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We spent Christmas at Caesar's Windsor in Windsor, Canada. The weather was a little foggy😄. We had a wonderful time and didn't lose a whole lot. The background is my photo and the small picture is mine with Carole's Frame filled with a glitter that I made using one of cass glitter scripts. The red background is from Creative Fabrica. The font is Christmas Crafter and can be found on Creative Fabrica.
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My thoughts this morning: can you make a square circle? So I started with a vector square, duplicated it (so I could show the transformation), and on the duplicate I used the nodes as symetric and made a circle - in a different fill color so that it could be seen; saved it as a pspimage, then as a png, and then as a jpg so I could show it here.
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PSP works with pixels. The resolution will be important for the printing/displaying. So, if you have a 4-inch image, it will be 4800 pixels wide, which is obviously going to be a larger file size than a 1200 pixels image (which would be typical of a 300 dpi). As far as resizing, it will just be easier to resize it before adding to your current project as it will be easier to manipulate.2 points
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The important part is that you didn't lose a lot. It has been wet and foggy here for so long we are all feeling sun-deprived. Glad you had fun.2 points
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Yes, Carole you are a genius. This is what my husband told me to do. And I believe there was one layer that was the culprit. It happened so long ago it's foggy. I hope this works for you Julie. It's frustrating when something is going wrong and you dont know why.1 point
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For testing purposes, can you delete some layers and resave and then compare at which point the file size would change? Or do it the other way around and re-add layers one by one (or a few), even if you are not arranging precisely?1 point
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Those elves aren't just sitting on the shelf....they are watching us, every move we make. They snap photos with their ninja-elf quick reflexes. Dont take your eye off them! If you see a flash out of the corner of your eye....it's THEM! BEWARE, the Elf on the shelf!1 point
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I decided to share this silly pic. That elf name etc was actually the first one I got when I clicked on it. I did not alter it at all. What I want to know is how in the heck did they get a picture of me to use. AH HA, it must have been from Santa. The text is Santa-Ugly-Sweater-6018607 The free text on C F today 12/29.
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The calendar looks so professional. Great work, Monique!1 point
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I think this is the last Christmas theme of the year! The template is from CD, the font is Nomah, presents from a Corel picture tube, and my sequin picture tube. Do you think the sequins were too much? I was going to delete them, but I ran out of time and had to post it to my group with only seconds to spare.1 point
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Our pickleball Christmas luncheon. Template by The Cherry On Top .1 point
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Once a week a group of women to meet to play pickleball. After pickleball, we share a picnic lunch and play games. This day we played Jenga. One of our towers reached 28 layers and one reached 34! Template= Lab 13-04.1 point
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Wishing you all a wonderful Dec 25 & those who celebrate it a Joyous Christmas. Most of the alphas are freebies from Cassel.
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@Mary Solaas You're right that one of my granddaughters is a zookeeper but it is here on the East Coast, in Lake Ariel, PA. It is called Claws N Paws Animal Park and is really more of a tourist attraction than a true zoo.
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Almost done with 2022 Alphabet Workshop - Y is for Yellowstone.
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I have been rather busy and haven't been inside this tread for a while, so I'm not going to comment on every entree, but it was a joy to browse! For all of you have a very good Christmas time, in which ever way you celebrate this time of the year. Thanks for all the inspiration, comments, friendship and support and may this continue in 2024!!!
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