Greeting Card Workshop - 2022

[Ann Seeber]

Corrie: Your card is charming! In order to view the posted work better, I right click and open in a new window. With yours, the glitter shines! :-)

[Anita Wyatt]

Here is my card 3. Flowers are from Digital Scrapbooking- Gina Jones and the font is Cardinal Alternate from Creative Fabrica, This was Fun, I learned new things and managed to send this one from the Gallery.

[Sharla]

Day 4 and back to a Christmas theme...

 

 

 

[Sheila Hogg]

Card number 4. Image from Creative Fabrica, Font called Nattasha. Corner Brush called 5Geomedings. TFL

[Mary Solaas]

Sharla - that is a beautiful Christmas card - what Christmas is about foremost.

 

Susan - get in line!

 

Gerry - what are the requirements for the applicants?????

[MoniqueN.]

 

My first two cards :)

[Lyn Lou]

Just catching up on lessons, lesson 2 cards

[kasany]

My card 4 with a poor, sad Teddy Bear who still looks for his Valentine;)

 

 

[Marie-Claire]

Lyn, I also have catching up to do.

This is card 2

 

[Sue Thomas]

I had a stressful day yesterday.  Made a trip to the city.  I only go about twice a year, and that's twice to many.  But it's a necessity, to stock up on things I can't get locally.

 

Carole's corner punch.  My own globes.  How many of you remember that Christmas masterclass?

[Sue Thomas]

As I browse through  all the  cards submitted.  There are far to many to comment on individually. I'm amazed by the creativity, and  quality of each one.   Well done, ladies and gentlemen!

 

For many of us it's like going back to nursey school, back to the  basics.  It's actually  a great course in revision.  As I use tools without thinking, it's become second nature to me.

[Ann Seeber]

Card #4-Jack Skellington (and his little dog) from A Nightmare Before Christmas say Happy Holidays from someone's front lawn in inflatable decorations. The font is Horror Story (of course!) the garland is a Picture Tube, the strings of lights are from the decoration set. The frame is a PSP Frame. Backgrounds are a gold gradient under one called Rocket. I used my eraser tool to get the punches to reveal the gold layer underneath. Enjoy!

 

[Sharon Murray]

I am very behind, only just now getting to post Day 1.  I am LOVING everyone's cards - so different and unique in their own right ♥♥♥

 

 

 

This is a picture of my husband and daughter from February 2014

 

[Suzy]

Marie-Clare, That is such a darling card!!! The text, the graphics and the execution - just darling!

 

Sue, You are right, but I comment on the two or three above mine. And your text is amazing.  I want to learn how to do that C - actually I know how to do it, I want the ability to see the opportunity. To have the design ability to do it. To even think of doing it. Sometimes I look at a blank canvas and cannot think of what to do for the title.

 

Ann your gold is amazing --very pretty and realistic, I'm going to look for Rocket? gradient?  Horror Story and the corner punches really came out nice looking with lots of detail.

 

And here is mine to give credence to my comment to Sue about title work. There was just no where to put it!

 

 

 

 

 

[MoniqueN.]

 

 

If you like the selection you made, but want to move it a bit, how did you do that again? So you haven't got to make a new selection?

 

Malgun gothic is the font, the dandelions I found here: www.pngegg.com/

 

[Louyse Toupin]

I like your cards very much!

[MoniqueN.]

Very romantic card, Trish! Like it!

[Sue Thomas]

Day 5.  Twice now I haven't followed the template.   This is  a 5x7  card.   I modified the  inside of  my granddaughter's  half fold card.  Both of them  are into dinos, and not just dino cartoons.  While I was home, I bought them a book on dinos.  By the time  I had left, they could pronounce  and  identify 6  different species of dino.    More than what their parents can do.  Lol

 

Thank you Suzy.    There are several masterclasses, and in the creative scrap, on text.  There's word art, subway art, create a word tree, and many, many more.  For inspiration, scroll through the campus, viewing the previews,  perhaps something will grab your attention for the project you are working on.  Just a thought.

 

 

[Marie-Claire]

Suzy, thank you for your nice comment.

 

All the cards are so beautiful, way too hard for me to comment on.

[Marie-Claire]

Day 3

 

[MoniqueN.]

Font is Veni

 

Picture comes from www.pngegg.com/

 

 

 

[Susan Ewart]

Monique, stunning Day 3 card!  Moving the selection is right click and hold (in the selection) and move where you want it....I think.

 

Marie-Claire, love those apples and the colors you chose on your Day 3.

 

Everyone has such inspiring work.  This workshop has taught me many more techniques that I wondered how to do (or if I did them I took the long way to get the result).

 

 

 

 

[Sharon Murray]

Card for Day 2  I didn't deviate much from Carole's tutorial, but I plan to go back and do a Christmas themed card.

 

Again, I'm loving all the creativity here!

 

[trish williams]

Day  5 completed

Well done everyone there are so many lovely and different cards on here xx

Ive enjoyed making these cards, but its hard work keep resizing elements everytime with these templates being smaller than I usually work on

 

 

[Louyse Toupin]

Hello, here is my Greeting Card Workshop-5