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Here’s the Apple House. Love to eat there!
Karon, thank you. I re-did it with Sue’s suggestion and this is a couple of the end results. Thanks for your help.
Friends wrapped Christmas gifts to look like Snowmen. Left them on the porch…at night…without getting caught. What a great surprise!
And here’s….the snowmen gifts. This is a template from Pixel Scrappers Commons.
I wasn’t paying attention and placed my photo on the wrong layer…decided I liked it that way…and kept it.
I always enjoy Carole’s “year in review” templates. This one is from 2018 and I made some changes. These photos were taken during the first half of 2020…mostly during our first shut-down.
Another Miss Fish template, Fall Festivities, 02. I have learned not to buy templates…I have to make myself use them. I really like templates but when I want to do a page I never think to check my templates.
Third Shot Sports is located in Canada. Mark Rennesson who owns it is a terrific teacher/coach. He has been posting these images on FB. Pictured is Tyson, Riley, Simone, Ben and Irina. Can you ID each one?
Not to be outdone by Mark, here are some of my friends playing with the elf. Can you find Judy, Michelle, Sandy, Marilyn and Wayne?
Dear Karon, so pleased you enjoyed my efforts, thank you my friend.
Terrific layout and beautiful work on the digital cross stitch and the bookshelves worked a treat. Well done Karon!
I loved all your pages Bonnie but the one that attracted me the most was The Apple House. Simple layout, lovely photos and has a real nostalgic feel to it. You have been very busy my friend and I have enjoyed the viewing. Thank you Hon.
Well done Raymond. If it means anything for you … I prefer the clarity of MarlenewTV. It was no easy task you tackled and I think you did very well. I am a tuber and I would not have liked to tackle that project!
Annie, thank you! If it comes from you?? I’m smiling! It did take a couple of hours to mask her out of the original photo. After that it went much easier.
I have been playing today my friends with some of Michele’s Fairymist tutorials. I have followed Michele for many years and I truly love her tutorials. This particular one is called Honeymoon but I did change a fair bit … as you do! I love the artwork of wildlife enthusiast Alan Hunt … his paintings are really amazing and often times I have to really check to see whether they are art or photos. Four of his paintings are in this one and they are truly captivating. Of course, sized down the detail gets lost a bit but if you do a google search you will find many of his paintings to give you an idea of how amazing his artwork really is. Thanks for takin a peek my friends. ;D
Bonnie, all of your layouts are wonderful. I loved reading about each of them. And I adore the snowmen Christmas gifts. What a great surprise.
Raymond, both are extremely well done. MarlenenewTV is so crisp and clear. While Impression softens the pixelation that can occur when scanning.
Annie, thank you so much for taking a look at my layout. Your input means alot to me. Wow, The Love of Country is simply amazing. I will have to check out some of her tutorials.
Michele, hope all is going well for you and that your new year will be spectacular.
I tried to combine some techniques in Carole’s recent scrapbook camp and a texture and elements from DesignCuts.
I have already posted this on Fb and forget to come and post it here so here is my take on last sunday’s webinar. TFL.
Some lovely things being posted on here.
Sheila.
Hey Annie,
Thanks for directing me to PSPpals. There is a lot of stuff there. I think most of the plugins if not all, are not compatible with 2021 but I went through the Blend tutorial and made do. I did find a copy of Jasc animation shop so I was able to make the stars twinkle. I will do some more investigation into the site. I think it has a lot to offer. This is the tutorial that I did. Didn’t vary much from the original except for the stuff I couldn’t use.
I love your AubreyJakeFranceChristmas2019 page Raymond, you are advancing with PSP in great leaps and bounds my friend. Credit goes to Michelle Fairymist tutorials for the Love of Country page. I simply provided the tube and the artwork of Alan Hunt. What I like about those type of tutorials is that they quite often will bring up the use of a tool that you are not familiar with. They also rely heavily on plugins … of which I have very many, LOL! Cassel’s tutorials help us to grow creatively by creating our own elements etcetera. The tutorials by Maidiregradica are interesting but what she offers is a wealth of knowledge on how to work with plugins etcetera in PSP. All of the peripheral sites stimulate the creative juices. I have links to many tutorial sites and have decided to play around with them and do some posting here. Thank you my friend, much appreciated. ;D
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