Annie Tobin

Aw ... way cute Laurie, that critter is jus beggin for some petting! Well done Hon. ;D

You Go Girl!

Mary this is a delightful page. The gradient chevron is very clever and you have masked the photo beautifully. Well done. ;D

Truly lovely Minka and the background paper is the perfect colour to compliment the beautiful sunset photo. ;)

 

Ann, you have done a stellar job on this page. It is very informative and I appreciate that. I am in a Music Forum and never knew that Ella Fitzgerald or Megadeth had done covers of this (now) classic song. Enjoyed the perusal my friend. ;D

Betsy, you have done very well with the Backyard Baseball page. Very clever idea with the baseball stitching across the photos and the folded paper is nicely done. ;)

LOL! Well aren't we all different ... and, that delivers inspiration. I love The Belt Story ... quirky and right up my alley Michele. Solid Satin is lovely. Advice? ... not from me, just don't knock yourself honeybun cos I think you do very well. Hugs ... Annie T

Lovely logos dear Sue and I like how you change them up. I made mine a long time ago and have never bothered to change it. Perhaps you would call it more a watermark than a logo but it suits me, lol!

 

Very sweet logo Corrie ... I hope you get to use it often. I am happy you are having the COVID immunisation if that is what you want. I have decided not to go that path. We are all so different on so many levels. I find myself way more accepting of personality quirks these days and have discovered the love that goes with it. Judgement free and respect for all ... feels good. Much love dear Corrie. ;D

 

Lovely Minka ... willow is timeless, well done. ;)

A delightful page Minka and a beautiful use of colour. Confessing our sins draws attention to the flaws ... I would not have noticed had you not pointed it out ... just thought it was the way you intended. Background, blending, everything about it is beautiful. Well done my friend. ;D

A beautiful page Sue. It is funny here in the Southern Hemisphere, Spring doesn't generate as much enthusiasm as up North. My joy is in Autumn and Winter and I would guess that is because the weather is so moderate during those seasons. Spring and Summer are blistering so best to get all the gardening etcetera done in the Autumn and Winter months. I wish you all the joy of a Northern Spring my friend. ;)

A fun page Laurie and my hands always smell of dirt ... in winter. Way too hot to be working in the garden here in Spring! ;D

Hi Lynda. This link is to a tutorial on this forum by Cassel. Hopefully you will get an understanding of FU2 and how to import other filters into it. Let me know how you get on. ;)

https://scrapbookcampus.com/2017/10/featured-resource-filters-unlimited-2-0/

Playing around with cutout edges again today.  Lab 7 Module 11 has terrific tutorials and I am a little addicted, and the cutout edge is also a mask tutorial ... double bonus!   Thanks for takin a peek.  ;)

Thanks so much Lynda, always appreciated my friend. I downloaded the plugin (eliminate white) to my plugin folder in My PSP Files and I extracted it there. Then, through PSP, I went to Filters Unlimited 2 and imported it into there. Once in FU2 it shows up under the Navigator tab as Transparency and to the right of that you will see the Eliminate Black and Eliminate White options. Hope this helps and if you have any queries just holler!

https://www.maidiregrafica.eu/paginafiltri/filtriE.html#Eliminate%20Black/White

 

I hear where you are coming from dear Sue. I have even created a list of the tutorials and where they can be located but these days I tend to overlook things. In my head I know that I have done the lesson and I can even visualize the associated samples but alas ... age is quickly catching up with me. There must be a better way ... I can't even come up with the right words to do a search, ROTFL! ;D

Absolutely delightful dear Minka ... and, I loved your chatty, helps us to get to know one another. You must have a green thumb because I see your garden as being innovative and gorgeous. I have small raised garden beds as I can no bend for any length of time without getting back pain. Pumpkins will not bear fruit, lettuce and dill seed will not germinate. So, frustrating! Lack of insect activity so I am going to plant into one bed some bee attracting flowers to see if that will do the trick. I have an insect hotel and there seems to be insects attracted to it just not the ones that pollinate the vegie patch. ;D

Thanks dear Cristina. I made them ages ago when I followed the tuts for L7M11. The big trick for me was getting the holes right so that they would be symmetrical. I think I spent days revamping until they worked. Probably why I never bothered putting holes on the crab one, lol!

Thanks Sue, much appreciated as always. The punched heart edge is from a Cassel tut - Lab 7 Module 11 Cutout Edge. The sample layout at the top intrigued me and I was determined to emulate it. It is a terrific lesson and I ended up making 4 cutout edge templates ... heart, crab, fish, and flower. Delightful ground squirrel page my friend ... happy to know that Spring is well on its way for you now. ;D

Thanks Lynda! ;)

A lovely frame Ann and you have put it to good use, well done. Lovely photos of your granddaughter and her fiance. Jackie has a really beautiful head of hair, glorious colour. ;D

Thanks very much dear Cristina. I too have a soft spot for the kookaburra. There are several around here and their laughing call never fails to put a smile on my face. ;D

Love it Michele, terrific layout and delightful colours. Well done Hon. ;D

Dear Corrie, I love this page, it is such fun. The elephant border with the diamond pattern is really effective my friend and on the whole draws the eye to the centre photo which is where you want it to go. Lovely my friend, well done. And, thank you very much for your lovely comment on my page, always appreciated. ;D