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My computer has been flaky today.
So, I’m late on day 6 with posting. This is Fishing Buddies – Lab 5 Module 11: Chevron pattern paper, cutout word, punched our and scalloped border ribbon. This was a lot of fun – definitely not like today!
I am having a really hard time finding the class projects I have done. This is another one I did after watching the String Theory tutorial. I really had fun with this class!
String TheoryI have captioned this as ‘colorising” and can remember trying it after one of the monthly presentations. This is a photo of my Granddaughter in law and great granddaughter.
Thanks Carole yes I think so too ))) Here, I tested different shadows with the Master Classe “Shadow Challenges in PSP” and not so easy LOL
Everyone is doing such a wonderful job, posting their work and showcasing many of Carole’s techniques available on the Campus… And there are so many I haven’t tried yet!
Corrie, thank you. <3 … And I am still learning! The more I learn, the more I realize I don’t know… Before joining the Campus, I had no clue about scrapping; now, looking at the pages I have created, my husband and I smile… And by the way, the “Jause” is a very important part of hiking. 🙂
Sue, the same happened here; when I joined the Campus, there were not as many tutorials as nowadays, but I remember feeling overwhelmed with the amount of them… I didn’t know where to start, so first was the Fasteners and, after that, the Lab. 🙂
Carole, back then, I used a different technique, gluing the paper clip to the paper. 😉 LOL
I also miss seeing pages from Michele and Annie Tobin here!
MoniqueN it is one of my favourite fonts – Calista. I live in London and love travelling around the City.
Carole- Yes, it I think it may have been the Double Take! Next time I do a challenge I will be sure to write down the name of the challenge and grab the link too. TY
Travel Tale Challenge 15th June 2020
This photo was my journey to the Isle of Wight a great week’s holiday with my family touring the island and visiting all the places of interest.
Last one from the Travel Tale Challenge 15th June 2020
A photo from our day out on a boat from Ipswich
Sorry Carole I don’t know what this challenge was?
I believe it was the first one I did in the campus.
Masterclass Paintshop Christmas 4. I see that the Xmas 5 is a popular one. I created several of these snow globes. Some to hang and others to sit on a shelf. I used the warp brush, push tool to shape the five so the globe could sit on it comfortably. Once the template was created, there is no end to different globes that can be created, let the festive imagination run wild! I used Carole’s dimensions script to create the number 5.
Today the project that started it all. I was amazed at what I made and at the magic of Layers. This is from the July 2021 Bootcamp. I cant find my first set table from the May 2021. too bad, I’d like to compare them.
I love snow globes. Those are fabulous Sue. I love everything Christmas, I’ll have to check this one out. My list is so long right now, 2 pages, I might need to borrow some of my two cats lives to get to it all. haha
Blog…Tips and Tutorials…Creating a Subway Art Project
This was a gift for a friend. All the names on the list are world class pickleball pros…and then my friend’s name.
I found the September 2020 Random Challenge – SPEECH BUBBLES. I had fun with it.
Here’s the link to the Campus posting and my version is below.
The sight I use for word clouds is Tagul. You can also upload your own shapes to use. For this page I uploaded 2 basketball silhouettes.
I cannot find where this project was described…anyone know where I found it…?
Bonnie, Carole, Word Tree, Lab 10-12.
I did one as part of the basic scrap course but not sure which one but around ?2016. I would have used my own background papers, glitter scatter, extracted flower image and photo. I can’t identify whose font or brush I’m sorry to say but they would have been connected to an older PC and PSP. TFL.
My cousin’s daughter shared her engagement photo on FB and I had to snag it to do a layout over the weekend. In this layout I used a technique that is found on the blog: How to use a paperclip | Scrapbook Campus
And, in a MasterClass: Cutting the ribbon | Scrapbook Campus
Several elements had parts selected then promoted so I could get them above other elements yet leave the main part of the element lower in the layer palette. Much easier than using the eraser tool which is how I used to do it!
What better way then use the month of September to show the calenderpage I did last year! It was the Up-To-Date Challenge and it was a big one too, we made pages for all the 12 month of 2021 and a frontcover. I printed it and gave it to a longtime friend as she had to listen to me rambling about making scrapbook things! She loves it and every time I am at her place I see my calender there on the wall. It makes a very nice gift! As usual all the photos are by me and for every month I choose some appropiate to that time of the year. I hope we get a new one to make later this year.
Scrapbook Campus: Up-To-Date Challenge
Just wanted to say it is amazing to see what everyone has done. Definitely need to go back and try some of the techniques and lessons. Great Job everyone.
My cover of this years Up to date challenge. I wanted to print the whole calender , one for us, one for my sister in law, but shortly after I finished it, I broke my upper right arm and couldn’t do anything at the computer.
So I hope there will be another Up to dat challenge and otherwise I have to find the lesson about changing the days/dates and use this one again:)
This one is from a very early lesson, these kids are 11 and 14 now, giving photos the aged look with the sepia colouring and serrated photo edge. I can’t remember the lesson, maybe it was from the Bakers dozen.
Love Story Day 2. I went through another external drive today and still no projects found except this one and the others I posted before.
Here is my project for Day 7 of the Big 10 Challenge. It is from Bootcamp Day 5 – Adventure Park. I learnt more about layers, elements and working with the dialog box for rotating .
https://scrapbookcampus.com/bootcamp/
Here is another project from Bootcamp Adventure Park, but instead of the Lion I selected a Zebra. This has been so much fun. Thank you Carole and everyone here. You are all so talented and you keep me inspired.
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