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Thanks Cristina. I have to admit I am having a lot of fun coming up with ideas … sometimes I “steal” ideas from others … but only because I admire them so much, lol! Great place to learn.
Hello Cristina….thank you for your kind message in your earlier post. I appreciate it very much…. I am posting this comment from my Husband’s computer as I have been having technical difficulties in posting in the forum from my computer for a while now and I haven’t been able to fix it… I can log into the campus etc, but cannot type anything in the forum area as the text is not visible.. so I am waiting for our friend who is a computer technician to come home from holidays so he can hopefully sort the problem out for me…. hopefully all will get back to normal soon for me…. just thought I would come and let you know why I haven’t been participating…
best wishes,
Dawn.
Annie, you don’t “steal”… I’ve learned this is called scraplifting… And I do this too 😀
Take a look at this post from Cassel.
https://scrapbookcampus.com/2017/01/what-is-scraplifting/
Dawn, I am so happy to hear from you. I remember you had the same problem not long ago. Computers sometimes do things that are inexplicable. I do hope that the technician can solve the problem soon. We are waiting for you.
Best wishes. 🙂
You are a sweetheart Cristina and I have gone through another learning curve, thank you so much. It’s so nice to know that I am not a thief … even though it would appear from ancestry I do have convict roots … go figure! LOL!
Hello Members. This is my combination result from Lab 6 – Module 2. Thanks for takin a peek.
Thought I would have a little fun with my gaming group today using a cute pic I found on google. Floral frame from Hungry JPEG, decorative elements from PixelScrapper, and the font is Heavenfield.
~ Michele
Annie.. the pages you have been posting look great
Michele…. your page looks great and I also think that the frame and font look real special.
best wishes,
Dawn.
Completed this one tonight, combining the lessons in Lab 6 – Module 3. I wouldn’t mind staying in this lodge … just a week or two, 🙂 Thanks for takin a peek.
Hi Annie 🙂 These lessons from the Lab are great, and this project is so nice. I checked online and saw that the lodges, besides this beautiful scenery, also have an amazing sea view… So, I will accept your invitation, my friend! 😀 LOL
LOL! You would be most welcome anytime dear Cristina. It is nice to dream isn’t it. I can just imagine relaxing there for a couple of weeks, lol!
Just finished this one for Lab 6 – Module 4. It’s okay but I usually prefer a much simpler layout. I used a template by Gredheadedladybug Scraps. Another learning curve, 🙂
Annie… “I would be most welcome”…”It is nice to dream of“… So you are withdrawing the invitation? 🙁 :'( … And I was already packing! LOL LOL
Usually, I prefer a simpler layout, but IMHO I find this one very good because the background has a subtle color and the details are colorful and blend well together. Well done! I like to work sometimes with templates because I do things outside my comfort zone.
Thanks dear Cristina. Now that I have shown my true colours let me say in my defence that I had the best of intentions but I haven’t got there myself yet, LOL! Very pleased that you liked the silhouette scrap. Amazing how the background can help to tone things down. 🙂 Annie.
Completed this today as a combined result for Lab 6 – Module 5. Went a slightly different track than the comic book direction. Lil’ Morticia seems so cute and definitely taking her role seriously, 🙂 Hugs……Annie T
Thanks Cristina. I don’t usually work with blue but it just seemed to fit with this one … I was determined to use the picture once I stumbled across it, lol!
Not the best thing anyone has ever done, but I forgot about my friend’s bday and had to do this quickly. It’s the first time I’ve tried anything like this. I added texture to the dark purple layer. Then using what I learned in Lab 5-11, I scalloped the edges and then did the cutouts with the eraser tool using the same technique of using a guide. The embellishments are from the font that I used, Paladise Script and Paladise Bonus. My original idea was to do something like Cassel’s card and envelope sample, but I couldn’t figure out how to “grunge up” the paper. I used it for inspiration in a different way.
~ Michele
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