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Creative layouts, interesting stories, great work, Everyone!
I am a slow scrapper, so I am creating just one layout. I am still in the process of choosing the photos, so that's why there are empty spots in the template. The photos are of a trip my husband and I did last year for a few days to Lake Constance.
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Annie, thank you so much for your kind comment. It is always appreciated, my friend. <3 ... I am also missing your work here, and I hope it doesn't take too long for you to find your mojo. :)
Michele, :D Thanks, I will check it afterward. <3
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Lynda, I also have the ClipToIt script, and I agree with you, it makes a lot easier and faster when working with templates.
Michele, I am on Facebook, and guess what? We've been friends there since Carole created the SCampus Group! :D
I am not very active there and almost never post anything... I don't have it on the cell phone, and I only check it once a day, more to read pages of journalists and the Scrapbook Campus Group, of course... But I have liked many of your posts and commented on your work.
I would be happy if you could help me finding these blog trains. :)
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Michele, I love the layout you created for your gaming group. The dress images are really gorgeous and you found a perfect background paper to match. Great result.
It is the first time I am hearing about Scrap Designers and AnnieC, and those papers are really nice. I have to remember to use the edge punches; they gave a special look to the card.
I am glad to see you back here! Now, let's hope that Annie also finds her mojo. :)
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Linda, thanks a lot for your kind comment. Very much appreciated. <3
Minka, I love your layout and how you use the rope tube to frame the photos.
Sue, LoL.
Michele, I know you are taking your time, but I miss seeing your work here. :)
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Swanie, what a great result for your first project. Well done!
Sue, thank you so much for your kind comment. <3 ... Your work is a source of inspiration for me.
As usual, posting something here doesn't mean I will not go back and change things, and this time was no different. I changed the background (KAagard "Great Outdoors" pattern2) and decided to add some stitching. I remember that Sue often uses the "Decorative Stitches Brushes"... So, I purchased and added one of them to the layout. I am not good at sewing, but I will practice more. :)
Here is the new layout.
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It is always inspiring to see what everyone is doing, sometimes a color palette, choice of elements, different fonts, and so on. Everybody is showing great work here!
Here is what I created to practice the tutorials from the Lab8-M10 (Filled Cutout – Crayon Rub – Splash shape).
When I saw the beautiful layout Sue created using this template from the Lab10-M02, I decided to use it with these photos.
Everything was created by me, except for the Paint element (KAagard “Great Outdoors kit)
Fonts: Areno Rough – Caneletter Script – Mannie – Mist – Monotype Corsiva – Lovely Valentine – Mister Earl
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Hi Everyone,
I've participated a few times in this challenge before, and every time was an opportunity to try different things and practice whatever I have forgotten. It is always fun. :)
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Thank you, Michele! <3 ... I keep forgetting to take a look at those sites. They are really good.
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I love your work, Karon! You are so creative, and all the layouts you posted here on the Campus are amazing!
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I finally completed the layout I have been working for the last weeks to practice the tutorials of the Lab10-Module 05 (Photo Cutout - Triangle Pattern - Uneven Arrows). Sometimes I have problems finding photos I want to use for that particular project, the right papers, colors... I don't give up, just takes looonger :)
I used the template from the Lab10-Module 04 and tweaked a lit bit. The papers I used are from the "SeasideHoliday" mini kit by Kim Broedelet.
I created a Flair Button based on Cassel's tutorial: Creative Scrap>Miscellaneous>Flair Button. Adhesive tape (Triangle Pattern) done with cass-AdhesiveTape script.
Fonts: KG Arrows - BlackJack - Bauhaus Std Medium
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Trish, Minka, and Michele, I love the work you all have done... Photos, colors, techniques, everything looks beautiful. Great job!
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I love to see everyone's take on this challenge. Everybody did a great job!
Oh, Annie, I am sure you were not amused after hearing that your garden had to go. But "When life gives you a lemon, make lemonade." You could create a memory page telling this story and your plans for the next one. :)
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I am not participating, but I am loving to see all the projects posted here. Lovely work, Shirley, Royanne, Annie, and Bonnie.
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It is always gratifying to come here and see all the creative work posted, showing different styles and techniques. The Campus is really a source of inspiration.
Michele, the "Twain Festival," is very impressive. Corrie, a project with this image would look great. Dorothy, lovely memory page. Libera, a very creative pizza lady. Trish, your work is unique and very creative. Great work, ladies!
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Wow, Carole, you are fast! I will take a look and learn other ways. Thank you so much. <3
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Carole, I have to find this post. I don't remember the other ways. :)
Cassel wrote: "Cristina, yes, I had a blog post about different ways to hide faces. Pixelating is one way, but there are others!"
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I haven't been here for some time, and today I see what the great work that has been posted lately.
Linda and Michele, I love this stained glass technique, the bright colors... You both created lovely images.
Annie, I think you created a beautiful layout. Colors, elements, font... Great work!
Besides participating in the Bootcamp, I haven't done any other project... I need to hurry up ;)
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It has been a joy to come here and see all the amazing and creative work posted daily. Each one, in her/his style, created beautiful layouts. Congrats to Everyone!
Here is my Project #5
The flower and papers are from the "WeLoveSummer" kit by Palvinka.
Font: Plump
Carole, like always, I had lots of fun participating in this challenge. It is an opportunity to go over techniques I might forget if I don't practice over and over. Thank you!
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Thanks, Carole! About your question, yes, it has been about the same people, my husband, and I. :) And I learned from you to hide the faces on a post years ago (Effects>Distortion Effects>Pixelate).
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Beautiful and creative layouts posted here. :)
Here is my Project #4
Papers: Sheila Reid "Vintage Paper" - Palvinka "WeLoveSummer"
Elements: dededsmith "AllThingsBrightBeautiful".
I used Cassel's "DistressedEdge" script and created the flair following her tutorial.
Fonts: Abraham - Ligurino - KGArrows
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Carole, the truth is I was not finding photos that would fit this layout, so I got tired of looking up, got my "scissors," and cut the picture into three parts. :)
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Annie, as Michele has said, this doll is adorable. Wonderful work!
Lovely layout, Trish!
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I am loving what Everyone is posting here. Great and very creative work!
Travel Tale Challenge 2020
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Here is where I am so far. There are still empty spots for the photos but slowly progressing. :)
I am not sure if I will keep those papers, but they are from the "Great Outdoors" kit by Kristin Aagard.