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By Sue Thomas · Posted
My last page for April 2024. I read the latest post in the blog. Using a table in digital scrapbooking. Something I have never considered doing, so I thought I would give it a try. Folded ribbon and ribbon are Carole's scripts, the lace is a brush. Created a grungy overlay for the papers, the leaves is a paper template used as an overlay. Everything else is my own. Oh yes, I mustn't forget Carole's heart corner punch. -
By Ann Seeber · Posted
Those are so pretty, Suz! I wasn't a fan of this layout but you've "contained" it well! 😉 -
By Susan Ewart · Posted
Day 7 Diamond Extra Photos from 2022 when the world was being contained (or were we coming out of containment by then?) I started doing flower flat-lays and well, I contained them too. I had to buy the flowers as I have never grown them before. 2023 was my breakout year for learning to grow flowers. Font is Gill Sans Ultra bold (formerly from Microsoft) that I had to scoop off my laptop since Windows 10 didn't have it anymore. I used the technique we learned in the Text Workshop (and there is a blog post on it too) where the outline can be used separately, which I added a bevel too. Side note: I think my brain has turned to mush. My shadows, even at 80% have been looking soft and lighter and I thought, oh oh, something is wrong with my eyes. Today I just noticed the shadow color wasn't black but a dark grey. Geez, when did I change that and why? -
By Mary Solaas · Posted
Non-scrap 7. End of the QP Workshop! Been so much fun. Thank you, Carole. The flowers are from different gardens: present garden, previous home garden, Church garden. The sun sticker is from my Beach kit. -
By Jeni Simpson · Posted
In Invercargill, Southland, New Zealand, we have a beautiful large space for all to enjoy, children, sportspeople, gardeners. The park is a mecca for those who enjoy the natural and the planned. Its numerous gardens and botanical attractions provide vibrant displays whatever the season. I love Demolition World in Invercargill. Although the business sells pieces from demolished buildings, windows, doors, lighting, corrugated iron, etc, Lee and Dave have created a wonderful retro village. For years I have used an image I grunged up as my avatar online, and the mannequins are a delight, as are the gorgeous plastic clothes hangers found in the village, 2nd and 3rd from the left in my image below. I had a few photographs that might have gone in this no-scrap image, however, I thought they would all compete against each other, so I used alternate spaces with scrap paper instead. The area is on the Southern Scenic Highway, through Tautuku [pronounced similar to toe-too-koo] and on towards Owaka and onward to Dunedin, Otago. Through the bush are some beautiful sights, the magnificent Tautuky Beach and McLeans Falls, and Cathedral Caves where there is a slim chance of wandering along the beach to walk to the caves. They are only open for a short time each day. I used hue saturation and lightness to match the colours of the photographs used. These quick pages have been fun to create. Thanks, Carole, and everyone, I've loved the creations of everyone. Jeni
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