Campus Dozen

[Sheila Hogg]

Another image learnt from Carole's PSP Christmas 2 webinar. It was line drawn, coloured and shaded. The glitter edging made a lovely finish.

[fiona cook]

As a Diamond member at the time I used LABS13 Stencils to create a star that I replicated to make a cake band for a new year family party.

[Mary Solaas]

17 hours ago, Jannette Nieuwboer said:

I couldn't get enough of the graffity

 

Donny Osmond???

[Ann Seeber]

35 minutes ago, Mary Solaas said:

Donny Osmond???

I think it looks like a young Paul McCartney of The Beatles.

Edited September 7, 2023 by Ann Seeber

[Michele]

Back down memory lane. In Lab 6 Mod 01 I learned how to make a seamless "cathedral window" pattern, a wooden frame, and a puffy paint look for the text. I really need to get back to the labs ... so much to do, so little time.

https://scrapbookcampus.com/the-lab/lab-6-module-01/

[Mary Solaas]

I'm really busy this past week getting my "stuff" and "place" ready for a trip my daughter and I will be taking next week.  But I check in and this forum has been great showing us the amazing techniques Carole has given us in her tutorials, Labs, Master Classes.  AND - she is such a great teacher - if you don't know how to boil water, she will show you.  THANK YOU, CAROLE, FOR ALL YOU HAVE DONE FOR US - THE FRIENDSHIP IN THIS MARVELOUS SITE, THE TEACHING YOU HAVE GIVEN US.

Love you all and thank you for showing us your takes on what Carole has been teaching us.

Edited September 7, 2023 by Mary Solaas

[nadine]

I really love this lesson "lifted shadows" I use it several times, including this one that I really like )))

all credits on my gallery

[nadine]

I don't remember where is this lesson for the writing in the sand, but here's what I did after this lesson
all credit on my gallery

[Ann Seeber]

I always liked a Sketch Challenge. This one is from Nov. 2021 featuring my granddaughter, Jackie, and her husband, Corey, dancing at their wedding.

[nadine]

For this scrap, I use the master class "Blending Pictures" and work on title (transform on the vector font) but I don't remember what is this lesson oops

[Donna Sillia]

My first introduction to Masks and the linoleum background: Masks Workshop – Lesson 6 | Scrapbook Campus. 

[Susan Ewart]

https://scrapbookcampus.com/basic-scrap-course-1/module-03/

BASIC SCRAPBOOKING - Module 3

This was the course I took right after my first bootcamp.  It is a really good course for any level of experience.  It's really good for "what do I do next" after taking the bootcamp as a newbie.

[Corrie Kinkel]

This was made following a tutorial from the Lab on making a stencil with an adorable image of these little owls (a freebie by Creative Fabrica)  

[Corrie Kinkel]

We had a masterclass on how to use numbers in a layout and that class was just before our 50th wedding anniversary, now almost 2 years ago

[Corrie Kinkel]

Following a tutorial to make chickenwire

[Corrie Kinkel]

The last day of the Vector Workshop where we leaned how to use the vector tube script.

[Corrie Kinkel]

After a masterclass on blending photos I have put the calf in the photo where the other cows were grazing. And later I have used this technique a couple of times in bigger layouts, so here is it better to see.

[Susan Ewart]

https://scrapbookcampus.com/basic-scrap-course-1/module-07/

BASIC SCRAPBOOKING - MODULE 7

Two more modules were added to theBasic Scrapbooking Course (for the Diamond members).  This is my module 7.  

[CaliKat]

Watching the Get The Scissors diamond master class a week or so ago inspired me to make the following image. I made everything in the image except the photo which is a wallpaper that can be downloaded from many sites. The Chinese writing was made with a translator and says "I love to photograph nature" which is what the man (made with AI) is doing. LOL

[Suzy]

Jannette, love that neon and the John Lennon graffiti always slays me! Brilliant!

[Suzy]

2 hours ago, nadine said:

I don't remember where is this lesson for the writing in the sand, but here's what I did after this lesson
all credit on my gallery

Nadine, your LOs are wonderful! This is one of the best examples of writing in sand I have seen, and the other with the lifted shadows and what must be 100s of layers is awesome, too!  Edited to add, And later you posted the baby LO blend with the very, very well done text warping, which is also most excellent! 

Edited September 7, 2023 by Suzy

[Suzy]

28 minutes ago, CaliKat said:

Watching the Get The Scissors diamond master class a week or so ago inspired me to make the following image. I made everything in the image except the photo which is a wallpaper that can be downloaded from many sites. The Chinese writing was made with a translator and says "I love to photograph nature" which is what the man (made with AI) is doing. LOL

CaliCat, your LOs are really exotic! Professional, too. Using Google translate for character writing though, is GENIUS!

I won’t use any Japanese, Chinese, character writing because I’m afraid my “I Love You” will turn out to be “Pluck eyebrows” or something,  but using Google translate is the greatest idea! 

[Susan Ewart]

 https://scrapbookcampus.com/promo/masks-workshop/lesson-1/

MASKS WORKSHOP - Day 1

I loved this workshop.  I had wanted to learn how to do masks for so long and was grateful when the workshop came around again.

 

[Julie Magerka]

Going through files of layouts I've created has been interesting....in that I'm finding very few! Most of them are ones I've made as cards or greetings for friends or FB, etc. Or they don't connect directly to a lab or tutorial. Or they were from monthly challenges. Huh. I did find the Text Workshop layouts I did, so I picked this one with filled text. Those workshop lessons were, however, only for Diamond members.

But I have learned so much by being a member of this group, here and on FB and YouTube.

Edited September 7, 2023 by Julie Magerka

[Ann Seeber]

48 minutes ago, Susan Ewart said:

 https://scrapbookcampus.com/promo/masks-workshop/lesson-1/

MASKS WORKSHOP - Day 1

I loved this workshop.  I had wanted to learn how to do masks for so long and was grateful when the workshop came around again.

 

I love this workshop, too, Susan. Your layout is beautiful! This was my own favorite...