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Thanks, @Jannette Nieuwboer, but it's @Chris Schults that's not feeling well.
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H = Happy Hanukkah!
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The Yule Ball is from the Harry Potter stories. I pieced together a bunch of different elements including a few touches from Particle Shop onto a background pic of the empty ballroom. The font is, appropriately, Harry P.
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From the album: Michele Fineron
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I just downloaded Samantha Upright and discovered I have several different fonts with Samantha in their names. You may have looked at the wrong font in Character Map as I did. BTW, this is the first font where the Bonus File has a PDF showing every single glyph. I wish every font designer would do that as it's so much easier to see them in a large format.
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Does the dafont version have the glyphs? Oftentimes the free ones don't.
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CF has both and Handycheera has some cool glyphs.
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What a thoughtful pairing. ❤️
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Absolutely wonderful, @Cassel! This will be a very treasured gift.
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Y = Yogurt, frozen ~ I think I might be cheating a little.
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I've been using Lightshot for years. It's free, easy, and has lots of options for your screenshots. https://app.prntscr.com/en/index.html
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@Mary Solaas Give yourself a big pat on the back for creating such a beautiful collection.
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V = Veggie fries
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Mother of pearl buttons for the snowlady are simply perfect! Plus, I love mother of pearl; I seem to remember I had some for buttons on a sweater.
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You can change the audience for specific posts on FB by creating custom lists or using one of the existing ones they offer.
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Had fun with this one. I updated the one I made years ago for the same theme. (I've been doing that a lot lately to save time.) The font is Little Brushy Regular.
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From the album: Michele Fineron
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I've rethought my approach and am working on my new pages.
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Please make sure you share again next year. This is such a fun story.
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Precious memories. ❤️
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I could be wrong, but I think if you add them one by one, they display one under the other. If you select both from the gallery, they display side by side.
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Blend modes interact with the layer(s) below. I'm sure there's plenty of info in the campus on this topic, but a quick search in the PSP Help Topics is below. After years of PSP, I still don't understand them all: the explanations are a little too technical for me. https://help.corel.com/paintshop-pro/v24/en/help/index.html#page/Corel_PaintShop_Pro/blending_layers.html