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Annie Tobin
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Beautiful work Sheila, well done! <3
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Thanks for your lovely comment Cristina, much appreciated. Here is a copy of what I spelt out for Michele regards the title, hope you can make sense of it! (As for the alpha, well … I found on the web a sample of an alpha that I liked. Copied it into psp, then copied the letters I wanted with the pen tool using a solid line setting size 1, putting each letter on a separate layer. The initial outline was plain the scratchy bits came later. After the initial outline I clicked inside the letter with the magic wand and then expanded by 5 or 10 (whatever suits you) and then, adding a new raster layer, flood filled with a floral pattern set to a percentage to suit the size of the letter (alpha). I then went back to the original solid thin outline and added the scratchy uneven bits again using the pen tool, solid line, size 1. I then merged the outline layer with the pattern layer, making sure the outline was on top. After that I simply placed each one in the correct order to form the title. I like using the pen tool in the mode Draw Point to Point – Bezier Curves just in case I need to add a curve or two. It was a bit fiddly but very rewarding. I hope this helps Michele, I’m no Cassel when it comes to tuts, LOL! Maybe Cassel can make sense of what I have been gabbling on about and create a tut for us!!! <3)
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Hi Michele. Thanks so much for your kind comments my friend. As for the alpha, well … I found on the web a sample of an alpha that I liked. Copied it into psp, then copied the letters I wanted with the pen tool using a solid line setting size 1, putting each letter on a separate layer. The initial outline was plain the scratchy bits came later. After the initial outline I clicked inside the letter with the magic wand and then expanded by 5 or 10 (whatever suits you) and then, adding a new raster layer, flood filled with a floral pattern set to a percentage to suit the size of the letter (alpha). I then went back to the original solid thin outline and added the scratchy uneven bits again using the pen tool, solid line, size 1. I then merged the outline layer with the pattern layer, making sure the outline was on top. After that I simply placed each one in the correct order to form the title. I like using the pen tool in the mode Draw Point to Point - Bezier Curves just in case I need to add a curve or two. It was a bit fiddly but very rewarding. I hope this helps Michele, I'm no Cassel when it comes to tuts, LOL! Maybe Cassel can make sense of what I have been gabbling on about and create a tut for us!!! <3
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Love it to bits Dawn, simple and very effective, my kinda project, :)
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Thanks so much Dawn … yes, I do treasure those memories. :)
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Another for the June word challenge. Thanks for takin a peek.
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Awww, thanks Cristina, very much appreciated my friend. You are too kind! <3
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Hello Scrapbook Campus Friends. I was perusing Cassel's earlier tutorials and liked the look of the Basic Scrap Course Module 2 layout so decided to give it a go. I am totally enamoured of the Open as One Layer script … bonus, and I am becoming addicted to creating alpha. Also can use this one for the June word challenge. Thanks for takin a peek.
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Very much agree Patricia … helps to keep me sane, lol!
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Thanks Dawn, again very much appreciated. :)
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Thank you Dawn, very much appreciated. :)
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I've enjoyed viewing all your work Patricia. Simple, uncluttered … they make a statement, a pleasure to view. :)
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Thanks again Michele, you rock my friend! :)))
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Just did this one for the Basic Scrap Course - Module One … another case of killing two birds with one stone, :) Thanks for takin a peek.
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Thanks Cassel, much appreciated. I'm having fun with it all … so much to learn! :)
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I had to have a go at this. Such simplicity and very effective. Wanted a grungy/messy alpha and couldn't find one so decided to create my own … turned out ok! I'm finding more and more that creating your own elements etc., with psp is very self satisfying. Thanks for takin a peek!
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Lovely use of texture Michele, job well done my friend. :)
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Hello Members. Killing two birds with one stone here. Just finished Lab 8 - Module 2 so decided to utilise it for the June Word Challenge. Thanks for takin a peek. Hugs......Annie T
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Hello Scrapbook Campus Members. My combination result for Lab 8 - Module 2. Thanks for takin a peek. :)
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Thanks Cristina. I don't usually work with blue but it just seemed to fit with this one … I was determined to use the picture once I stumbled across it, lol!
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Cristina this is truly delightful. Simple beauty at it's best … I love simplicity, says so much more than clutter. A joy to view. Hugs......Annie T
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Completed this today as a combined result for Lab 6 - Module 5. Went a slightly different track than the comic book direction. Lil' Morticia seems so cute and definitely taking her role seriously, :) Hugs......Annie T
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Love your work Marlene and Cassel. Finished this today for Lab 6 - Module 5. Went a slightly different track than the comic book direction. I thought this little tot was sooo cute and definitely taking her Morticia role seriously. Thanks for takin a peek.
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Thanks dear Cristina. Now that I have shown my true colours let me say in my defence that I had the best of intentions but I haven't got there myself yet, LOL! Very pleased that you liked the silhouette scrap. Amazing how the background can help to tone things down. :) Annie.
What are you working on (in June)?
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