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Oh my goodness! You guys have really been on the creative train. I am just amazed every time I look at your creations. I got sidetracked with the Challenge and I got behind on everything else. I’m so sorry I haven’t commented sooner. You are all such an inspiration!
I did manage to create one quick image with items from Pixelscrappers. I just love their work and I should use it more often.
Trish, thank you so much. I very much appreciate… I love the patterns you make.
Sharon, you created a very nice layout showing different techniques. Isn’t it fun to play with the tutorials?
Gosh Sharon, this is a really lovely page. I love the color scheme you have gone with and you have done a super job on the cluster, well done Hon. <3
hello everyone x
Wow Trish! I love the work you are doing on papers … now you shall have to use them in some pages … You Go Girl!
HI Annie, I just like seeing different textures I can get on the patterns, and if anyone wants one they are welcome. Its a starter for a blanc canvas, till one inspires me to do something, so here is todays.
a mixture today and finished with this grunge one
plus The original
They are all lovely Trish … my favourite is the grunge one … and, I particularly admire the rainbow-wave. Nice! <3
Trish your texture work is impressive! The grunge one is especially good.
I’ve worked through another challenging tutorial in the Intermediate Classes. I got to learn some new tricks with PSP going through it. It’s called Zipper! I never realized that I could create a zipper at all. Thank you again Carole for sharing the tutorial with us!
I love masks and what you can achieve with them … I also like edges so I decided to make a mask edge. I must say that it did take a little bit of math but I got there in the end. Thanks for takin a peek!
Sharon.. the zipper looks great.. well done!
Annie.. the mask edge you have created is beautiful !!!.. I love it!
best wishes to you both,
Dawn.
Beautifully done, Annie. Is there any chance I could steal it? (No pressure.) It would make a great brush.
I always have my calculator app open. Unfortunately, I think I’ve forgotten more math than I remember. lol~ Michele
Oh, my goodness! So much work and all so creative! Very lovely, ladies…great work.
Here’s my latest…
Good job on that zipper Sharon, I couldnt get that right.
I love those fawns, I used to have them come in my garden, then I moved into town and miss seeing them, thanks for the memory.
Still trying to create this grunge look
Dearest Dawn, thank you so much for your lovely comment, very much appreciated my friend. XO
and more papers.
Of course you may snag it dear Michele! I am so pleased that you like it. Because it is symmetrical it can be used as a pattern for a 250 pixel high ribbon. If you resized to 3600 pixels high you would have a template for a scrapbook page with the flower edge. Just have it open in psp and use it as a flood fill pattern. Once it is painted on your canvas you can use it like a mask. I followed Cassel’s tut doing the ctrl A, ctrl F thing. If you would like the full instructions on how I created it just holler and I will write it out meticulously … otherwise I can be a bit scatterbrained!! ;D
Bonnie this is a simple and delightful page and I just love how you have created the layout like a family tree, well done Hon!
Well dear Campers I am truly having fun creating punched edge borders. This one is a lattice heart edge mask and I got the idea from the top layout of Lab 7 Module 11. Thanks for takin a peek!
Wow Annie! love it and I can only say it is absolutely Beautiful !!!…. another great edge creation. … I might just have to put my thinking cap on and try and see if I can make some as they would be a nice addition to my card making.
well done Annie! and best wishes.
Dawn.
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