Annie Tobin

Sharon, thank you so much for your concern, much appreciated my friend. I love chooks and roosters so your pages appeal to me immensely. Well done for a feisty subject, :)

Hi Scrapbook Campers.  Over the past couple of weeks I have been having issues with PSP 2019 Ultimate.  Well it finally crashed and no amount of uninstalling/reinstalling would save the day.  Interestingly I was having the same issues with PSP X8.  I have now uninstalled both of them and I am back to using PSP X7 which I have always loved.  In losing 2019 and X8 I lost a ton of picture tubes and for that I shed a few frustrated tears and I have been sulking ... as you do!  Eventually I decided that sulking was doing me absolutely no good so I shall just have to have fun creating them all again... ;D  I lost a lot that I had purchased though so I will have to try and locate the downloads to see if I can rescue them.  Dang, but technology can sure be a headache at times.

 

This is my day 4 result for the double take challenge.  I decided to showcase the elements that I have created over the past couple of months.  All bar the birds and butterflies (tubes I have had forever) are my own work.  Thanks for takin a peek!

One more from me for the ice cream challenge.  This photo is from Unsplash and was taken by Toa Heftiba just before tucking into the black buko ice cream from Mamasons Dirty Ice Cream in London.   I used the template Cytisia-DCS-Template artsy2.  Thanks for takin a peek!

Hi Scrapbook Campers.  Again I must say that there is some beautiful and clever work being presented here so... congratulations to all!  This is my day 3.  All photos from Unsplash and all by the same photographer, Vitor Pinto, except for the background photo which was taken by Samantha Gades.  Thanks to Unsplash for the beautiful photography I source ... I have very few photographs of my own you see :(  Font used is a freebie, Xiomara and the two elements I have had forever...  Thanks for takin a peek!

LOL!  Thanks Cassel, I did squish it a bit too much ... wish someone could do that to me!  <3

Hi Scrapbook Campers.  For day 2 of the challenge I used some elements out of kits from Pixel Scrapper "Back to Nature" & "Many Thanks".  All the photos are from Unsplash.  The background papers were made by myself following tutorials by Cassel.  Thanks for takin a peek!

A big thank you to all who commented on my day 1 double page, it is always appreciated my friends. And, congratulations to all for the beautiful work on your pages, very inspirational let me assure you. I was going to comment for individual participants but I would be here all day, ;D

Hello Scrapbook Campers.  Here is my play with the pop art tut tech.  Photo is from Unsplash.  Thanks for takin a peek.

Lovely job on the pop art Michele, cool colors!

Great pop art Libera, well done!

Hello Scrapbook Campers.  Here is my first double page for the double take challenge.  I used the template provided by Cassel and I must say that I really do love the way the masks work ... it was a great refresher.  The photos used are all courtesy of Unsplash.  The kit used is by MarisaL from PixelScrappers "A Mug A Book".  The alpha is Cassel's "Old Book Alphabet".  Thanks for takin a peek!

Lynda, I love your hand drawn alpha, nicely creative my friend. Your ruled paper is fabulous, very cute and definitely catches the eye. Well done Hon! <3

Thanks Sharon. I wish I could tell you there was vast treasure at X but unfortunately some other adventurer got there before me, dang! ;D

Nice jewelry Sharon.  I love the tear drop emerald or is it  a peridot? yes, I'll have one of those please, :)

I got playing with the tutorials for the arrow shape, the block shape, and the accordion fold ... this is my result.  The photos are from Unsplash.  Thanks for takin a peek.

Clever one Bonnie, well done Hon!

LOL! Thanks dear Sharon ... that feeling of whimsy is such a delight!

Well Sharon did inspire me and I had fun playing, thanks Sharon.  Here are some feathers.

Another fun result from you Bonnie and I do love your lifted photo effect, well done Hon.

Oh wow Sharon! I truly admire your feather, it must be from some exotic bird, it is lovely! Well done my friend. You have inspired me, I simply must have a play. <3

Lovely cards Michele. My favourite is the one for Elisa. I particularly like the cluster, the way you have framed the title and the circle overlays ... my type of play, well done dear friend. <3

A very cute result Libera which definitely says that ice cream is good for every day of the week! <3

X = Xigua (a watermelon mostly grown in China and often used to make mochi ice cream which is a scoop of ice cream covered in a sticky pounded rice layer to form a little parcel of ice cream!)

Yep Trish, I like the girl too, sort of goth and neat perspective on the floor. <3

Beautiful work Trish, they have kind of a wintery look and I love the movement in them, well done. <3