Double Take Challenge 2021

[Lynda DiGregor]

Day 6

[Ann Seeber]

Lynda: So sorry for your loss. :-(  Your layout is lots of fun. A memorable time, I'm sure. I lost two grandchildren myself, so I feel for you. ((hug))

[Corrie Kinkel]

Lynda, despite the tragedy the photos of that family gadering looks great.

 

At the start of this challenge I thought that there would be 7 days of making double pages, but in the end it were 6. I had the feeling that  there was an open end to my project, so I made one  page extra. Now I can make a book with this project and some more including the Love Challenge.

[Lynda DiGregor]

Thanks Ann and Corrie.

 

Corrie, your spring/summer layout is outstanding. Beautiful photos

 

Annie, your birds are also outstanding. I can't keep up with all of you  :-)

[Lynda DiGregor]

Day 5- Panorama

 

The panorama is created from photos I took on a trip to Lego Land.  They have built the whole city with legos. It's amazing. The photos along the bottom are just a very few of the photos I've taken over the years while exploring Chicago.

[Annie Tobin]

Lynda that is a very special page and yes, it is obvious that you all had a wonderful time. I love it and again your love comes shining through. You Go Girl!

[Annie Tobin]

Lego is an amazing building tool and you have captured a terrific of it. Cool photos of Chicago to boot ... looks like an interesting city. Enjoyed perusing Lynda. :)

[Annie Tobin]

Corrie, I think you must be a real flora lover and you have showcased these gorgeous photos beautifully ... enjoyed viewing your work my friend. :)

[Annie Tobin]

Hi Scrapbook Campus. Just wanted to say that I have viewed some excellent work during this challenge and if I haven't commented or responded in anyway it would be because there is just too much going on here ... love it! I sure don't envy Carole's job of commenting on each and everyone and she does it so beautifully. Such a wonderful Campus, thank you my friends for the joy you have put in my life. :D

[Lynda DiGregor]

Annie,

 

Totally agree with you..hard to comment on all the wonderful work and I don't envy Carole's job either. It takes stamina and dedication.

[Corrie Kinkel]

And I agree too, all is said that should be said.

[Lynda DiGregor]

Annie, Love your parrots . You showcased them beautifully.

[Annie Tobin]

Thanks Lynda, always appreciated Hon. ;D

[Shirley]

I didn't get to do the double take as planned as other things got in the way, and I wasn't very well last week. Yesterday I looked at Day 1 and  I aim to continue present challenges with the scrapbook I am doing for No 2 daughter. The photos I had prepared didn't sit right for the template used, so I searched for more suitable ones, coming up with the ones I have chosen.  I really needed the catch up on converting templates to masks and enjoyed following the tutorial. It has been quite a job trying to make old photos presentable.

[Minka]

What wonderful work from all. Had fun looking. Lynda ... an awesome retrospect of your family and one can tell that it was made with an abundance of love. I hope you have had more opportunities to all get together ... or will have. Of course the past year and a half probably not so much. All the posts were great! Corrie, I loved your flowers, too! I am not home ... and just have a little laptop with me so not much to play with ... but at least it allows me to peek at everyone else's efforts. Probably see some of you tomorrow night. Have a great weekend everyone.

[Annie Tobin]

Shirley, beautiful work my friend. The background is divine and you have done very well patching up those photos. Pat yourself on the back my friend you deserve it. :D

[Shirley]

Thank you Annie

 

 

[Cristina]

Beautiful, touching, and lovely new layouts. The challenge may be over, but not the creativeness of the Campus's members. Annie, Lynda, Corrie, and Shirley, great work!

[Cristina]

After working a little bit every day, I managed to have at least the Day 1 layout completed. I will work on the next layouts later, but first, I will finish another project that is half-done.

 

The background paper is a freebie "november2remember" pp10 by Harper Finch.

 

I added Word Frames to the photos following Cassel's tutorial and added Cassel's Corner Brushes A #5.

 

Taking advantage of one of my recent acquisitions from the Store (CopperIt script), I created the signs.

 

Fonts: Areno Rough and Candy Round BTN

 

 

[Sue Thomas]

Cristina, what an incredible double page  you created.  I see why it took a while to complete, so many techniques, and as always you put emphasis on so many small details.   Well done!

 

 

 

So many beautiful works of art being posted.

[Cristina]

Sue, thank you so very much, my friend! <3 ... Your words of encouragement always mean a lot to me!

[Annie Tobin]

Beautiful work Cristina and I love how you put the CopperIt script to use ... lovely. Lovely warm colours and delightful photos, well done dear friend. :D

[Cristina]

Annie, my friend, thank you so very much! <3 ...  Your words mean a lot and are a boost for me to try to improve.

[Kathy Trush]

I am viewing the double take lessons on a road trip and can’t find an email for day 3.  Did anyone else get that lesson this week?

[Cassel]

Kathy, this challenge was from last year. No challenge is on this week.