Annie Tobin

Oh My Gosh! I have been away for a week and what happens? Well, you all create beautiful things that's what! Dear Scrapbook Campus Friends you really are a creative bunch and I love being a part of this amazing group. Whilst I would love to comment individually I think I would be here until Christmas next year! The best part about the week of deprivation ... to come back and peruse all the delightful work, THANK YOU! mwah! mwah! mwah!

You are such a sweetie Michele, thank you so much!  <3

Hello Scrapbook Campus Friends.  My play for today was to make a Christmas alpha.  I was inspired by a couple of letters I stumbled across in a google search.  I made all from scratch except for the jingle bells and the holly leaves.  I created the cluster first and then I went to work on the letters.  Most of the patterns were my own creation but I did use some of Cassels and some from Pixel Scrapper.  I could have displayed all but decided to just go with the santa theme.  Thanks for takin a peek!

E = Eggnog

Connie, I think you did very well on this one. The vertical text is perfect for the title and the bevel looks AOK to me, well done Hon. <3

C = Candles

A = Angel

LOL! But ... did you notice that the stocking appears empty, tsk tsk tsk. Thanks Michele, ;D The script pauses to allow you to open the ribbons you want to use. If you want them in a specific order then you need to open them in that order otherwise the script will select randomly and may skip using a ribbon or two. I tend to use 6 ribbons as that seems to give even layering but it really does depend on what look you want to achieve. It is a great script and especially for this time of year. The ribbons were created from another script by Joann's Digital Designs "Perforated Cotton Edging". I'm a little addicted to scripts, lol!

Cristina ... a big thank you!

Trish, lovely work on xmas 8 and 9. Masks are very influenced by the papers used and as you have shown us the results may differ slightly, thanks Hon.

Dawn, as always your comments are treasured, thank you.

Lynn, they are just lovely and I can see them properly if I click on the link beside them. Well done Hon and they are very Christmassy!

Y = Yuletide

 

Bonnie, your information regards the word Xmas was intriguing and makes me feel more comfortable about using it, thank you!

Beautifully turned out Cristina, well done Hon. <3

I have just completed this one for the Santa theme.  The photo that I used is by Annie Spratt from Unsplash.  It was virtually a blank canvas so I was able to put the poem and the jester type Santa onto it.  The Santa in the upper right corner was created using JDD's psp script "Shelf Santa".  The tree I created using Cassel's "Ribbon Tag Tree" psp script.  The tub and pressies I made myself.  The rest are tubes I have had for a while, source unknown.  The alpha was a freebie download off the web.  Thanks for takin a peek!

Trish, I love this and it has me intrigued, well done. Santa looks like he has had just enough whisky to make his jolly indeed! <3

Thanks Dawn ... your comments are always very welcome my friend. <3

Trish your Christmas Lights page is very pretty ... your work is always very quaint, I love it.

I think the world is a little "bonkers" currently, nothing seems predictable. Perhaps Mother Earth is just telling us to stay on our toes! <3

Thanks Michele, always appreciated my friend. Safe and healthy is my aim however the heat has other ideas, ;D

And ... I love your "Decorating the Christmas Tree" page ... maybe I should just say that I love Fabulous Divas, ;)

Hi Scrapbook Campers.  I have been following some of Cassel's tutorials on making plaid patterns.  I ended up doing each tutorial and then created some bows using the Christmas Poinsettia Bow by Joann's Digital Designs.  These are the results.  Thanks for takin a peek!

Hi Trish. One of our beach areas, Woodgate, has been evacuated a couple of times in the past two weeks and the fire is now downgraded to a controlled fire. It will all depend on the heat and wind conditions which are both expected to pick up towards the end of this week! My sympathy goes to those who suffer from asthma or any serious lung conditions as they are really being hammered. There is no sign of rain so the fire fighters just have to struggle as best they can. :(

W = Winter Wonderland (song)

What a fun facebook cover, well done Sherie, I love it! :D

Thanks dear Trish and I must say that your card is gorgeous and your snow globe is really cute, well done my friend. <3

Thanks Carole ... that was extremely helpful information ... now to put it to good use! :D

R = Red ... a true Santa color!

Hi Dawn and Michele. Thanks for your praise. They were fun to do. <3

Hi again everyone. Here are two Christmas cards inspired by the webinar, Paintshop Christmas 4. All photos used are freebies from the web. Thanks for takin a peek!