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Here are the first steps for the January and February calendars.

Me too, Corrie... We also learn from each other, as one question/comment from a participant can open our eyes to something we've not thought about.

I love your work, Michele, and your choices of illustrations.

I am also in! Every year, I make a calendar to give to my mother-in-law, as she likes and expects. She likes something cute and something she can laugh about... So, that's what I have in mind when choosing images at Pixabay/Unsplash/Pexels... It's getting difficult to find something new in this category. 🙂

Corrie, great use of the Scripting lessons! Those stamps look really amazing.

I do hope you get well soon, Helen. Sending you my best wishes!

Fast food is something we seldom have... But when we travel by car, we always have breakfast at McDonald's, usually two hours after leaving home... It started to avoid traffic on the highways and became a tradition... When my niece and family come here, and we travel together, we do this, and they like it too... It's also something they usually don't do. We used to have the Sausage McMuffin, and, who knows why, for a few years, they don't offer this here anymore. 😞 Although it is not something we usually do, the first kit I bought (even before knowing Carole) was a Fast Food kit from KAagard that was offered 50% off at The Lilypad... I was just starting to get familiar with scrapbooking.

Nothing related, but I've noticed that now Markus is officially employed here. ? And always trying to help! ?

Sue, another beautiful page... And repeating myself, I love to observe every detail, like one of the admission tickets below the frame.

Corrie, this must be a great place to visit, and you created a lovely layout.

Lovely layout, Julie!

Welcome, Doska!

Last week, I stumbled upon a video suggested by YouTube, and it was about the reconstruction of Ground Zero... I was surprised to hear the architect, Santiago Calatrava, was responsible for the designs of two buildings... It's interesting because before looking up the Öresund Bridge, I'd never heard his name before. In the USA, he is also the architect of the Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge in Dallas, Texas, and the Milwaukee Art Museum, Wisconsin. So, I decided to include this information and create another layout page for Day 2. Now, it will be a Double Page. It's not exactly complying with the Day2 template, but being the "editor-in-chief" of this magazine, I think it's OK this time. ?

Susan, I also enjoyed a lot going through your pages, showcasing all these old cameras. Great work!

I agree with Susan, and I learned a lot about this art that I didn't know before. Great work, Shirley!

Beautiful work, Sue, as always!

I'm loving your magazine, Michele! As I mentioned before, I don't know how you find these great illustrations having so little time to work.

Everyone here is doing such a great job! The good thing about this workshop is that a magazine can be about anything; there are no boundaries. And we are lucky enough to learn about all the different subjects posted.

I got inspiration from the internet... There are many pages of travel magazine templates, titles, etc... Ultimately, I did my own, based on my needs but using them as inspiration.

Corrie, this must be a very interesting place to visit.

He sure does, Susan! ?

Marie-Claire, Poncho is so handsome! He sure deserves to be on the cover page! ?

And Day 2. The next days will be done later as I am juggling other workshops and a course.

Here is my Day 1. I am using stock photos and my own. I also added a Bar Code with the date.

Libera, you are not alone! ? I'm juggling this workshop, the scripting, and now the Magazine!