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Are we playing the game correctly? I thought we had to use the last two letters of a word, using them as the first two letters in a new word.
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EASIES It isn’t! The more letters the first word has in it the greater number of words can be found in it.
You already have the tutorials, either in the creative scrap or included in masterclasses. I don’t know how easy it would be to say extract the Christmas tree from the masterclass.
A suggestion for a challenge. Theme Christmas. Create a seasonal element each day to be used in a page. Like a Christmas tree, ornament, tag, snow, tinsel, glowing star, fancy Christmas text, and so on.
Oatmeal ( Oat biscuits)
Pikelets (Pikelets and crumpets must be two of the oldest teatime favourites dating from the 17th century)
Firstly congratulations on winning the script Jodi. That’s awesome, thank you for sharing it with us. I bought the word cut out scrip, which I use extensively with my photos( Spring project). In the birthday greeting to Caroline (in Welsh) I cut the word out myself using the tutorial in the creative scrap. Happy projecting! (if that’s a word!!! 🙂
E= eggnog. Home made of course, to warm the cockles of your heart on a snowy winter’s day. Thank you Cassel for the quick page, it’s prefect for the photo I took early on Wednesday morning en route to the city. The snow covered stone, is my own element, and then I used the engraving tutorial from the creative scrap to add the date. I see normality is slowly returning to NB.
Thank you Cristina and Cassel, I’m relatively new to the world of scrapbooking, but not PSP. Thanks to Cassel’s tutorials and store, I’ve expanded my graphic skills, incorporating my nature photos into a whole new dimension.
Z- Zorse. I’ve ridden and owned horses all my life, never owned one, but have heard of them a Zorse is the offspring of a Zebra with horse for a mother. There’s also the Zonkey, a cross between a Zebra and a donkey, again the mother would be the donkey.
