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Day 7 - I cheated and used the cass photocircle script for the first page for my circles. The 2nd page I made the masks for the photos.

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I am having a heck of a time finishing the project with the templates assigned.

So, I am trying to finish with Day 1 templates that seem to work best with the 

photos I want to use to finish my story.

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  On 2/24/2025 at 1:12 PM, Jen Brown said:

Jeni, ITH is a term that is used by machine embroiderers. It is the shortened version of "In The Hoop" meaning that the item is completely made on the machine in the embroidery hoop and usually doesn't need to have any additional sewing on the sewing machine. Thanks, Jen.

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Thanks, Jen, I learn something new every day :classic_smile:

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This the reason for my subject choice. In a few months we will celebrate our

daughters arrival day.   It's so fun to see her with her little "mini me" daughter.

Little Emmy already has many of her mom's mannerisms.   

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I decided to make a back page for my magazine. I used a graphic downloaded from Adobe Express and made it a brush. After I made several layers, I used a blend mode. The stamp is from my Travel workshop.

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  On 2/24/2025 at 6:39 PM, Corrie Kinkel said:

Jacques I agree it did, but there were a lot of photos on a filmrol that were not so good and I always had the feeling I wasted a good filmrol to get 1 or 2 really good photos. Nowadays I take a lot of photos and in the end have a good selection to work with. It definitively makes life easier this way. 

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But we should not replace quantity with quality.

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Well, the workshop has come to an end with Day 7. What a lot of fun. I was surprised that with no template for Day 7 to start my thinking that I had some difficulty coming up with an idea that stayed with the waterfall theme. In the end I abandoned the masks and created a cascade of photos to finish.

I have enjoyed seeing all the stories that the participants shared with their photos and words.

Until next time.

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  On 2/24/2025 at 3:07 AM, Linda Rexford said:

I went and looked at this, I have updated to 2.6 also.  I tried the process and noticed in 2.6 when I added the recolor layer, it automatically grouped the text and the recolor layer.  Then when you add the mask, it is putting the mask layer above the group.  You have to drag the mask down to the recolor layer for this to work.  Give it a try and see if that works for you.

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I tried to do this process again and followed the original tutorial step by step and it just worked as it did in 2.5. I also found that yesterday when I wanted to use this effect on a different page I probably wasn't following the tut to the letter and thought it had something to do with the update to 2.6. But now after a good nights sleep and a day away from the computer it works normally. Conclusion: user error

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@Cassel I can't find where to see "Current Layer & Below" or "Current Layer".  Where can I find that please?  When I created the frame on the four-part page I did copy the smaller rectangle to this page and then resized it. 

If I want to adjust the Brightness/Contrast on a particular layer I have found where to go to the Adjustments icon, and adjust there as required. That worked out fine for that layer. I am now trying to do another Adjustment to a second layer and what I seem to be getting is the same adjustment on both layers even though I want a different adjustment to each of the layers. What am I missing there?  

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Day 7 using Affinity.  I do like using Affinity but so many things are different, especially with adjustments etc. I know it is probably me because want to go to the same places as PSP.  I have to realize that it is not PSP it is Affinity.

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  On 2/25/2025 at 3:06 AM, Carolyn Rye said:

@Cassel I can't find where to see "Current Layer & Below" or "Current Layer".  Where can I find that please?  When I created the frame on the four-part page I did copy the smaller rectangle to this page and then resized it. 

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Here:

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  On 2/25/2025 at 3:06 AM, Carolyn Rye said:

If I want to adjust the Brightness/Contrast on a particular layer I have found where to go to the Adjustments icon, and adjust there as required. That worked out fine for that layer. I am now trying to do another Adjustment to a second layer and what I seem to be getting is the same adjustment on both layers even though I want a different adjustment to each of the layers. What am I missing there?  

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Do you have the layer active? If you want to add a different Adjustment layer, it will be created above the active layer and will affect all the layers below it. Of course, if it is the bottom layer, it is ok, but otherwise, it would need to be GROUPED with the layer itself (we did that in the lesson to change the color of the text). Then, additional Adjustment layers can be added in the same group if they are to apply to the same layer.

In fact, Adjustment layers work in Affinity pretty much the same way as in PSP.

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  On 2/25/2025 at 3:06 AM, Carolyn Rye said:

@Cassel I can't find where to see "Current Layer & Below" or "Current Layer".  Where can I find that please?  When I created the frame on the four-part page I did copy the smaller rectangle to this page and then resized it. 

Here:

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@Cassel I must be blind because I cannot see where to find the above window.  I have gone to the Rectangle Tool and that options tool bar does not appear.  I have tried a few other layers and I cannot get this to appear.  Sorry but what am I doing wrong?

  On 2/25/2025 at 3:06 AM, Carolyn Rye said:
If I want to adjust the Brightness/Contrast on a particular layer I have found where to go to the Adjustments icon, and adjust there as required. That worked out fine for that layer. I am now trying to do another Adjustment to a second layer and what I seem to be getting is the same adjustment on both layers even though I want a different adjustment to each of the layers. What am I missing there?  

Do you have the layer active? If you want to add a different Adjustment layer, it will be created above the active layer and will affect all the layers below it. Of course, if it is the bottom layer, it is ok, but otherwise, it would need to be GROUPED with the layer itself (we did that in the lesson to change the color of the text). Then, additional Adjustment layers can be added in the same group if they are to apply to the same layer.

In fact, Adjustment layers work in Affinity pretty much the same way as in PSP.

 

@CasselI have tried to Group each of the layers that I wanted the adjustments done, and no luck - both of the layers have the same changes on them.  I have just tried selecting all of one of the groups and then selecting Adjustment again and I think it is working this time.  I feel I must be doing it wrong because it ends up with 2 adjustment layers under each of the Groups. It is working but there must be an easier way, maybe?

Thank you for your help Carole. 

 

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  On 2/24/2025 at 8:26 PM, Art Kuiper said:

Well, the workshop has come to an end with Day 7. What a lot of fun. I was surprised that with no template for Day 7 to start my thinking that I had some difficulty coming up with an idea that stayed with the waterfall theme. In the end I abandoned the masks and created a cascade of photos to finish.

I have enjoyed seeing all the stories that the participants shared with their photos and words.

Until next time.

 

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Art, close to where I live there is an area called Niagara. It is part of a beautiful scenic coastal route in Southland, named the Catlins. Yes, there are waterfalls in Niagara, and, yes, they also have a sign pointing to the Niagara Falls! https://southlandnz.com/listing/niagara-falls-manga-piri/189/ You can see them, and the fall might be about 5-6 inches! It is probably a rapid rather than a waterfall. It is stated the 'falls' were named by a surveyor with a sense of humour.

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  On 2/24/2025 at 7:20 PM, Donna Sillia said:

I decided to make a back page for my magazine. I used a graphic downloaded from Adobe Express and made it a brush. After I made several layers, I used a blend mode. The stamp is from my Travel workshop.

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I love that background and the stamp is so cool.

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  On 2/24/2025 at 10:16 PM, Corrie Kinkel said:

https://heyzine.com/flip-book/c95de2dd4b.html

As promised, this is the link for my flipbook about Yosemite NP. Maybe I should have chosen another format, but it was all new to me, so I want to show it anyways. The link will work for 1 week, enjoy 

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Fabulous, Corrie. It is good to show your work all in one magazine. Thank you, Corrie. :classic_smile:

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  On 2/25/2025 at 4:51 AM, Carolyn Rye said:

@Cassel I must be blind because I cannot see where to find the above window.  I have gone to the Rectangle Tool and that options tool bar does not appear.  I have tried a few other layers and I cannot get this to appear.  Sorry but what am I doing wrong?

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That is when you activate the Fill tool.

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  On 2/25/2025 at 2:49 PM, MoniqueN. said:

I made a video of my project with Canva. I saw one of the projects had lighter characters, but it's ok for now. Hope the link works 🙂

https://www.canva.com/design/DAGgG4T-mdE/27k2y1y_zLonFxBIREohIw/edit

 

I made double pages, so it actually looks like a magazine. 😉

 

 

 

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Wow I like this as well and it offers another option to show what you have made. I have to check this out for future use

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