Cristina

Joe O, amazing what you did in vector. Great work!

Thanks, ladies, for the nice comments.

 

Dawn, I was struggling with this challenge; I made one layout and after I had finished it, I didn't like and deleted it. :) ...It was after that that I thought of adding a clipart, a card with ingredients (to fill the hole) and so forth.

 

Cassel has great scripts and I am sure I don't know half of it.  I have a few and some I haven't even tried yet. :)

 

 

I had no idea of what to do for this challenge. I looked at many photos and still nothing. Then I found a few photos that I thought it could work. I have been watching some paper scrapbooking videos and came across with Project Life. So my page is kind of Project Life scrapbook,  which has a very simple layout with pockets.

 

I used Cassel's freebie Notebook-LoosePage1 and PlaydoughAlpha. I also used a free clip art from Clipartall.com.

lLots of things going on here! Nice to see that.

 

Royanne, that is really funny that mother and daughter did the same thing 30 years apart, and you are lucky to have both photos. Good memories.

 

<span style="color: #000000; font-family: verdana, sans-serif; font-style: normal; font-weight: normal;">liltiggerlvr, I am happy that you decided to share your page here. I think every project is important, and by looking at the photos I can see that it was a cold winter. Lately, we have had very little snow here. Thanks for showing us.</span>

 

Dawn, your page is lovely with these two cute baby koalas. Your mask is very pretty... something for me to learn in the future: to do my own masks. Nice idea of using the map of Australia with the script. Perfect.

 

 

Hi, Dawn and Sheila, thanks for the comments on my layout.

 

Sheila, very good idea of blending butterflies and flowers. I also like the use of a doily for the background, and the doily itself is very pretty with all these components. Nice work.

Dawn, I love your idea of blending the koala with the map of Australia. Very good!

 

This is my contribution. My first attempts were not successful, but I finally manage to come up with something.

 

I try the technique with maps and images. The map I had to work quite a bit with the arrows but finally got it.

 

For the image, I use a tourist clipart and blended with a photo like explained in the tutorial. I added an outline to the final result. In the end was fun.

 

I attach the image of the maps matching perfectly and the final result.

Royanne, very nice way to blend the two photos and the result came out pretty good. What a beautiful bush of flowers... I love the color. Your granddaughter is adorable.

Royanne, I love your page. It begins with this lovely and sweet little girl! :)

 

The denim textured paper, the leather elements, the colors... Really great work! The challenges give us the opportunity to see all these amazing pages. I love it.

micfin, very good work! It's nice to see other types of work with PSP besides scrapbooking.

 

 

Dawn, thanks for your comment on my page.

 

I really like your page and I love the denim textured paper... beautiful blue! I don't know how to make my own denim paper... so many things to learn :)

 

I like the challenges very much. I see them as an exercise, where I put to work all Cassel's tutorials, and also where I can integrate all the nice freebies she graciously give us. And not forgetting these great scripts she has.

 

 

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This is my contribution to this challenge. The denim textured paper background and the chicken wire element are Granny Enchanted's freebies.

 

I made the white paper: Solid Color > Texture > Cassel's TornEdge3 brush > Cassel's TornEdge2 Script. I added Cassel's Screwhead Picture Tube and Cassel's WoodLetters freebie. I made the 2 leather hearts (Preset Shape > Leather Texture > Cassel's StitchEdge2 Script. I made the Clothespin (Cassel's Tutorial) and for the tapes, I used Cassel's Adhesive Tapes Script on KAagard's Evening Glow-Gradient Paper freebie.

Dawn, your page is gorgeous! I love the colors, the denim paper, the tags... And everything match perfectly with the photo. Another great page!

Dawn, I thank you for your lovely comment. I really appreciate!!

 

I am glad that you mentioned the mask because I failed to give the proper credit to the designer. This pretty mask is a freebie from cheyOkota - "cheyokota_Believe_mask". I don't know yet how to do my own masks. :)

 

Best wishes

Joe O, very nice wood sign. I like the color of the wood too.

First I thought that as I don't have a  backyard, I wouldn't participate in this challenge. Then I decide to "cheat" a bit and for the fun of it do something. So, this is what I came up with: I made the two papers: eyelet and plaid. The plaid I began with the basic, but then added layers that were 10 percent smaller than the previous one.

 

I decided to play a little with masks, so I used it on the 2 photos with the help of the "ClipToIt" Cassel's script. Very useful script. I created the tapes, using the "AdhesiveTape script".

 

Furthermore, I used the "Hamburger Alpha" freebie with an addition of differents condiments following Cassel's tips. Besides ketchup and mustard, I added "mayonnaise and salsa verde". ;)

 

I made the wax seal (Cassel's tutorial) and added the rope tube. The smiley is a freebie from KAagard - "AllTheFeels-Flairs".

 

 

Dawn, you really mastered the perspective technique; we can clearly see that comparing the two images. The corner punches give a nice touch to the background. Great work!

Marlene, Dawn, very nice pages, and really lovely memories.

Dawn and Marlene, I can only say, amazing work! I like to pay attention to the details, and in both pages there are plenty to see.

 

Dawn, you showed us that we don't need to have our own  photo to participate in the challenges.  If you hadn't said anything I would have thought the trees and grass were part of the photo. The colors are perfect.

 

Marlene, the rusty background, papers and title are a perfect match to the photos and the place you were. You pointed out something that I didn't realize before. We can use this effect with photos that didn't turn out that great and that we would probably delete without thinking twice. :)

 

Cassel, this photo of my husband and I was taken last year when we were vacationing, and my nieces and their husbands took us for a weekend tour. We were going up the mountain and stopped there for photos, where we thought was a nice scenery. This is the original photo.

Sheila, it is amazing what you've accomplished with preset shape, tubes and above all, great ideas and skill. When we look closely to the image, we realize how many details it has, how many steps were necessary to achieve the final result. Great work!

Sheila, I think the way you made it's perfect, and probably you would not have the same effect just with bevel tool. Really great page!

This is my take on the Silhoutte Challenge. I selected it using the Freehand > Point to Point and then edited the selection as shown by Cassel.

 

I cropped the photo to a square and ran Cassel's free Polaroid Script.

Sheila, your page is lovely. I like the texture of the papers, the photos in a circle shape and, I guess, a bevel effect. The pins... I love to use them too... the shield... so many details. Nice layout!

Dawn, it is also the first time that I participate in a forum. It's been about one year that I became a member of the Campus, and only a while ago I began to participate and share my work more often after feeling more comfortable too.

 

Best wishes :)

Josée, what a nice page. The effect of this script gives a total different and great look to the layout. I like the notebook pages used as a background and the way you've disposed the embellishments and words. Nice work!