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By Susan Ewart · Posted
They are so pretty. Lucky they are to have flower for so much time of the year. I really like that watercolor 2 Script. -
By Corrie Kinkel · Posted
Cristina you are constantly finding new videos and bring them to our attention, which is greatly appreciated, so a big thanks to you🙏 -
By Corrie Kinkel · Posted
This challenge came at exactly the right moment for me, thank you Carole for the inspiration. I'm making some scrapbook pages for a photoalbum from my trip (see the what are you working on thread) but I need a page that isn't specific for a subject, like a daytrip to..... I will use this layout without the song challenge text and put a text in Dutch at the same place saying "Voorjaar in Californië" (Spring in California) and a datestamp with 2025. I have cass-Watercolor2 script and used that on 5 flowers from my trip. As all the flowers have greenery around them the colors blended in when I arranged them and everything is on a very light artsy background that I already made before. The font is Fantasy Snowman and Arial -
By Susan Ewart · Posted
I agree with Corrie. This song came to mind too, it seems humans are doomed to repeat past mistakes over and over. Even in everyday life I've found myself saying, why haven't I learned, why do I keep doing the same thing over and over? -
By Susan Ewart · Posted
Thank you Cristina. This is very helpful. I did watch "Katie the Creative Lady". they were good, except the loooong time going over her kit she is using. Her teaching is largely to sell her kits. I am going to look into the HTG course you mentioned, at least it will teach me where and how to use the tools. I liked the YouTube videos of his and it turns out I did see the Melissa Shanhun one as well, it was already on my bookmarks. I need to rewatch it because it was too long ago now. Your words are so right, "I dont need to learn the basics of scrapbooking, but how to do it using the tools PSE has." I should be looking at it from that point of view.
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