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By Carolyn Rye · Posted
Lesson 4 using PSP. I did not realize how much I had forgotten since the past workshop. I would have liked to have a lot more time in my life to do this workshop. Too many Doctor's appointments. I know that is not an excuse, but it had made me less time. I decided to add a photo of my fur baby on the cup. I have so much more to learn but at least it makes me feel like I have achieved something. -
By gwen jewitt · Posted
@Susan Ewart I love the shape of your tea cup Susan and a great job on the tea pot. -
By Jeni Simpson · Posted
Day 3 This one took me a while, until I went back to the video to work out where I was going wrong. It was the closing of the selected open contours I was missing. Now to get onto Day 4. -
By Jannette Nieuwboer · Posted
@Cassel I guess the names, The items came separately in de window with the original names. The items came seperately in the window, not joined together. Now the function is not available for other images. I can't use it for other projects. -
By Susan Ewart · Posted
Lesson 4 I had some troubles with this one, as I usually do. Thanks to Jacques comment on the direction I was able to finish the tea cup, this time without reversing the path. I had tried for an hour. Couldnt understand why the tea pot went off without a hitch. I guess I lucked out and had done the path the same way on the tea pot (it's the one I did first and got all confident that I could do it), then came the tea cup where I went a different direction for the handle interior. I'm so happy to have learned that.
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