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By Ann Seeber · Posted
You'll make it as long as you don't run out of gorgeous teacups. -
By Susan Ewart · Posted
Week 48 I used the Vector tube around the frame and had to use the trick of objects>Convert to Path. I love that. Background is two papers from Riley B Graphics (CF) blended. then I added a half tone effect (using the random button), then added a texture. Small shadow on the "Week Forty-Eight", just enough to make it stand out. Left 2024 black and less noticeable on purpose. The rope is a cass rope picture tube...I need more picture tubes. they are really handy and you can never have enough. I did tweak the color after the fact to match. Fonts are Soulmate Garden and Arial Black (CF & Windows). We are almost there. I'm blown away we've been able to do this and make it (hopefully) to the end. -
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By fiona cook · Posted
I have worked on two of my projects for the Text workshop taking into account some comments. I have really enjoyed this workshop and also want to say thank you to Carole. For my Night Sky image I added a few shadows as suggested and then having looked at 'A Beautiful Mess' Masterclass again, played around with effects to make the blank area look more interesting. There is so much spontaneous creativity demonstrated in that Cassel tutorial. For the Zuki project, I put a few of the Text Workshop techniques together as I knew I was due to make a greetings card for her. I had to fiddle a bit getting a larger font to fit into my Africa shape. Apologies for corny poem though. Thanks for all your ideas participants and thank you again Carole. -
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