Store Supplies
If you purchase something from the Creation Cassel store, this is where you can showcase how you use them in various projects to inspire others.
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By Sue Thomas · Posted
There isn't any way to know, unless the owl is captured and subjected to testing. Quite the phenomenon, if it is the work of mother nature (which I personally don't believe it is) and not humans. -
By Jeni Simpson · Posted
Good for you, Dawn. You will get them done. It might feel lonely, yet some of us are still here rooting for you. -
hello everyone!... finally got to do lesson 3 after having to get new computer. Beige painterly stroked paper free from Rita at the Coffe Shop Blog, recoloured the original. Plaid pattern paper free from Chantahlia Design. Heart shape created in PSP from a shape preset and glow, 3D and shadow effect done in Affinity Photo. Font is the same as Carole used in the lesson. Now on to lesson 4.. i will get to finish eventually. best wishes to all, Dawn. -
By Jeni Simpson · Posted
Template 3 extra Affinity Photo 2.6 and PSPx8 I tried and tried to work out how to export and maintain the aspect ratio, and couldn't find anything helpful, so I used PSP to resize. I found this ram in a paddock in Waipiata, he was wild and woolly, he had lived in the hills for years, so wouldn't have been shorn for a long time. The kit used is Winter Repose from Marisa Lerin. The font is Smith Family Script Bold from CreativeFabrica. -
By Jeni Simpson · Posted
Jacques, I would download the others as well, you may not use them, but you could have a play, at least. Some scrapbookers use Designer rather than Photo. I admit I am using Photo and have yet to try the others. I'm like Susan, not enough time in the day, I probably need 48/7 instead of 24/7, or, as Susan said, to live to 150!
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