Jacques

My day 6 : Cake made by my daughter's mother-in-law for her baby shower

@CasselYes, I took 2 pictures and made one. I had already done the same thing with their half brothers several years ago. I often show them the picture and ask them who it is. After they have named their name, I turn the picture over and say "Well no, it's your brother". They find it very funny....

My lovely grandsons

@Cassel I followed your recommendations and it's really better.

A wonderful day with my grandsons

A story about a handyman grandpa

Day 1 Version 2

@Cassel: It is indeed the mother and her son with approximately the same age in the photos but taken with a gap of 32 years

My Day 2

My little contribution...

I'll be there too and I hope to have a little more time to participate more actively 🙂

@Sue Thomas: Thanks for this "little" detail. You have good eyesight 🙂

Prise 2

My little contribution

January 1st 2025 is indeed a Wednesday. The pspimages are good. Not awake yet 🙂

In the email it is indicated that the calendars are for 2024. Wouldn't it rather be for 2025?

Sorry if I asked an inappropriate question. As a new "DIAMOND" member, I reviewed all the lessons of all the "Workshops" and there was already one on the 2025 calendar. Currently, I am redoing the labs (already seen modules 14 and 13) and I will continue because it is a source of training information. Bravo Carole

Merveilleux

Is this similar to "Workshop: Calendar Workshop 2025" (https://scrapbookcampus.com/workshops/calendar-workshop) or with new features?

I already had a question how to adjust the days for each month including leap years

Je vais y être aussi. A+

@Cassel This is my grandson (Ludovyk), the younger brother (Noah) who appears in the photos of my other projects. This is one of the photos I converted into a painting using the "Corel Painter" software in the "Van Gogh" style (nearly a week of work)

Although I have been using PaintShop pro since 2007 (PainshopProp Photo 11), this is the first time I use it to make "Scrapbooks". I have rather used Corel Painter to transform my photos into "paintings". I have learned many things that I will reuse.