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Day 3 East west, home's best is the translation. Pictures taken at a Dutch museum. Masks made by myself, the font MT imprint shadow.

Paper is from digitalscrapbooking from Janet Kemp The mask I made with Cassel's script cass-MaskMaker Font: Flora Garden and Misha Gergoval

Day 1 I have managed to get some work done this week (between the computer and an external drive) in spite of my full disc. I plan on continuing to work on some more of the lessons this week! I have thoroughly enjoyed all of the fabulous creative work that has been posted during the workshop. My pages were Sunflowers from 2022, they are dwarf Sunflowers that I grew in containers on a tabletop. I live in a woodland setting with spots of sunshine, but I have always loved Sunflowers. I have read that you can't grow them under trees, but I think this proves them wrong! If you don't have much space to garden, I would highly recommend giving dwarf Sunflowers a try it is very rewarding!

I seem to have overlooked those frames in PSP. Thanks, Ann. I am going to post my playing with it using a background paper I played with.

Monique indeed it is Dutch through and through, much more isn't possible! Nice topic for this workshop.

thank you for this font I found this also named Flora

The story of our founder.

The Mount Vernon Inn is at George Washington's home. Our Christmas luncheon was great fun!

Or maybe some kind of flowering tree, like a cherry tree with blossoms or a pretty maple in the fall. You know how you can buy them when they are small, and they are in big pots. I know a bonsai would be hard to do. If anyone can pull it off, it's you. of course it's spring so a little long rectangular planter box of tulips would be nice too.

so pretty. the frame looks great and goes so well with the photo

Yep. Like you I would forget to use it since I had to go through the start menu to find it.

The museum is also a memorial for Zane Grey (obviously Zanesville is his family home). Zane Grey wrote 3 books about his Zane ancestors which are very good even though they are novels and not biographies. I was really impressed with that museum which is located off the highway (believe it is federal highway 40).

We are looking for some day trips from where we live in northeast Ohio. Zanesville seems like a good place to visit.

I'm still playing with the scripts that I purchased. A new one is cass-scatterbrush which I love. I made a heart pattern and used it to fill a border on an 11by14 image for my grandson's engagement that I would like to have printed on canvas. If there are any suggestions for improvement, please let me know.

I'm curious as to what highway this is since I live in Ohio (although the other side of the state).

Nice and bright!

Day 2 Carole's phrase cut out script and the paper and tulips are from pixelscarpper.

Day 6: The photos are old, but we enjoyed this trip to the reservation so much. I made the grunge background per Carole's instructions. The Title font is an Open font License called "Baltic Boden." I am loving the ofl fonts that I found on the Internet. The text font is "Cascadia Code" and was in my font list. I used cass-shadow for the pictures. The Title shadow was done manually because I didn't like the shadow used by the script. The postage stamp was made by FF, but the stamp is from a scrap tutorial. The stamp font is "atara grunge" which was purchased from Deeezy.com. I used a mask on the photo on the second page and the cass-scatteredelements script using the succulent tubes. I also used the book script.

I had already done my shopping, but how could it be? this script had not seen! Thank you Sheila Hogg for showing it in action here. I quickly went to the Store and also bought this script. i couldn't resist ! Me happy !