Anne Lamp

It had to be a lot of work but these are some great unique papers.

Even thought I am not participating in the A. boot camp, I just want to say how nice everyone's projects are. I will continue to follow the posts.

I went back to my Affinity downloads and tried both exe ones, just in case I had the wrong one first. Same problem. Thanks

Thanks, Because you had told us about your problems before, I made sure I used the exe one. Thanks fore reminding me about it though because that could have been the problem.

I was going to try the Affinity Bootcamp but when I tried to set up Affinity I kept getting the notice "supported windows version is not found" When I opened the more information there were several things. I had turned off window updates quite a while ago, because they were interfering with some of my older programs. I won't try to get a later version update for that reason. If I thought I would be using Affinity long term, I might try to figure something out. Oh well, I was just going to try the bootcamp to check out the program. With all the conglomerated problems I have seen here, I don't think it would be a program I would like anyway. I do this stuff for fun and don't like a lot of stress interfering with my fun. Thanks Cassel and others too that have tried to help with the issues.

The photos are mine taken after the Jan 5/6 snow storm. The frame is Thecass-PaintedFrames1-Sample-02.

I believe I will give this a try. You have my permission to share my email for the 90 day trial.

My favorite and most played were the Roller Coaster Tycoon series. I had the original and a couple of others. I may have to check out the ones that are supposed to work on Win 10. But maybe not. I could spend way to much time on those games. (thanks for the link you shared about Tycoon)

What a precious memory. I bet you had a few tears when you found that precious keepsake. My extent with knitting was when my Mom and I took a class at least 20 years ago. I never caught the knitting bug, but my Mom got pretty good at it.

I had looked up the info before looking closer at the afghans. At first I thought they were crocheted because I have seldom seen the knit ones done in the waver pattern. They are gorgeous.

I looked it up Crocheted blankets became known as afghans because of the popularity of patterned textiles from Afghanistan in the mid-1800s

Great photo of this beautiful flower. My suggestion to your language choice is to go with your own language and just include the English word in your explanation. Since we have to think of something with a certain letter and you "think" in Dutch, it would add a extra problem to deciding on an object. Besides that way the rest of us would learn another Dutch word.

Here is my A layout. I will try to make the next one more interesting. Albums. The house is from ps_jessica-dunn_361407_perfect-pear-wooden-home_pu The A is am_intex the other text is Javanese Text the background is janclark-DSFeb2023bt-paper-1

In response to all the dust questions. Yes you can photograph dust. I am not a great housekeeper, but my whole house isn't this bad. This if from a back room that doesn't get cleaned often. Also I have the windows open when it is warm with a window fan pulling air (and dust) in all summer and fall.

C = Cotton Candy