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OMG! I just clicked the link for the videos…. 96???? LOL! I am shocked there are that many!
Durn. Well I’m going to do that starting now, but probably making it a January project. I was doing some stuff with templates today, and I thought, “hey, I bet I have a script that does this!”. But then “multi tool” script and others with generic names got me bogged down. Turns out I didn’t have a script, and turns out there wasn’t one in the store, either.
Thanks for the quick response!“You own PSP, now learn how to harness its power through classes and instruction.”
I 100% could have written this paragraph by Sharla, not that it’s important, just that term Scrapbooking sort of turned me off, too, even though I was sort of scrapping at the time. (It was actually scrapping genealogy books, like my grandmother’s line. The genealogy scrap kits available for sale were all DULL and BROWN. I just thought I could make better looking stuff on my own.)
“SharlaParticipant
I joined to learn more about digital scrapbooking just to do something different with PSP other than photo editing. What I’ve discovered is, that whilst scrapbooking is interesting, the real substance of the campus (for me) is learning how to use PSP. If I had known how much information was available on PSP via the great tutorials and masterclasses I would have got involved sooner. Ironically, the spotlight on scrapbooking is what put me off.”
Well, Cindy, when you get to it, try a template Maker Script on a LO you’ve done, and you can save that template to do over and over, just changing a few things. One thing you can do is rotate it, and you have a totally different looking LO.
Now I have to go to the store and look at Mask Maker, LOL!
Cassel, Isn’t there a script in your shop that takes a LO you made and turns it into a template? I would look, but I’m on my way to the doc. Seems I’ve lost my voice!
The scrapbook dynamo with Paint Shop Pro
(make) your memories glow with Paint Shop Pro
Scrap your memories and mistletoe with Paint Shop Pro
your pictures will get up and go with Paint Shop Pro
Not much better, but I think I agree with Sharla that the Paint Shop Pro is more important. Despite what I have posted above, I think the scrap is less important. Surely a large percentage of PSP users don’t do any kind of scrapbooking at all?
R= Revenant.
A person who has returned, especially supposedly from the dead.
“he was three hundred years old, a terrible living revenant”Oh, thanks. I’m not sure it’s what I want to do because it’s just the square brush that comes with PSP. (I’m making the paper from this Lab https://scrapbookcampus.com/element-creation-index/square-paper/
i don’t want that jitter setting to be with the regular square brush and have it jumping around every time I use it, LOL! Will having the preset do that? No, it won’t, but I want to make sure. It will be my first preset and first time I’ve successfully used F11 and its settings!
Screaming
Ghost Screaming
Just like crying or rattling chains, yelling or screaming sounds usually come from ghosts who have endured unbearable amounts of pain or torture. They come from lost and frightened souls who continue to suffer after their death.These sounds are usually heard in the middle of the night when the person is sound asleep, which causes confusion and even doubt in the individual.
Very nice, and educational. I’m have an elderly (ancient) Irish cousin who signs his emails “slan” …now I know how to pronounce it! I wish I were a Dowling!
Happy Mabon, everybody!
Very nice! Educational. I like the Treatment of the word Mabon, too! And the Apples signifying the autumn…clever. So when it’s Yule Tide, do you use holly?
Nice! It looks like the yellow one has a little bokeh effect going on, too! Veddy nice!
Nixon (Richard Nixon)
— He has a Presidential Dollar Coin from 2016 as part of the (dead) President’s Coin Act of 2005 (You might think that a President who was impeached might not get a coin, but yes apparently they do if they’re not removed from office thru the impeachment vote.)
Presidential dollar coins
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Redirected from Presidential $1 Coin Act of 2005)Presidential dollar coins (authorized by Pub.L. 109–145 (text) (PDF), 119 Stat. 2664, enacted December 22, 2005) are a series of United States dollar coins with engravings of relief portraits of U.S. presidents on the obverse and the Statue of Liberty on the reverse.
New Question, LOL! If I can take a length of ribbon and make a circular element with the Circular Element Script, do you have a script for the reverse? I have something round (and maybe distorted ) that I want to make straight. Also, is there an easy way to knock out the white so I am left with just a Black on transparent image?
OMG! It’s hilarious that you contacted her! Thank you!! That was really nice!
Looks like we all have our really simple ways of doing it. 🙂
Next up is Polar Coordinates. I even have tutorial I wrote, but apparently I missed a step or two because it’s not working. 🙁
Oops, we must have posted at the same time. My bad. As Sue said, there are many ways to do the same thing in PSP
Yay Carole! (except I don’t need it anymore!) But if you do, just make sure that one of the choices includes the stripes on the paper being 1/2 the size of the original. But you could do what? 4 choices? That would make a nice, useful script!!!
Otherwise we can all go in and do Rotating Mirror, rotate right 90 degrees, Rotating Mirror again, and done. (On both rotations, Rotation Mirror 90 degrees, Wrap) —> This yields a full size page, with identical strips as the master image. They are not the smaller stripes.
To get smaller stripes, go back to Rene’s paste 4x and put each in its own quadrant (no rotating necessary) using Sue’s snap to guides. THEN merge. Now do the Rotating Mirror, rotate right 90 degrees, Rotating Mirror again.
