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If I were going to make this pointy square like this, I would make a square and then put four circles along the edges and delete, but that won’t get me a vector, will it? how do I make this shape? And I want a preset shape so I can change it to a Diamond with the same style. https://www.stretchshapes.net/product/4-point-shape-1/ Well, I can’t figure out how to get the image from the website to this post. ☺️

Ah, Jannette, I am so sorry this keeps happening! We use so much slang, I don’t see how any of the Europeans can figure out what we’re saying! (And that includes the English!) Ann has the right of it. It just means to get into the inner-workings. Under the hood of a car is the inner workings of the car. (However “behind the curtain” also showed the inner workings of the Wizard in Oz, so maybe not much different, afterall.) I often will delete a word or change a phrase when I post here, thinking it could be confusing, but I don’t always think about it. Just keep in mind we admire you all, and could NEVER do what you do! Google translate, or not!

If anybody has Filter Forge, see a couple of my filters. They are still there 10-15 years later! (This idea is from today’s Filter Forge Masterclass - I bought it and was surprised to see my old account was still viable!) https://www.filterforge.com/filters/9010.html And https://www.filterforge.com/filters/9012.html They each have over two thousand downloads and work with FF 2.0 and higher.

If you go to the public library, look at Dewey Decimal number 741.2. This is Zentangle and other Doodle Arts. The 740s in general are very interesting.

I am so slow because I went down a rabbit hole on songs with color in them. ? QUESTION: Cassel, on Day 3 video, around 4:43, you are able to color sample the red shirt while your plain text layer (a different layer) is active. I used to have this ability YEARS ago, but had lost it. Can you think of the setting I have messed with which precludes me from sampling any layer except my active one? It is a terrific time waster!

On the cameras - maybe I should look at mine and see if there is another setting? LOLOLOL! Gerry, Athens looks pretty fancy there! I'm guessing they went with neoclassical because of the name (Greek) Athens. Sue, quite perfect!

Oh, Shirley, I really like that! Is it called Zentangle? (The pen art). The colors are very pretty together!

I should have gone with an 8 1/2 x 11 instead of the 12 x 12, but I didn't think (and still do not think) I wil be printing it, so wh not go with the traditional square? I'm not even sure I like this! (The Title) We have one of those Robert Love "Love" statues, so the O is off kilter. I think I may have it too close; will be interesting to see it here online.

How hard can it be to put a few words and a big picture together? How many people here have a camera which takes 12” minimum photos, both dimensions? How many people here spend 1/2 hour to get a photo up-to-size by only 30% using AI? And it’s not even finished! (This is on my new 2023). I’m not sure what the 2022 would do. And the PSP X2 or X4 would only make it blurry.

There is a book called Steal Like An Artist 10 Things Nobody Told You About Being Creative Kleon, Austin On the NY Times bestsellers list! I just downloaded it from my Public Library. the first page is a quote from Picasso. “Art is Theft”

That's just perfect, Sheila! Is Coughton Court still the home of the Throckmortons? There was a daffodil show there for at least a few years, maybe 2014-2018? because the American, Dr. TomThrockmorton, was a Daffodil VIP and breeder. I think they wanted to get a broad array of his originations growing there for display purposes.

Yay on the surgery! Doing the happy dance for you! ??‍♀️? The LO is very beautiful …great photo. And the alpha-font treatment is really, really nice!

Aw, Calli, don’t sweat it! It is soooo hard to keep people straight when you’re new to the group (assuming you’re new….actually, I’m rather new, too). Just remember there are millions of us and only one of you and it will take a while, and we know that. One things which helps is the photos. I had a much easier time remembering people with thumbnail photos in the beginning, but soon their individual personalities come through as well as their different designs, whether they had a photo or not.

Beautiful LO, beautiful woman. Beautiful tribute.

Sidetracked - yes. Sheila, you hit the nail on the head! That is at least half the time I spend on this thing! I kept seeing articles and other links I wanted to follow! QUESTION: So on this party on Sunday, 11:00 am Eastern Time, and it appears the link here will become live at the correct time:https://scrapbookcampus.com/promo/campus-dozen/. The question is: Will we been seen? In other words, Do I need to put on makeup? hahahaha Inquiring minds (and pale people) need to know! (this is an American joke)

I think I have one more of my 10 left to post, and I was going to post more patterned paper because that is my most beloved, but I want you all to think I am multi-versed in PSP, so here is well, never mind, here is more patterned paper, LOL! Pretty much Date Stamps and patterned paper here. Seamless pattern, Polka Dots, Kaleidoscope effects (this was from the forum), and things at the two Vector Master Classes plus a bunch of those vector scripts - vector merge and cut out and vector to brush, and maybe others - these are all shapes from fonts except the plaid - https://scrapbookcampus.com/element-creation-index/plaid-paper-1/ And the paper is from a script. Cass 3-7 preview pattern

Ann, Those are all so creative, and the slats one with the groomsmen on one side and the bridesmaids on the other is perfection! Creative perfection, :) Here is one from me called Square Paper, 1 button, so very easy. https://scrapbookcampus.com/element-creation-index/square-paper/ I made the square paper just like I was supposed to, but shortly after, I made this egg yolk yellow floral paper using those principles, along with that Loom video for making off the wall (asymmetrical) flowers.

Donna, those dandelion puff seed are to die for! I need a short tutorial on how to make those in Particle shop!

Christine, I’m going to go do that wire text class right now! Your example is wonderful! Ann, that State Fair watercolor might be on the wrong paper, but it is stellar! Sheila, you gave that little girl a totally cool look! I’m actually surprised because I thought they meant if you have a photos which isn’t technically good - maybe a bad background or not enough contrast, maybe out of focus it would hide the flaws. I didn’t realize it could transform a not-so-good facial expression. ….and Susan, you double-wheat LO looks like a Cargill Annual report! Very professional!

Congratulations, Carole! I think I’ll come to the party dressed as a clock! There are 12 months in a year. In astrology, there are 12 signs in the Western and the Chinese zodiac. An analogue clock has 12 hours visible on its face. 12:00 hours when the sun shines is called midday or noon, and 12:00 hours when the moon shines in the beautiful sky is called midnight. A dozen is a quantity that contains 12 things. A gross contains 12 dozen. There are 12 inches in a foot. A group of 12 things is called a ‘duodecad.’ There are 12 face cards in a deck. Normally, there are 12 pairs of ribs in the human body. Most the keyboards of a computer have 12 Function Keys. 12 is a composite number, an even number, a natural number, and a whole number. 12 is the smallest number that has exactly six divisors, which are 1, 2, 3, 4, 6 and 12. Regular cubes and cuboids have 12 edges. In Indian schooling, the classes typically end at the 12 standard. In English, 12 is the largest number with only one syllable. Only 12 people have walked on the moon so far. There are 12 stars on the flag of Europe. Jesus had 12 disciples. Scrapbook Campus was started 12 years ago by Carole Asselin, Cassel. Vedantu.com

Sue, what is the light blue background paper texture? I like it a lot, and am always on the lookout for something which shows up in a 600 px, btalso doesn't look too big on a 3600 px. Both the dark and the light above fit the bill!

And here is my filled text., Lab 7-1. Notice no jaggies. I made the pattern with the seamless pattern script because, well, it's a lot faster than me making it myself. I also made the flowers, I think with a very short Loom video for Diamond members here.

Here is one -- the Greek Key. https://scrapbookcampus.com/the-lab/lab-8-module-11/ Once again, this is a pattern tile. Layered. (I do not see the sense in storing full pages of background papers.) I have maybe 10 of these, all slightly different.

Susan, You are a Treasure Hunt savant!

Sheila, I love this…love the color and the glitter edge, too. I’m going to have to look up this masterclass for sure.