12×12 inches so if you had tiny photobooth pictures, it would look small for the project.
If you make the rulers visible (with View > Rulers), you could have an idea of the size you need for your photo to fit in. However, if the images are separate (as opposed to one image with separate layers), then the zoom value can make one look larger or smaller than it really is. How do they look when added on the project as a new layer?
Does that help?
I thought a place mat would be a nice addition. Also I like my pickles on the side. I’m a day behind and so I get to like some of the sandwiches already posted.
I’m loving seeing where everyone is from, their comments and their sandwiches. I did not do lesson 1 & 2 because I had done them before. Here is my lesson 3. It is of my grandson Danny when he was a baby. He’s almost 12 now and I have to admit, I miss him being little.
I hope everyone is learning lots and seeing how much fun making layouts are! Thanks Carole!
DeLoris
Carole….my picture on my computer says the dimensions are 960 x 720 so I guess it needs to be a little bit bigger, is that right?
@Angel, that size is about one-quarter of the size of the page so it is not that small. Once you add it on the project (as a new layer), does it look too small? Sometimes, we only have small pictures, and we can definitely still make a layout with that. Give it a try and see how it turns out. You might be surprised.
Carole…yes it looks small to me, but it doesn’t have a frame around it either or border. Here is my lesson 3. I added another photo since I thought they were kinda small. Hope that’s OK? And I just now see that the bottom text really needs to be in black and not white or maybe the color of the other text 🙁 Didn’t see that until I uploaded the picture. It says RIP 01-08-2019.
Hi Eveyone,
I am new here and also a newbie to scrapbooking. I completed Bootcamp Day 1, 2 and 3 and created my very first scrapbook page using paper and elements from the Boy Puppy Dog set from AMB Illustration. It was a lot of fun to make. I’m sure I will enjoy the rest of the classes.
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Here is my lesson 3 completed.
This is a photo of my Mum she was 89 year old and just had her ears pierced for the first time, I was so proud of her.
I used the scrap supplied and wonder if I used way to many items as it is really overly colorful.
@Grace, remember that you can always change things around later if you want. With digital scrapbooking, you can always try things and undo if you don’t like it, or just hide the layers!
OK, Day 3. It is probably obvious that I’m not a scrapbooker, but I like the tutorials and I’m learning stuff. I didn’t spend a lot of time looking for a picture, just went to my favorite subject…my better half. (and in case you were wondering…this is my nephew’s car)
Carole….I used the same flowers that Grace did, why are hers bigger than mine? I’m confused 🙁
Day 3
I did this one about a year or so ago…same lesson, I think…
Here is my Day 3 scrap page. This is my Grand daughter and her friends. I have no idea when it was taken. The kit I used is a very old one called Autumn I believe. It is by Jen White from Digital Scrapper. I may have overdone it on levels but it seemed kind of dull to me. I am also not sure that the orange things needed shadow but they were not a part of the background paper. I typed the word friends and then made a selection and promoted it on the polka dot part and then placed the orange text under to give a 3 D effect. I am kind of out of practice these days since I mostly do tags rather than scrap pages
I have so enjoyed seeing what everyone is doing. Thanks Carole for these classes.
Here is my lunch from yesterday. I thought it would be nice to top it off with some lemonade and a baby dill pickle on the side.
Playing catch up!
@Angel, there is probably nothing wrong. Maybe Grace just resized the flowers? Also notice that she has two identical flowers, but they are different sizes so that would be my guess.
Since I’m a little late, I’ll have my sandwich for dinner instead, with just one slice of bread in the bottom.
Here is my Day 3. For Christmas last year we decided to go on a cruise with the whole extended family. A great time was had by all. Thanks for the inspiration everyone.
Kind of simple, but that’s my style. A street scene from our first visit to New Orleans, last summer.
Homework-Day 3
Here is my sandwich. I am a little late. Carol, I have some questions about about paintshop pro X16. I had a few problems with the layers. Can I email you, so I do not take up the forum space?
darlene
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