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For day 3 I am showing Carole’s script “stacked up” I have experimented working with the many tools in the psp tool box. Selections on the bridge was quite a mission and not perfect, but the effect is there, the perspective shape and the photo edges are all out the tool box. The photo is of my late husband and his fishing friend, both in their new fishing ground now. I played around on the photo with eraser masking too. I must have had a lot of time up my sleeve that day !
No.5 This is what I did following the master class webinar Playing with your PSP. It was good fun to do. TFL.
Here is one of the pages I made for the Magazine Challenge. One thing I learned from this page was that something as simple as rotating the template can make a lot of difference.
after watching the master class “a beautiful mess”, I was inspired to create this background from a picture of a red cabbage!
Everyone has the Best Pages, I think its Art.
Heres my double scallops around the sides and also this is a picture of links Cassel gave us in the past to
make it easy to get pictures we can use free. Love the BIG10 even did the trivia 🙂
Under the projects tab are several projects and “Inspiration A to Z”…26 templates which are included in the Diamond membership. This page was created using Inspiration Template W.
Here are the entries for today:
Shirley (2), I think that might have been for the Bootcamp. Is that possible? Did you do the rugged edges on the stacked photos yourself or was that part of the script?
Mary Solaas, can you imagine now, working without layers?
MoniqueN, I am so partial to cats. I love them!
Susan Ewart, I am glad that you are still referring to your notes from the Basic Course.
Ann Seeber, I home mama bear was not too close!
Nadine (3), yes, Filter Forge is such a great addition to PSP (and they are sponsoring this Big10 event too!). That series of images is very interesting (one is chocolate, right?).
Sheila Hogg (2), that is a great flower! That is the kind of painting I would do in real life!
Wanda (Sue) McGuire, that is a really fun project. I remember that class showed things that were really “out of the box”. It might not be the kind of projects people would normally do, but it was fun and creative!
Sue Thomas, you have probably become our Wordart specialist using those fancy fonts!
Cindy Harris (2), yeah, I had forgotten about the Storytime Challenge! Maybe one to redo. Glad to see you use those sites for photos.
Corrie Kinkel, it is nice to see how participants can learn new things even with the same lessons, or get more comfortable with what they learned.
Marie-Claire, as Sue mentioned, it was a tutorial illustrated in one of the No Kit Scrap classes.
Anita Wyatt, yes, you need a raster version to apply many effects to text, but when you convert it, you lose the ability to edit it. So duplicating is the workaround!
Rene Marker, isn’t it fun to see how your layout preceded you in the Campus!?
Ann Lamp, you are right: most templates can be rotated and become something completely different and could be more suitable to your photo.
Diane Co. who would know that was from a cabbage photo!?
Bonnie Ballentine, can you believe that the Inspiration A to Z was actually from a 26-day challenge that took place in February 2015. That is a long time ago!
Carole, I’d like to take this opportunity, to thank you for the very kind compliments. Coming from you and a few others in the campus, that I hold in high esteem, it means a tremendous amount to me. I’ve come a long way after all these due to the campus.
Yes Carole I think it was from the bootcamp, and the photo edges,I thought from a built in script, but I can’t see it there. Definitely from within my psp program, not bought in. Looks like I will have to go looking if I want to use it again.
On Sep 1, Laurie Solaas said:
“I wish more people (those not necessarily interested in scrapbooking) understood that Carole is teaching Graphic Design concepts and skills in her Scrapbook Tutorials.
Laurie, I totally agree with you.
Day 2 of the 2021 Double Page Challenge. We learned about Objects > Distribute > Space Evenly Horizontal. We also created and arranged the slats.
Wow, beautiful work of Everyone, showing off what they’ve learned!
Carole, you should be proud of yourself, seeing how many people you have helped in advancing their knowledge of PSP… No wonder Corel has recognized this on its https://learn.corel.com/photo-home/ page.
I am still going down memory lane, posting my first layouts… But, it is so nice to look back and realize how much I’ve learned from you, Carole… And there is so much more!
So, here is my entry#2… Back then, I was adding fasteners to all of my layouts as I had bought the Fasteners Classes (I don’t remember how it was really called). The Diamond Membership had not yet been created. 🙂
For the title, I used what I had learned on Basic Scrap Course-Module 5, and the Elastic is from: https://scrapbookcampus.com/element-creation-index/elastic/.
This one is from: https://scrapbookcampus.com/bootcamp/july2021
More then a year after I did my first bootcamp, I participated again to see what I had forgotten and I must say it was useful! In this layout I made the glittertile around the photos, a linoleum background and a plaid from the Love Challenge and an overlay I had from Inky Deals as a freebie once.
Corrie: I take those classes all the time and I’m always learning new things plus those layouts are classic. Here’s mine and see how much different it is from yours!
This is from Day 4 Love Story Challenge Feb. 2021. Playing some more with Masks and using my inspiring muse.
Yes, Carole – I can’t imagine doing without layers now!
So here is my day 4 layout – Lab 5, Mod 10. Learning about drawing with a string and saving the string as a brush (think I should have used it when making letters instead of trying to draw the stitches on the letters); making a tube (love that and have used it a lot!), crayon drawing as an edge to a paper or ? – saved it as a png and have tried to recolor it several times as that is what I love to do!!. Posted this sometime in 2020 or early 2021?
I am not really sure which tutorial inspired this one but this tutorial is a good one. This is my grand daughter. I had not seen her for almost 20 years. She recently visited and imagine my surprise to see a grown young woman when I was expecting the young girl I had last seen!
My first step into Scrapping was the Boot Camp in May 2020 and it was an eye opener and an interesting experience. I have used PSP since early Jasc days but never scrap booked or used templates. My Day 9 of the Boot Camp introduced the “pinking shear” edging, and a created a frame using select selection borders. This day also included changing individual letters in text. One thing (tip) in particular I learned in boot camp, that has helped many times, is to duplicate and save the vector layers (text).
Scrolling through the amazing pages here it really is wonderful to see the talent and creativity of people. It must make you so proud Carole to see what you have achieved, and how many you have inspired and encouraged to bring about these masterpieces.
Congratulations on 10 years Carole and many more to come! You do an incredible job and have created something wonderful. Thank you.
No 6. Here’s one I did following Paintshop Christmas 4. I love making these Baubles and with Christmas just around the corner….. I used a fir branch probably from Pixabay and put Cassel Christmas light tubes in. I used my own image of a robin that I extracted from the original photo. TFL
I never succeeded with the texts in a circle with the letters legible right side up, up and down. Thanks to this tutorial, I finally succeeded !!! Thank you so much 🙂 Text on path in PaintShop Pro et voici mon résultat
I learned to make patterns as well as plaids in my classes and tutorials. This layout used the colors of the Lorakeet bird to create the pattern for the first layer and the horizontal bars. I usually make 2 background layers, one full size and the next reduced to 3500 x 3500 to make a 50 pixel border all around. Then I can add a shadow to the 2nd layer, also. Cassel had given us a freebie of animal print alphas but not a full alphabet of each pattern so I used the Q to create the O’s in ZOO. I also got the animal footprints from her for my Picture Tubes. These photos were taken at the Claws ‘N’ Paws Wild Animal Park in Mt. Arial, PA, where my granddaughter is a keeper.
The next project is one from the song challenge form october 2020 🙂
I Love being here, You all are so Good and Smart in your words I just admire you all. Dittos Carol on what they said, I love all the Art, it is real Art. And Everything that goes on here. Love those links on Corel So Nice
CONGRATULATIONS: CASSEL and thank you
Grandson has got Better I know its Prayers, Arkansas here in the woods has been hit hard. 2 of my daughters are RNs and been working 12 hours, the schools are hit bad. I really dont like that he and my other Grands go back to school tue but their Moms say they need school. Thank You Everyone.
we all tested neg now so ??? guess were ok going to walgreens later I need a big bag of their mixed nuts. THANK YOU
Indeed Sue and Carole, nice that I now know which tutorial it was: No Kit Scrap 3, thanks !
The best thing I ever did was sign up for Boot Camp. That was the kick-starter for me.
The one webinar/class that really helped me was restoring old photos. While this project does not use very old ones, I find that the techniques Carole demonstrated were so valuable. I am not a scrapbooker, but since I have learned so much from Scrapbook Campus over the last year or so, I apply those skills to the writing projects (with pix) I do on the history of my home town in Southern Ontario. I have published one book and am working on Vol. II. Now I can really improve the photos that I find or are generously shared with me, and make them more easily viewable in print. Now I also try to make my own cards; sometimes they look pretty good, and sometimes not so much. But it’s so much FUN. And the friends/relatives seem to enjoy them too.
I wish Carole “toutes les felicitations” on her accomplishments. I too am self-taught with most of my computer skills (except for a great friend who helped me along the way, but sadly died last year), and I admire anyone who has the patience to work through the many frustrations and trials that come up during the process. It is gratifying to finally figure something out. Without Scrapbook Campus I would still be wondering how to use PSP. I’m still a novice, but the resources offered here are amazing! Merci beaucoup. Keep up the good work!
Julie Magerka
I’m cursed by technology. I posted something today and I think it’s floating around in the World of Spam. I must be adding my links wrong.
I do not remember which class this was but it was done with the brush variance. I made a mask from the project and just thought I would share it if anyone wants it.
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