What are you working on (in February 2021)?

[Bonnie Ballentine]

Warning: Pickleball pages ahead!

 

I really like this effect with photos within text. This page is not a template.

[Bonnie Ballentine]

I have more pickleball phrases so more pages to come. This one is my last for today.

[Shirley]

Minka, never give up the music, it is great therapy and it has such beautiful memories for you.  I had not long started learning the ukulele when my husband passed 5 yrs ago,  he was my biggest fan and so encouraging. He would be so proud now to know that I have been out singing with a friend, and not a vocal ever came out my mouth until I was well into my 70's.

 

Annie My cousin lives at Bribie Island and she has a kingfisher come to her for breakfast each morning.

[Karon Dey]

Lynda: What an awesome corkboard layout. And absolutely perfect for the pictures of your local market.

[Karon Dey]

Sue: Lucky you to have been able to watch the filming of Dr. Who. :)

[Karon Dey]

Ann: Great layout of daddy and son. Hard to tell at this point who he really looks like, but still a very handsome young man. Cool idea to add the shadowy bears and enjoyed reading why you added them.

[Karon Dey]

Anne: Beautiful photos and and nice layout. You did a wonderful job using the paperclips.

[Karon Dey]

Bonnie: Both of your layouts are outstanding; but I really like how you opted to use the entire letter for the pictures for the nature pics. Using the large letters to hold the pictures are perfect for your pickleball photos. The colors on both are so dynamic and make the photos shine.

[Mary Solaas]

Everyone is having a ball in February.  All the projects displayed are wonderful and show so much imagination (and expertise, I might add)!

 

I am finally finishing Lab 5, module 10 with experiments 1, 2, & 3: use polka dots, ribbon stitch tube & 3 fonts. The background I created in Love Challenge (polka dots), the Title font is Pristina, the description is Batang Che, the titles beside the graphics are Cursive Serif; the papers behind the graphics are: Cassel blue music sheet & Gina Jones Pretty Bird paper; the daisy element is from Pixel Scrapper Marissa Larin.  The graphics: Composing & Arranging are from Readers Digest Christmas Song Book; Playing and Recording are free clip art from Clipart-Library.com; Listening is a picture of my record player.  I again used staff, and music notes & symbols picture tubes from Cassel.

[Annie Tobin]

How sweet Shirl ... those kingfishers are not silly, they know where to get a handout!

[Annie Tobin]

Cool page Bonnie and I love that leg extraction ... missed it at first, had to go back for a second look. ;D

[Anne Lamp]

Yesterday Cassel posted on the F B page. "Let's play with mandala designs. Go grab the freebie on the blog, color it and post your result!"  So this is what I have been working on.

[Ann Seeber]

I did Carole's mandala.. fun coloring!

[Annie Tobin]

Awww, no fun this morning. Not a picture to be seen anywhere on the Campus. Only text and our own happy chappy profile pics! Those darn gremlins are at it again!

[Cassel]

They were not gremlins, Annie. It was me, adding a new feature, but it broke the image display. I think that we probably want the images more than the threaded replies, right? So I disabled the threaded replies. Sigh. I thought it was working fine :(

[Minka]

I gave it a try, too ... but in a backended sort of way. Seeing as how it was the same mandala, I thought it ought to look a wee bit different.

[Michele]

I have been so scatter-brained lately. Where is the mandala? I love what everyone did with it and want to try my hand.

[Ann Seeber]

Michelle: You'll find it at Creation Cassel, Carole's blog. I tried to post a link but it won't post .. sorry

[Cassel]

https://creationcassel.com/blog/

[Ann Seeber]

Michele: Log in to Cassel's blog for the freebie mandala

 

https://creationcassel.com/blog/?doing_wp_cron=1614527244.3145549297332763671875

[Ann Seeber]

Freebie mandala here https://creationcassel.com/blog/?doing_wp_cron=1614527244.3145549297332763671875

[Lynda DiGregor]

This is a stained glass version of the mandala. I tried to emulate a soldered window hanging.

[Ann Seeber]

Lynda: That's beautiful. I'll have to try that next time!

[Lynda DiGregor]

Thanks Ann...I love the stained glass look.

[Karon Dey]

Minka: your layout using the overlays is stunning. Love the addition of the gulls and starfish. The pictures remind me of places on the beach in Destin.