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I have a question. There is a December project called cass-Word Album but I don’t know how to handle it. Here’s the preview showing it.
I was looking at a snow globe picture yesterday and This silly idea popped into my head and this is what I came up with using various clip art etc downloaded over the years. There is hope that Santa may visit some of us this year because he has escaped from that snow globe.
And a new Great Grandson
Wordart : Sue Thomas
Corner Punches : Creation Cassel
Clipart : free png on Klipartz com
The dog is my own dog, extracted
Thank you all. It has been a wonderful week and I got to hold baby Wade yesterday. What a delight!
I’ve been having fun trying to figure out how to do that special deal with the script text and making a place for background in back of it. Well, I finally figured it out and this is the result. The picture is of some of the decorations my granddaughter (mother of Wade) has put out for Christmas. Yes, I extracted it. The background snow scene is from Marissa Lerin (PS). The rest is mine.Such novel ideas! And congratulations, Mary!
Here is what I’m working on. No shadows on this, so I want to see what happens when it lands in a gallery situation. I’m not sure it needs shadows, or not, but it gets submitted to community calendars, which in essence is a gallery.
This is 600 x 450 px. Meh. It’s blurry. So I sharpened it – still blurry.
Does anybody know? Which is the best way to drastically reduce size? bicubic, smart size, AI?
I nipped a couple of pics from google for this; I believe they are sketches from Giorgia Couture. The background needed a little pizazz so I added a bunch of sparkles. The font is Brock Script, free from 1001Fonts. I just love the uppercase letters and the alliteration of the W’s really stood out for me.
It’s not really special, scrapbook-wise, but I thought it was pretty.
I cracked up when I found these purses. Figured I would do something whimsical with them. They are made by Hermes so the price isn’t whimsical at all…$65,000! I find it hard to believe anyone would spend that much on an accessory, but then again, I’m not part of the 1%. The font I used is Miliki and I’ve had it for so long that I don’t remember where I got it or if it was free or not.
Michele: I like the green one! He does look sort of depressed so maybe he’s on Sale? Let me know when the price goes under $65! LOL
PS. Are you sure your other Fab Divas won’t get cold in those dresses without a coat?? 😉
Merry Christmas from Poland:) Teddy Bear is Santa here, a naked tree has been dressed. Everything from good Auntie Carole:). I and TB say TANKS to her:)))))))) Fonts Hurry Loves – free.
BTW, I hope, you know FIFA World Cup ended. Messi and company won. Super last match and Argentina:))))))
Here is my Christmas card to all. I got the idea for it when I uploaded the moon pictures I took this morning. The Santa is from Creative Fabrica . Santa-Claus-Cartoon-Style-34035432.
Anne, I do like your card, as Ann said, it is amusing, it put a smile on my face. I saw the same moon at a respectable hour of the morning, 6.30am. I was about to go out to take a shot of it, but I do draw the line when our temps plummet to -35c. without the wind chill. Again, this morning it’s -34c, and snowing. I like your wordart, did you create it?
Everything has been created and sent, either by post or email for this year’s festive season. I’ve made a start on some ideas for next year. When I see something a little different I make a note to create myself. So I don’t forget. I saw some lovely tags in the shapes of stockings, Santas, trees, stars and more. This one you’ll find in the file section on facebook to download. It’s a png file.
I created the snow on the word Christmas, using the tutorial from Carole’s latest PSP Christmas masterclass 7.
I have fiddled and dallied around during the month working on various digital holiday cards, just generally having fun with making different ones, which won’t get sent anywhere.
I like this one b/c it displays some folk art by a Nova Scotia artist named Maud Lewis. I am drawn to her style. So I looked up her background/life and found that she was a “starving artist” as so many in their lifetimes were. Her story is particularly touching. She was born with disabilities and disfigurement, lived a life of privation in a tiny house with her husband in Marshalltown NS (birthplace of Thomas Edison’s father), and died in 1970. Her fame and fortune has come since then, although locals appreciated her and her work.
Merry Christmas to all the kind and creative folks on Scrapbook Campus. May 2023 bring you great life blessings and lots of fun projects.
Kasany, adorable Teddy! And I know Argentina won, but I missed the game! Messi can now stand with Maradona and Pele as GOAT (greatest of all time).
Sue thank you, you are spoiling us with all your wonderful designs on Facebook and much more as gifts in the Christmas Calendar!!!
Like you I have finished all my cards, they are in the post or waiting to be send by email on Christmas Eve. So I store them for next year. I probably don’t have time nor feel like creating this week, because a small part of the stitch on my leg has gone open and I had and will have trips to the clinic for treatment. They removed over 1 cm of the stitching thread that hadn’t dissolved. And everything went so well again, after getting over the Corona fatique!
Wishing you a merry Chrstmas and a happy New Year!
Julie: Your introduction to your artist and your handsome design really highlight her work. I never heard of her before so thank you for the enlightenment. Merry Christmas to you and yours.
Another wonderful year in the campus is drawing to a close. I’m looking forward to another great year of creating, sharing and helping each other as we all continue to learn. I’m thrilled to contribute to the Christmas countdown, and to see my pages well received and put to good use. I wish each, and every one of you a joyous Christmas and a happy healthy new year.
I have a small announcement. My granddaughter, Ilana, sent me a message that they are having another BOY in June. Logan will have a baby brother! I’ve revised the card I made last month.
Ann and Sue, I am glad I gave you a smile. Ann- congrats on your Grandson to be news —
Sue- I don’t blame you for not going out for that moon shot, luckily I only had to go out on my front porch at about 6:30 and a little later when I was leaving for work it was cloudy. As far as the word art, it wasn’t really done as word art. I just did a regular text and added a white layer below it which I cut out and dropped the opacity. It was an afterthought when I saw the text wasn’t showing up well.
Sue, thank you! for the beautiful gifts and the creations you shared.
I will definitely use them for next year.Corrie, sorry to read about your recovery. I hope everything will be healed soon ?
Ann, Congratulations!
I will join in. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to everybody also. Thanks Sue for the art and elements you gave us through Carol’s Countdown. Trish – thank you for the neat backgrounds you gave us earlier this month.
Thank you all for the neat layouts you have posted – beautiful and wonderful inspirations for us.
Ann Seeber – congratulations on the new grandbaby to be – and to the parents.
Love you all – wonderful friends with a common interest.
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