What are you working on (in June 2022)?

[Sue Thomas]

I was in a  wordart mood  this evening.  A pleasant surprise first thing this morning.  The ducklings  took to the water.  The colours were phenomenal. I matched the leaves, tag and the frame to the golden brown  of the water, and ducklings, which meant I had to go with a dark plain background paper, to  enhance the elements.  I created the tag from a similar flat tag I saw on the telly.  I used the  selection tool within the text tool bar, to cut out the  word Summer 2022. I certainly captured the  moment.

[Sue Thomas]

This afternoon, I was graced with the presence of  this beautiful Tiger Swallowtail butterfly.  For the first time in  many years, my Lilac hedge is plastered with  gorgeous, perfumed flowers.   I will  use this framed image in a page, probably with an appropriate quote. Oh yeah, I was also in a framing mood.  :-)

[Mary Solaas]

Steven Garthwaite sent me his baseball stitch tube and I created 2 baseballs from it.

 

 

[Marie-Claire]

Lab12 module 6

 

I also tried to make a mandala last night. I loved it so much that I couldn't stop and kept working on the project until past midnight.

[Anne Lamp]

This is not really a scrapbook page, but after looking at Cassel's page "12 types of titles for scrapbook project" I got to playing with cutting out a text from a photo.  One thing led to another and this is what I came up with.

[Guest Guest]

Now my Mandala is ready

[Guest Guest]

Marie-Claire - Well done and as I said: very addictive endeed  LOL

[Michele]

As usual shares, here is my gaming group's daily look theme. I used the original picture to create a background using the kaleidoscope effect. Then I erased the background of the original so I was left with just the women. I added some lace overlays from FPTFY (Free Pretty Things For You). And the font is Monsieur La Doulaise.

 

Anne, my pics are rarely scrapbook pages. Your Florida Sunset is lovely.

[Mary Solaas]

Pirkko - you are doing some amazing things with a mandala; and Marie-Claire - I love your Mandala Poncho which would make a beautiful crocheted doily!

Anne - beautiful picture beautifully portrayed.

[Anne Lamp]

I have taken pictures of the frost on my living room window over the years. This is the first time I have cleaned one up enough to use as an overlay. The blue sky background is one I downloaded. The flower behind the frost is mine. I know there is no shadow or anything on the frosty flower layer, but I didn't like any of the things I tried.

[Mary Solaas]

Lab 8 Mod 10 - God Spilled the Paint. Learned: 1. Cut Out Elements and fill with background paper and possibly picture tube stuff (the capital letters are cut out to the bottom background layer and Cass gold stars picture tube); 2. Crayon Rub on an extracted leaf (the purple leaf in the bottom right); 3. create a paint shape and place it in the folder for shapes (purple paint shape on top of the paint splatter). The capital letters are font Gill Sans Ultra Bold with the outline at 25. The script letters are Edwardian Script. I inner beveled the script on the white paper and the paint splatter and the paint shape. I used the color replacer tool on the stroke outline, the paint splatter, the paint shape, and the lavender paper. The picture was sent to me from a friend in California many years ago.

[mireille]

Hello

 

Paper made in 2 versions with the seamless pattern script and brushes but we can use dingbats or, as in the video of the script, tubes. For the texture, I uploaded it to https://www.digitalscrapbook.com/ (pixelscrapper). Have fun!

[Sue Thomas]

I have done several of these, this is the first Summer Subway art I've done.

[Lynda DiGregor]

I have been playing with Lab 12-6 and yes it is addicting. I found you can use just about any design to make mandalas.

 

This one was made with graphics from Hungry jpeg, Vibrant Orchid watercolors.

 

My Grandson and his wife to be.

[Lynda DiGregor]

Here are some of the other mandalas I've come up with.

[Guest Guest]

wow - great mandalas

[Lynda DiGregor]

Thanks Pirkko-

 

Still messing with Lab 12-6 Mandalas

 

I thought it might be interesting to start with another shape so this was made with the star shape. I think it kind of looks like a sun.

[Ann Seeber]

Lynda: Yo! Those mandalas are great! I've made them before, especially for my great-grands.

[Lynda DiGregor]

This is a combination of Lab 12-6 and 10-1 (clock Face)

[Lynda DiGregor]

Very nice Ann...beautiful babies. Are these recent photos or are they older now?

[mireille]

Wow, beautiful mandalas and beautiful ideas from each other. I have to get started.

[mireille]

Lace created according to the Tulle Lace tutorial of the site.

[Corrie Kinkel]

Wow, beautiful mandalas and lace!!!

[Anne Lamp]

I finally made a Mandala using images I had downloaded and all kinds of other stuff. ( have never been able to draw worth a hoot and am even worse trying to draw with a mouse)  I left it black and put it on top of a multi colored circle I made from this months color pallet.

[Sue Thomas]

Wonderfully creative mandalas. Fantastic work by you all.  Each one unique.   I used font monograms to create this Xmassy layout. I extracted parts from the monograms, after changing them to rasters.