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Digging into my own archives for this. It's from Lab 6 Mod 02 which taught me to make vector flowers, a string tube, and a hand-stitched alpha. I don't usually create complete layouts for Labs as I'm simply trying to learn the techniques. https://scrapbookcampus.com/the-lab/lab-6-module-02/

this one - out of the bound

When I came across the blog post with the Out of Bound Technique I just had to give it a try. What fun! Here is what I think was my 2nd try at it.

Another image learnt from Carole's PSP Christmas 2 webinar. It was line drawn, coloured and shaded. The glitter edging made a lovely finish.

this one I made for the Vector Workshop

here is one I made for the Bootcamp day 3

I can see the post but if you don't I will. I turned the flowers at the back into a hexagon For that I call it Gaudi

I absolutely love the look of the Out of Bound Technique and so have done several versions of it. Here is another.

Here is one from me - it's a Get well card fro the Card Workshop. And before you start yawning, a lot of effort went into this because the photos were for different places, different backgrounds different sizes, etc. The diamond background and key lines were from those little Lab classes. This card has been VERY well received by the recipients.

This is the Shadow Box I created for the Shadow Box master class

Exploding cutouts : Lab 12 – Module 9 | Scrapbook Campus

I got to thinking, the Out of Bound Technique image does not have to stand on its own, so I blurred it for a background, after having misted part of it and then put my out of bound image on the top and framed the whole image. I have a lot of fun with this technique. Thanks Carole!

Another image from the Masks workshop.

I enjoyed the Masks workshop from February 2022 and used my photos throughout.

8/I made this one for a book summery

7 / And another one. now a part decorated with another patro. I call it Goudi.

I couldn't get enough of the graffity

I really love this lesson "lifted shadows" I use it several times, including this one that I really like ))) all credits on my gallery

Back down memory lane. In Lab 6 Mod 01 I learned how to make a seamless "cathedral window" pattern, a wooden frame, and a puffy paint look for the text. I really need to get back to the labs ... so much to do, so little time. https://scrapbookcampus.com/the-lab/lab-6-module-01/

As a Diamond member at the time I used LABS13 Stencils to create a star that I replicated to make a cake band for a new year family party.

I have learnt from Carole that shading is really important and I try and follow the principles although I don't always get it looking plausible. The piece of ribbon is completely flat but the shading makes it look warped. I used the free hand selection tool to mark out a bit, modify and feathered and then the brightness and contrast. Love how the shading can alter the perspective of an image.

Zigzag Stitch : Lab 12 – Module 7 | Scrapbook Campus

The very first exercise for me was back in March 2020 which was the sandwich full of gherkins.

9/ This background looks easy but not all came through the jury. Only one jury member that's me.

5 / A combination of the Bleu Jeans patron and framed text.

4/ Lenoleum patron.

Folded paper tree : Lab 12 – Module 12 | Scrapbook Campus

Rocky was one of our rescues. She was the best cat! Template # 194 by Bourico Casper, AKA, Lady 22.

And a creative Masterclass that I very much enjoyed was the Beautiful Mess Masterclass so we could turn our own images into creative effects.

10/ One from the vector class.

Going through files of layouts I've created has been interesting....in that I'm finding very few! Most of them are ones I've made as cards or greetings for friends or FB, etc. Or they don't connect directly to a lab or tutorial. Or they were from monthly challenges. Huh. I did find the Text Workshop layouts I did, so I picked this one with filled text. Those workshop lessons were, however, only for Diamond members. But I have learned so much by being a member of this group, here and on FB and YouTube.

This was made following a tutorial from the Lab on making a stencil with an adorable image of these little owls (a freebie by Creative Fabrica)

I don't remember where is this lesson for the writing in the sand, but here's what I did after this lesson all credit on my gallery

And here is one of the Labs. A tile to make a paper background. I went above and beyond and the different colors are layered, so if I need yellow and green instead of red, white and blue, it's super easy to recolor.

I have a running inside joke about monkeys with Alyssa, my oldest granddaughter. So, this is a pop-up card, where the mouth opens. I don't do scrapbook pages, per se, but I use Paint Shop Pro constantly, to make gifts and cards for my whole family.

Many of you will know what the very first tutorial I did when I first joined the campus, and that was the Flair Button, in the creative scrap. This page, I did for a challenge, where you had to create a page using 20 of the same element. Such as buttons, flowers, ribbons etc. I chose to do 20 flair buttons. In this page there are other techniques used found in the blog, masterclasses, and creative scrap. Extractions, text on a curve, blend modes, creating gradients, shadowing.

One of my favorite workshops was the Text Workshop Workshops Index | Scrapbook Campus. I constantly use these techniques when creating titles and text for my projects. The background paper was created using the Embossed Patter Tutorial Lab 12 – Module 5 | Scrapbook Campus.

This was done for day 5 of the Vector Workshop. I don't know how to find the link for the tutorial!

I love this workshop, too, Susan. Your layout is beautiful! This was my own favorite...

https://scrapbookcampus.com/promo/masks-workshop/lesson-1/ MASKS WORKSHOP - Day 1 I loved this workshop. I had wanted to learn how to do masks for so long and was grateful when the workshop came around again.

https://scrapbookcampus.com/basic-scrap-course-1/module-07/ BASIC SCRAPBOOKING - MODULE 7 Two more modules were added to theBasic Scrapbooking Course (for the Diamond members). This is my module 7.

After a masterclass on blending photos I have put the calf in the photo where the other cows were grazing. And later I have used this technique a couple of times in bigger layouts, so here is it better to see.

We had a masterclass on how to use numbers in a layout and that class was just before our 50th wedding anniversary, now almost 2 years ago

https://scrapbookcampus.com/basic-scrap-course-1/module-03/ BASIC SCRAPBOOKING - Module 3 This was the course I took right after my first bootcamp. It is a really good course for any level of experience. It's really good for "what do I do next" after taking the bootcamp as a newbie.

For this scrap, I use the master class "Blending Pictures" and work on title (transform on the vector font) but I don't remember what is this lesson oops

I always liked a Sketch Challenge. This one is from Nov. 2021 featuring my granddaughter, Jackie, and her husband, Corey, dancing at their wedding.

I'm really busy this past week getting my "stuff" and "place" ready for a trip my daughter and I will be taking next week. But I check in and this forum has been great showing us the amazing techniques Carole has given us in her tutorials, Labs, Master Classes. AND - she is such a great teacher - if you don't know how to boil water, she will show you. THANK YOU, CAROLE, FOR ALL YOU HAVE DONE FOR US - THE FRIENDSHIP IN THIS MARVELOUS SITE, THE TEACHING YOU HAVE GIVEN US. Love you all and thank you for showing us your takes on what Carole has been teaching us.

I created this page after the Masterclass 'In the news with PaintShop Pro.

Halloween Effects https://scrapbookcampus.com/master-classes/halloween-effects/

This is a result of the SCRIPTING course https://scrapbookcampus.com/paintshop-pro-scripting-course/ I am currently taking. This was in the beginning (lesson 2 of 25 lessons). Now I will be able to tweak the script to have the user choose their own color as we just learned how to make it interactive with the materials palette opening for the user to choose a color, pattern or gradient for each circle. So cool! We are now at lesson 7, I wonder what surprises await us.