Anne Lamp

Before I posted the chain idea, I had looked to see if it was available by the yard etc.  Some of the crafting sights even had it on a spook for not to much.

For your gnome railings, would something like this work? 

Q P 3 extra .  Doing this Q P would have been quick, if I had not spent so much time adding myself to the hammock  by the beach in Florida.  Sheesh, most of you know how it is when you get an idea in your head.  LOL

Quick Page day 2.  My Foxy Girl. She had just been groomed and was standing in the window behind my couch which is one of her favorite spots.

Quick Page 1   My Sister Gala and I in Hawaii in 2012.

I downloaded a $1 special from creativefabrica (https://www.creativefabrica.com/product/animal-jokes-sublimation-bundle/)and this developed from one of the paged from that.  The original one had a cute cow and no background.  My 81 year old Sister has always loved the Live, Laugh, Love saying and she also aced her Concealed Carry shooting test. I sent her a picture of the original and this  evolved from there.  She wanted it made with a Jackass, but I think this is a mule picture that I have no idea where I got it from some time ago.  I did add the bows and pearls so that it was obvious that it was a female. She loves it and is going to print it and put it in a 8x10 frame. 

A = Accepting  My dad always accepted me as I was regardless of what phase I was going though at the time.

There is a "square" challenge over in PSP Maniacs and this is what I made. The music note background paper and the people are from Creative Fabrica. The definition was from Wikipedia. I tried to get one song from each decade since the 40s, and the crossed out ones from this year.

For the background I adapted "Spring landscape with flowers" from  Creative fabrica.   The Alphabet is one that is on the $1 special (at least it is still there today 5/27) The butterflies are mostly from C F also but some may be from other places.  Mostly I just wanted to use that beautiful Alpha. 

Project 5   I again used a screenshot from an Explore live cam  (https://explore.org/livecams/raptor-resource-project/mississippi-river-flyway-cam)   I have no idea what kind of turtles these are, but it was such a nice clear close up of them, I decided to use it.

Project 4    I used screenshots this time taken by me a few years ago , It was again an Explore live cam, one I have been watching and chatting on for 10 years.  Hog Island Osprey Nest.  I elected not to use any scatter because the background etc was already pretty busy.   P S- The bird flying silhouette is one I created (using PSP21) from a screenshot I took this year of an Osprey flying into his nest.

Project 3  I again used screenshots from Explore live cams.  this on is.  (https://explore.org/livecams/grace-gorillas/gorilla-forest-corridor)

19 hours ago, Susan Ewart said:

Wow those Explore live cams have nice screenshot resolution.  Do you get to watch them moving and choose your own screenshot.  I will have to check that out.  

Most if not all of them have a rewind for at least several hours.  You can click anyplace on the rewind and it will start the view from there, so  you can pick whatever is on the screen at the time for a screenshot.  There is no way I could spend enough time on any of them to get a decent live pic.  The resolution is fairly good, but I do shop the pics and sometime resize them before using them.

I have again used a screenshot from an Explore live cam.  I added a lighter paper under the horizontal text because I didn't think it showed up enough.

Here is my day 3 project.  The photo was a screenshot from one of the many explore live cams  (https://explore.org/livecams/african-wildlife/naledi-cat-eye) I think I will be using pics from some of them for these projects. 

I got a little carried away with this 1st project.  The sandwich is ham on rye with vegies and mayo,  I didn't want anything hot to drink so I am having orange juice.  I get sloppy so I gave myself some paper napkins. .  I chose the tablecloth because I think I am going to be doing mostly animals for my projects.

I have done Boot Camp before, but I haven't been doing much lately so I thought I would do B C again to hopefully get me in the mood to do more.

X-Ray vision -- How else could she know what you were doing outside or in the basement, or---well you get the idea.

S -Social Secretary --- Part of her job is keeping the all the kid's appointments, activities, etc. organized and doable.

I finally did the 1 2 3. The background pic and the Osprey pic are from the Hog Island Osprey nest.  the frame if from this week's FreeDigitalMinikit. the folded ribbon is from CreativeFabrica the buttons are from (I don't have a clue) The folds in the background image were created from "Folded-paper-textures-collection-27671119" downloaded from C F.

B = Beautiful -- All Mothers are Beautiful in some way even if they are not physically perfect.

Nice layout. Thanks for telling why the face is blurred out.  I don't blame them, I refuse to post hardly any of my family's children's photos and very few of the adult ones on the internet.  I know their pictures are all over the place becaus everyone else in the family post them. 

1 hour ago, MoniqueN. said:

My son and his girlfriend don't want their daughter (my granddaughter) on the internet, so I had to blur her?

I changed the photo with Adobe capture in a line drawing. All the other elements are from kits in my stash, mostly from pixelscrapper.?

I opened a blank square page, flood filled it with the blue, opened a new raster layer then used a not solid brush to make blobs of the other colors all over the page. From there I played with the kaleidoscope until I got something I liked.  With that I used the pattern to make this. 

I found all the eggs yesterday and put them in the basket, I considered giving each one a shadow, but didn't (we all know how Cassel is about adding shadows LOL). Then I started to playing with one of the eggs and removed the # and got it to look almost perfect.  I won't use it because we do not have permission from C. to use these eggs.  It took some work, but once I got that idea I just had to see what I could do.  Happy Easter to all who celebrate it.