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Great-grand Logan Robert turned 2 on Feb 6 and there was a Toy Story themed party yesterday (Sat Feb 11). I used a template from Marisa Lerin. I found the Toy Story art online and the balloons were from a baby kit, which I duplicated and colorized. Logan's brother is due this June. He is slate to be Jonah James.

Lab 10 Mod 12. Finally finished Lab 10. Requirements: Round label, Word Tree, Holly leaf - all present and accounted for. I had a problem with the round label in trying to get text on it, but I finally accomplished it. The font is Winter Vibes from CF.

I found a wonderful fantasy picture for today's theme; I always try to find the original artist, but sometimes I just can't. Anyway, I used cass-Slat Heart-Template and adjusted it as needed. The background is the original pic with gaussian blur and a lower opacity over a white layer. I gave the original black outline of the heart an overlay blend mode. Then I added some selections I flood-filled with black for the stripes and changed the blend mode to soft light. The font is Adine Kirnberg, free from 1001 Fonts.

My granddaughter, Anna, and her husband, Tj. He's a software engineer and she's a speech pathologist. They live in California so I don't see them much. I used some decor from 3 Valentine's kits I had on hand that seemed to be mostly in French. The heart mask was from Carole this season.

Here is another layout made with 3 hearts design by myself and the kit: Love Bundle Designed By Marisa Lerin And some cookies photos and a woman took on the web.

I took this moon picture this morning and played with it to add the eyes. The Eyes were cropped from this from Creative Fabrica. (Funny-Little-Ostrich-Face-20334155)

G = greeting card Suzy! you've been bitten by the pickle bug. It is addicting but it sounds like it is too late to warn you!

Look at the Microsoft free program "One Note". If you are familiar with using any Microsoft office program, you will see it is very easy to use. You can insert photos and even spreadsheets. You can add audio and video and there is even a tab for drawing. To use it you just set up a notebook. Within that notebook, you can add sections. And in each section you can add pages (think of them like a chapter). For instance, many years ago when I was trying to learn to knit, I set up a notebook called "Knitting". I have 2 Sections - General and Team Score Scarf. For example in the General section, I have 3 pages: 12x12 square, Mom's afghan which has a sub-page Afghans Bev made. I had found her notes on the pattern for an afghan she made so it is in there. Along with that she had a list of all the afghans she made over the years. I could include any photos I have of those afghans as well. I have other notebooks as well and find that this program is a good place to consolidate info from various places. The program could very well be used as a diary. I believe there is an app for it that could be used on a tablet or a phone but the good thing is that it also works on a computer. It will sync to the other devices. Most diary programs are for use on tablets or phones only, not a computer.

Do you want something that will be printed or something that you will keep digital? Is that something to show or for yourself only? For tangible goods, I know of what is called "Traveller's Notebooks", but I am not sure about digital versions. I am sure something can be done in PSP.

Me, too. I have several of her illustrations that are in black and white, but I thought this one was far more interesting. Thanks so much.

Yes, inner bevel and a shadow. Thanks.

My granddaughter, Anna, and her husband, Tj. He's a software engineer and she's a speech pathologist. They live in California so I don't see them much. I used some decor from 3 Valentine's kits I had on hand that seemed to be mostly in French. The heart mask was from Carole this season.

I love the red lips and the tiny splashes of red! It just makes a lot of difference.