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This is so cute, Mary! Love it!

This is the layout I finished yesterday. It was amazingly fast, considering that nowadays, I take a long time to decide on colors, papers, and elements, so I have something I like or can live with. 😄 One interesting thing happened while working with the cat (Eyespire). I wanted to add a bevel and started playing with the "Randomize Parameters. " At one point, the cat's eyes turned red, which fitted perfectly with the theme (setting below). For the background, I selected the girls, promoted the selection to a new layer, and used the "Time Machine" filter (Effects>PhotoEffects>TimeMachine>Daguerreotype & Albumen) on the background and some of the elements/text. Credits: DiHiller: Papers and some Elements: 2019/2020 Fan Freebies --- DigitalScrapbook (ex-Pixel Scrapper) ThePumpkinPatch2023 black paper Corel 2018 Cliparts freebies Other elements: Eyespire (Halloweenies) / SheilaReid (Spookalicious) / ZaZa (Element_Scrap and Tubes19) Font: CF Halloween Girls

This layout is from the trip we did in August, the first stop. This city has many places to visit, but we only stayed there for two nights, so there are plenty of things to see if we ever go back. Credits: Template by Scrapping with Liz SwL_SimplePhotosandWavesTemplate1 Paper – Lilypad – Mommyish - JustJaimee-jj-CU-GessoTextures-1 Cassel’s Tutorials: Folded Photo Puzzle Flair Button Fonts: Evertone one / Bowlby One SC / Dessert Menu Sans

I think the warm weather lasts longer every year than it did years ago. This spring's weather was wet; it rained a lot, which was good after years of little rain. Summer was good—not too hot—and we could enjoy being outdoors. Now, it's looking more like Fall: windy, rainy, sometimes with patches of sun, and 15°C (around 60F).

He has been watching Motivational Attitude videos. 😄

Oh, I missed that! 😒

It's good when I don't do anything right after Carole makes any goodies available, as I have the answers to any questions I might have had right here. 🙂 I liked very much how you showcased all the techniques, scripts, brushes, etc., in this layout, Corrie.

I like the layout very much. Mad Max is very persistent, Julie; he doesn't take NO for an answer! 😄 I got to know Katie Pertiet some time ago through Pinterest's suggestions; I like her style. Last week, I even purchased a template —#KPertiet_FramedSpillLayersNo3 ---, which I haven't had the opportunity to use yet, as I have been working on a multi-photo layout for the last trip.

Belated Happy Birthday, Bonnie!💟 What better way to commemorate it than with true friends?! There's a saying, "In good times, your friends get to know who you are. In bad times, you know who are your friends." Lovely layout to remember this day!

We are all learning here, no matter how long we've been here. We learn not only from Carole but also from each other. It's fun, and the community is very supportive.

Donna, it has happened many times to me. I post something here, and it doesn't take long to see that something isn't right. And if it's a Workshop and I don't catch the issue, Carole has eagle eyes, and she immediately spots it! 😄 I like it, so it helps me to improve my work.

Carolyn, welcome to this Workshop! We were all beginners at some point here. The most important thing is to understand the technique, and you did great, even adding a cupcake to the table!

Haha... I can relate to this! I am looking for the proper template to display 6/7 photos and still cannot decide which way to go. Multiphotos template, Scrap in Grid Masterclass... the list is long. As I went through the folders to find one template I liked, I realized how many times I started documenting one trip and never finished.

Thank you, Susan. 🙂 Carole's technique is really amazing. Here is the original element from CCC (Crazy Cat Creation). I downloaded the kit "Trimming the Tree" a long time ago when I started scrapbooking. I had nothing, so I grabbed almost all the freebies I could see.

Julie, we all get inspired by someone or something we saw and liked, but the result expresses our own view. I like your style very much. 🙂 Thank you! I guess I am, and I do hope it stays for a while!

LAB 11-Module 12 tutorials: Glittered Tree -- Knitting -- Party Hat When practicing the Lab tutorials, I look up photos in my folders that have something in common with the tutorials, like Christmas, Summer, School, etc. Sometimes, it is not easy to find something suitable. Credits Cassel: Template from the Lab10-M02. I tweaked the dimensions of the photos. I like this template very much and have used it a few times before. Fireworks1 Picture Tube Diamond Chain-02 Picture Tube Others: Santa by Crazy Cat Creations-CCC_THT ele (18). I added the knitting effect to it Background paper by DiHiller_Happy Snow Season paper4 Fonts: Galeforce BTN -- Middle Class Script Swash -- Arial Rounded MT Bold -- Curlz MT ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- With this layout, I’ve finished all modules from Lab 11. Now, it’s only missing Labs 12, 13, 14 😁

I love, love the layout, Julie.

Susan, I love the birthday card and how you used the Puzzle Script. What a great idea to use it on a card.

I guess renovations are never cheaper; one thinks they will cost a lot, but they end up costing much more. Corrie, great work with the layout ( this script is great) and the flair button.

Great work, Ann. I always learn something from your Wild Cat Calendar.

Great photo and great layout, Susan.

Poppy is so beautiful, and by the look, she seems to be so sweet. You created a lovely layout, Bonnie. I like Lady 22's templates; they always have a mask.

Julie, this sounds familiar... 🙂 I like the layout and the grungy look very much.

The good thing about doing this with everybody is to have also your feedback, Carole. Plus, learning from each other. 🙂

I managed to finish Lesson 3 before traveling. I also have Carole's Curved Photo & Lifted Photo scripts. They are great. I should use this technique more often to get a better feel for how far or low to push the shadow or the photo, for example. I added a border to the photos to see the results better. I am enjoying this workshop very much.