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Minka: what a lovely layout. The colors you used are stunning and really bring out the colors in the pictures (which are beautiful). Never lived in Maine but did live in Massachusetts and the capes there are gorgeous.
Sue: absolutely stunning birthday cards. You have certainly been busy and now have cards to send out when needed.
Raymond: thank you so much. The feeling is reciprocated.
Annie: thanks my friend. I love Kimeric’s kits as well and was devastated to hear about her passing. Her significant has had them for sale, adding one or two a month, on MyMemories with proceeds going to benefit her children. I check it out to see if there are any I don’t have. Adore your Gang-gang cockatoo layout. So very colorful and the information is fantastic. I learn so much from your layouts.
Cristina: thank you. You have always been an inspiration to me and you always know just what to say.
Anne: the sunrise layout would make a beautiful card. How you framed Steve & Phoebe is lovely and really highlights them.
Minka: great layout of the Ospreys. We have one here in NW FL that builds a nest on top of a telephone pole overlooking the bayou every year. Liking the note papers you have made. Henri is such a special friend and your layout does him justice. Maybe you should have the “puzzle” printed out so that you can put it together again. Great idea using it. Having raised wild animals myself, you are correct in them becoming wild. I love what you did with your circle doodles. You did a great job with the selective focus on the deer. I will have to try the Laplacien plug-in if it does as great a job as it did on the subway system. That is beautiful. Awesome idea to use the Year in Review for a different type of project. Love the pictures you used.
Ann: love your page with the blues and golds. Really makes tshe oriole stand out in the pictures. Pink Sky Before Dawn is a fantastic page. The background works well with the colors in the photo while the blue and red papers with the trees add just the right spot of bright color. You did an outstanding job on extracting the tufted titmouse. A Family Affair is a wonderful take on the assignment “Friends.” You have chosen just the right colors for the background, extra papers and elements to showcase the birds. Your granddaughter deserves all the thanks we can give you and then that would not be enough. You have done a beautiful layout for her and I know she will appreciate it.
Sue: the flax card is so gorgeous. I like how you enlarged a portion of it the place the quote by Helen Keller. A most appropriate quote. The viola quote layout is superb. The gold frame and title work so well to capture the colors in the flower. Black capped chickadee is so cute all puffed up to keep warm. The frame is perfect and I enjoy reading about the birds. Red breasted nuthatch is wonderful. The gold and brown colors of the photo pop against the blue-grey gradient.
Lynda: Wonderful out-of-bounds with the tulip and daffodil (but your tulips do look a lot like poppies). You did a fantastic job with the photo split script. I like how you then sued the lifted photo script. Nice job on doing the layout to commemorate the inauguration.
Val: thank you for the comment on my bird layout. You did great with Lab 7 Mod 2. Only you would put a fire under my nephew’s feet. LOL. You did great.
Bonnie: cute “elf on a shelf” layout.
Raymond: great job on your Valentine’s Day animation. Changing the background and elements from your Christmas layout made for a totally new look.
Michele: always look forward to seeing your gaming pics. All three are excellent, though I have to say my favorite is Sunday Stripes.
Cristina: it is lovely to see you again. I am in awe of your travel layout. It is a wonderful way to show off those pictures from far away places. And the set up is such that you can use it for other trips as well.
Annie: amazing layout. The patchwork of colors and patterns and spiral design really draw your eye in to focus on the birds. Lovely picture and interesting information on them. Like Minka, I have never heard of them before. Great job on picking a background for your fairy wren. I almost could not tell where one ended and one began (the shadow helped). The blue elements coordinate so well with the blue on the wren’s head.
Corrie: thanks for the heads up on the plug-in and Edge. It really did a great job making the museum picture pop.
Lab 6 Module 5-3
Beach
Experiment 4: sketch template
Kit: A Day at the Beach ©Kimeric Kreations
Experiment 5: fun font find – hanged lettersLab 6 Module 5-2
Phone Tech
Experiment 1: title work – flag
Experiment 3: color/pattern – graph paper
Experiment 5: fun font find – hanged letters
Kit: The Organizer ©Silvia Romeo
M&M Design templateLab 6 Module 5-1
Batman
Lesson 1: cartoon words
Lesson 2: burst shape
Lesson 3: half-tone pattern
Experiment 2: element – superhero/cartoon elements
Kit: Boy Power ©Boomers Girl DesignsBonnie: saw this article in a newspaper and thought of you. 🙂
Michele, love what you have done with the template. The pic you found is a perfect addition.
Raymond, lovely Christmas layout. I really like the clustering of the holly below.
Sheila, your take on the MasterClass is brilliant and adorable.
Lynda, your animation is exquisite. The twinkles add just the right touch. Bet you were a whiz on Spirograph. Your doodles are quite fascinating.
Anne Lamp, there is some much I forget as well or move without thinking it through. It will all come together before you know it.
Bonnie, fantastic layout showcasing 2020. Your pictures are so fun.
Corrie, using photos of your flowers is a beautiful way to showcase the 2020 year.
Annie, I know you posted the links mainly for Lynda, but I believe I will have to check them out as well. Thanks.
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.
This lesson came at a perfect time. I had been playing with digital cross stitch (the three bird pictures) and they seemed appropriate for a stack of books.
Lab 11 Module 1
Lesson 3: bookshelf
Experiment 5: fun font find – yellowtail and aleoHappy belated New Year to all of you.
Julia, welcome and we look forward to seeing what you post.
Sue, love your card. The perspective on the photo is wonderful. I wish I could catch snowflakes on my tongue; but here in NW Florida we are going from the 30’s one day to the 70’s the next. Blackcapped chickadee card is adorable. Nice work on the “Spring” wordart.
Oh, Annie, awesome layout and I loved learning more about your home state (macadamias are my favorite). Not much of a rum drinker (I mix it with brown sugar to make a marinate for pineapple slices to be grilled, yummmm). Your blending in “Imagine” is gorgeous.
Lynda, fantastic presentation on the Master Class. Even though I signed up, I missed it 🙁 Now you have inspired me to take a look at it. Love your layer climber. You are so inspiration on all levels. Wish I had thought about making the books and shelf 3D when I was working on my layout. Yours are perfect.
Raymond, you did a wonderful job with your extractions and Sue has given you great suggestions.
Minka, OMG I just died laughing at your Cuban tree frogs. I can relate with the invasion (not frogs but termites). But your layout is so precious. Merry Christmas.
Ann Seeber, I do love looking at your Advent cards. Debbie has a beautiful cat and it is making me miss our terror all the more. This would have been the first Christmas he would have been allowed around the tree. The card for your daughter is beautiful; but big time change for you both. Wishing you a Merry Christmas. Love, love, love your gnome and that you put snowboots on him. What a great idea.
Corrie, lovely layout and what a cute gnome. Merry Christmas to you and your family as well. Take care and stay safe.
Oh Annie, I am so sorry to hear of the losses you have had to endure. Please know that I and my family will keep you and yours in our prayers.
Cristina, you are always so sweet and thinking about others. My wish for you is to have a very special Christmas and a coming New Year.
Dorothy, how true. Great layout, needs to be framed.
Minka, your Christmas fun layout is so colorful and Christmasy. We were lucky to be able to get our grandson for Christmas, so I am happy; but there are alot who won’t have this opportunity.
Carole, careful what you wish for, LOL. I “retired” then my boss asked me to come back part time. Good compromise though.
Ann Seeber, your gnome is so cute. Love the mustache and belt. Using the Christmas cards as your Advent calendar is a stroke of genius. I am especially partial to the cat. Though I really liking the cardinal out the window. Advent 22 would make a beautiful Christmas card.
Annie, thank you so very much for the kind words. You have been such an inspiration to me.
Val, thanks sis. Looking forward to seeing more of your work.
Finally got my gnome done. Please meet Petrus Arickson (I named him after my great grandfather).
Lab 6 Module 4
Lesson 2: lifted flap
Experiment 2: element – speech bubbles
Kit: My Happy Place ©Connie PrinceLab 6 Module 4
Experiment 1: title work – hashtag
Experiment 3: color/pattern – pastel
Experiment 4: sketch template
Kit: Ain’t She Sweet ©Kimeric KreationsLab 6 Module 4
Lesson 1: banner
Lesson 3: silhouette
Experiment 5: fun font find – Go Around the Book
Kits by Boomers Girl, Connie Prince, Laurie’s Scraps, Magical Scraps GaloreAnn Seeber, awesome Advent 17. The photos are great and I loved hearing about their history. Thanks for the heads up on the snow script. I haven’t bought it yet; but will keep this in mind.
Minka, this is a beautiful layout, I would have never guessed what the background was. Truly inspiration can come from anywhere. And while pictures aren’t needed to remember those times before, they are a treasure onto themselves.
Val, while I had already seen the gnome, I like this even better. Love that you put him on a stool, background is perfect.
