What are you working on (in October 2021)?

[Ann Seeber]

I've been playing with the Time Challenge. Here's mine on Seasons. I used the Quick Page but mostly totally transformed it using the Bog Gradient for a background. The font is Brush Script.

 

EDIT: Decided to rotate the background 180 degrees. Also moved the embellishment over to the left.

[Corrie Kinkel]

Trish what a lovely tribute to your husband, you must mis him very much!

[Sue Thomas]

Nothing very elaborate. Working on inside pages for Xmas cards to be posted in a couple of weeks, and festive 5x7 epostcards to accompany letters.

 

October has been another busy month in the campus.  So many wonderful pages posted, ever so inspirational.  well done everyone!

[Anne Lamp]

One last Halloween page.

[MoniqueN.]

Trish, just one word: Wow!

 

 

[Mary Solaas]

Everyone is doing wonderful things.  I said I wouldn't be back until I finished the video, but I couldn't resist.  I used the freebie mask Carole offered and a picture my grandniece in South Dakota sent for this.

[Sue Thomas]

All of the calendars and desk calendars are now finished. Only one more look over, and I will print them. This is one of 3 desk calendars I have done. A friend asked if I would make a calendar for her elderly mother, who is now living in a home. I was presented with a selection photos of her garden, which she took over many years. Some of the photos needing editing. I decided to create a simple front cover, not using any of the photos. Hopefully when my friend's mother opens the calendar, she will be pleasantly surprised to see her own photos representing each month in side. I used Carole's custom calendar script to create the months. What a time saver it is too! Different shaped boxes. You can also use decorative floral font monograms

[Ann Seeber]

I used Carole's freebie frame, too. Here's one of the photos from Jackie's wedding in June. I added a PSP frame but had to crop the frame as it was too heavy.