Scrap Bootcamp - January 2019

[Dee347]

Hi Eveyone,

 

I am new here and also a newbie to scrapbooking.  I completed Bootcamp Day 1, 2 and 3 and created my very first scrapbook page using paper and elements from the Boy Puppy Dog set from AMB Illustration.  It was a lot of fun to make.  I'm sure I will enjoy the rest of the classes.

 

 

[Guest Guest]

Here is my lesson 3 completed.

 

This is a photo of my Mum she was 89 year old and just had her ears pierced for the first time, I was so proud of her.

[Grace Westerson]

I used the scrap supplied and wonder if I used way to many items as it is really overly colorful.

[Cassel]

@Grace, remember that you can always change things around later if you want. With digital scrapbooking, you can always try things and undo if you don't like it, or just hide the layers!

[cj9of12]

OK, Day 3.  It is probably obvious that I'm not a scrapbooker, but I like the tutorials and I'm learning stuff.  I didn't spend a lot of time looking for a picture, just went to my favorite subject...my better half.  (and in case you were wondering...this is my nephew's car)

 

 

[AngelStarr57]

Carole....I used the same flowers that Grace did, why are hers bigger than mine? I'm confused :(

[Bonnie Ballentine]

Day 3

[Bonnie Ballentine]

I did this one about a year or so ago...same lesson, I think...

[Wanda (Sue) McGuire]

Here is my Day 3 scrap page.    This is my Grand daughter and her friends.  I have no idea when it was taken.  The kit I used is a very old one called Autumn I believe.  It is by Jen White from Digital Scrapper.  I may have overdone it on levels but it seemed kind of dull to me.  I am also not sure that the orange things needed shadow but they were not a part of the background paper.  I typed the word friends and then made a selection and promoted it on the polka dot part and then placed the orange text under to give a 3 D effect.  I am kind of out of practice these days since I mostly do tags rather than scrap pages

 

I have so enjoyed seeing what everyone is doing.  Thanks Carole for these classes.

 

 

[Sherri Czmyr]

Lesson 2 - Sandwich. I also added a place-mat  and coffee in the cup.

 

Thanks!

 

Sherri

[Cassel]

@Angel, did you start with 3600x3600 pixels?

[Lee]

Here is my lunch from yesterday.  I thought it would be nice to top it off with some lemonade and a baby dill pickle on the side.

[AngelStarr57]

Carol...yes I did start with 3600 x 3600. Is something wrong with my PSP?

[Debra Hicks]

Playing catch up!

[Cassel]

@Angel, there is probably nothing wrong. Maybe Grace just resized the flowers? Also notice that she has two identical flowers, but they are different sizes so that would be my guess.

[Mary Schlafly]

Since I'm a little late, I'll have my sandwich for dinner instead, with just one slice of bread in the bottom.

[Lee]

Here is my Day 3.  For Christmas last year we decided to go on a cruise with the whole extended family.  A great time was had by all.  Thanks for the inspiration everyone.

[Alicia Garbelman]

Kind of simple, but that's my style. A street scene from our first visit to New Orleans, last summer.

[Shannon Cooper]

Homework-Day 3

[darlenek]

Here is my sandwich. I am a little late. Carol, I have some questions about about paintshop pro X16. I had a few problems with the layers. Can I email you, so I do not take up the forum space?

darlene

[Nana Ray]

I finished my page to night, Now I just don't know how to post here for all to see.  First time to post any work.

[Cassel]

@Darlenek, of course, you can email me. Anytime!

[Grace Westerson]

Thought I would redo lesson 3 and do like this better.

[Andrea_uvf]

Hello you all :)

 

I'm Andrea from Germany. I work with PSP 2019, but not for long. I'm new in scrapbooking.

 

I start today. My workspace ist dark and dark :) and I have the Material and Layers open, tools - surely and others I open and close when I need them.

 

My table is now covered, too :)

 

 

 

 

[Ann Siegert]

Here is today's project for the bootcamp.  Even though I have been digitally scrapping for a while now (thanks to Cassel) I knew that I would pick up things, bits and pieces, watching these videos and then doing the projects.  Had to go back and view again as I missed a couple of things that Cassel does differently than I do.  GREAT INFORMATION.  Thanks.