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Sorry missed out the increased size W.400 and H. 200. Hope this is useful to anyone having problems xx
Annie, you are very creative! I am sure you had lots of fun doing it. Great work!
Trish, what a cute header. Very nice work!
Teri, thanks so much for your comment and helpful advice. I do have a signature which I occasionally use but I am very hit and miss with it. I guess I should be using it especially with templates. <3
Clever girl Trish! And, I just love the result very cure and definitely Chinese new yearish! <3
Dear Cristina, thank you so much for your delightful comment. It is always appreciated my friend. <3
Dear Trish, you have created another lovely and fun Chinese New Year page … I sense your love for this particular celebration and I share it with you! <3some papers I made for chinese new year
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@Annie Tobin
I was actually referring to the image name, as you wouldn’t want a signature on all the pieces you construct. I am trying to be more consistent about right clicking and inserting image info. Since I don’t keep kits together, it can get frustrating crediting people for their work and I really want to!
You’ve done some wonderful work!
Teri Cleaveland
The last day of our “Challenge” The parts for my snowlady came to us each day after we finished that day’s challenge.
Wow, Trish, you created beautiful papers for the Chinese New Year!
Teri, this is lovely!
Teri this is ever so sweet, I love it, well done. I finally got your drift on the image signature thing … dementia tends to kick in every now and then, ;D
Last night’s project. A magazine cover, using all my own photos. A magazine cover, or a magazine page is a great way to show case photos, and to tell stories. For those that may be interested, the beautiful British Painted Lady Butterfly undertake an autumn migration, making 14,500 km (9,000 mi) round trip from tropical Africa to the Arctic Circle.
Pocket Scrap booking
A trip to Biosphere 2 in Arizona with my two favorite men
Pocket Scrap- View of Tucson from Sentinel Peak
Wow Sue! This is a wonderful magazine cover … very informative. Thanks for the info regards the British Painted Lady butterfly, what a mammoth journey. Nature is amazing. <3
Lynda, I love both of your pages and the color scheme you chose for the Biosphere 2 page compliments the photos beautifully. Well done Hon!
Thank so much Annie. I’m delighted to see that you did learn something from the page. 🙂 Nature truly is amazing.x
Now to work on the pages of the Wild Magazine that I created. So much information, and many photos can be displayed on a magazine/ newspaper layout. Don’t have to worry about framing, element or shadows. Here’s page 1.
Memories of the beach in January x
Sue nice work-I love making the magazine pages, well done x
Lyn, I enjoyed l take a peek at Arizona, bought back some lovely memories, well done x
Sue, nature fascinates me and I love your pages. I don’t take photos as I am pretty hopeless at that but I will take out the binoculars and have a peek. I watch a lot of the nature programs on tv. I read every word on this page and it is delightfully informative. Thank you.
Everyone is doing such creative work and Annie, you are the ultimate cheerleader. You always have something nice to say and I think it spurs people on to create more. So, I say thank you! 🙂 <3
Since you seem to like the nature photos, I’m sending you a bunny and an Arizona sunset
Thank you ever so much Annie. I have to agree with Lynda, you are the ultimate cheerleader. Lovely photos Lynda!
Lynda thank you so much and I must say that I only comment what my heart is feeling. These photos are delightful so now … I shall have to have a play with them! ;D
You are always most welcome Sue and as I have just said to Lynda … I only comment what my heart is feeling. ;D
Such wonderful layouts! You are all so talented!
I do appreciate you all. I tend to dash on and off pretty fast, so I may not comment much.
Teri Cleaveland
You are welcome Annie. I also am speaking from the heart and obviously I’m not the only one that appreciates your comments.
I’m not following any special tutorial but I have so many photos from the area I am staying at, Arizona and Nevada,so I put this little piece of history together from the construction of Hoover Dam. In Boulder City , Nevada there are bronze statues throughout the town depicting the history of the town. This is one of them. You many not be able to read the plaque so this is a man who did one of the more mundane jobs necessary. He swept the outhouses and kept them supplied with toilet paper.
Great job Lynda and I especially love the frame you put around the photo, nice technique. I had a read and it is an interesting piece of history for Boulder City. It is lovely to see those with the less glamorous jobs getting praise after all, it takes teamwork. The statue is terrific … obviously some talent in the town! <3
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