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I made two Day 7 layouts, one with Marisa Levin’s template and another one with Cass’s “Mark” tutorial.
The first uses two photos I pieced together to make a panoramic picture for the background. It wasn’t wide enough to cover the whole page though, so I filled the empty space with one of Pixelscrapper’s solid papers from the “Tropics” bundle by Brooke Gazarek, along with a couple of her word art elements. That’s Cass’s useful Beach Alpha at lower right, and of course the postmark from her tutorial which I’ve been using on a lot of the pages.
I found a free image of a coconut tree trunk for the Mark tutorial of the day. The mark came out OK but I will need more practice on this tutorial for better results and more confidence in using it.
I picked colors from the photo for background papers and text color. The “3 Moorea” element is a scan of a ticket for the Tupa (Crab) Races. The crab sticker is from Brooke Gazarek of Pixelscrapper’s “Tropics” bundle.
I am so grateful to Cass and to everyone who has participated so far in this Travel Tale challenge. I learn so much and gain inspiration from the shared creations in the forum. What fun; thank you very much!
I haven’t had a chance to do any of these wonderful layouts, but I must say, O M G! Your pages are just SPECTACULAR, scrappers. I’m so happy the Campus is back up and running so I was able to look at all of them.
I just got PSP 2019 and I’m working on getting it set up the way I like it. It’s so much easier to do because the new version will migrate all of the content from your previous versions. Now I’m trying to get my desktop the way I like it.
~ Michele
Hi Michele, I’m heading down that road very soon. Love PSP 2018 but 2019 sounds fantastic. <3
Hi Scrapbook Campus. This is how my day 7 travel page turned out. I went with my own layout. The cluster, vector sand background, seashell paper and stone are elements I have had for quite sometime … the photos are from a tourist advertising page for Guadeloupe. Loved the tut Cassel, thank you and thanks to all who take a peek. Off now to have a go with the layout template provided by Cassel.
Rae, Rosie, Anja, Annie, beautiful layouts!
Annie, don’t forget to send us postcards once you are in Guadeloupe. 🙂
Wow, Annie, I LOVE your page! It makes me wish I was going to Guadeloupe too! Also thank you for your feedback on my work.
I tweaked my right-hand page of the Mark tutorial with a couple of drink stickers from Pixelscrapper’s Sheila Reid’s “At the Beach” bundle and think it added to the look and the accompanying story. Since I am new to scrapbooking I sometimes revisit previous work to “improve” it or apply something new I’ve learned to the page. In this case I should have worked on it a little longer before posting.
Some very talented people in this group.
Here is my day 7, I am not sure I like the effect of the alpha maybe I should have used a different paper. However, I used clone for the first time on the bottom left side the lady that was taking of the picture was also in the ball. I was surprised how well it turned out.
Annie, I forgot to mention that I liked how you wrote the message… it looks like it was over a stone. Nice effect.
Rae, the stickers were a great addition to the layout.
Royanne, a great effect to have the lady in the ball… I think the alpha turned out very good.
I am a slow scrapbooker, so I am still working on my layout… it will be just one, otherwise I would not finish anytime soon 🙂
hello everyone, it took a bit of time, but here day 5. For the text I used the script cass-WordEdgeHalfCut
Thanks @Cassel for your answer, I now have the last email and so also the links from day 1 and so on.
The next elaboration will therefore be day 1.Day 1 🙂
I finally managed to finish my only one layout for this challenge. I used Marisa Lerin Day7 template as a base as I wanted to include lots of photos.
Papers: eyeinspire koolkrafties2; DiHiller-PS2017Jul Blog Train Summer Lovin’
Cassel’s tutorials: Dymo Tape; Notebook Page; Marker (Lab7-M09)
Cassel’s Picture Tubes: Screwheads and Twisted String
DeLoris, thank you so much! I really appreciate. <3
I forgot to mention that I also used Cassel’s script “Lifted Photo”.
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