Susan Ewart

Looks like Happy Birthday to Tennessee is in order. Look at how many double letters in a row is in this State. Now that's something to celebrate! I like the information you give in your layouts.

I too am at a loss if technology stuff goes wrong. Just like if the lights dont work. My electrical expertise amounts to flipping the odd breaker switch when I use the microwave and the kettle at the same time. Technology is great when it works, when it doesnt, I'm reduced to cave-woman mentality.

I just downloaded your kit from Digital scrapbook and everything unzipped and opened fine. There was no preview showing(on my computer) in the blog section at Digital Scrapbook (pixel scrapper), but the link for the preview works. What an accomplishment to be published like that. Give yourself a pat on the back.

thank you. I think I'll pass on the deal. I got an email for $159 for the lifetime upgrade too and I'd love to jump on it, but it's $159 USD which would have been okay in CAD but a little too much for me. I dont use it enough and would be better to put the money toward my Campus membership next year.

I think it would be very expensive to have one huge drive. There is more risk of losing your data if it's on the same drive as your boot drive. If it wasnt an SSD it would also be slower. I currently have similar to carole 500 SSD for programs only, 1 TB for Data and a 2TB for data. I have over 20 yrs of digital photos and already thinking I need another drive. I dont really know much about this stuff. The information in the first sentences is from my husband. I'm the one who doesnt know how stuff works, but I can work it. Kind of like electricity and plumbing and my car...I dont need to know how they work to be able to work them. I really should know more about how the computer works though.

...and we could all become gazillionairs and alway have the latest greatest versions of PSP, Filter Forge and all the rest and best of all be lifetime members of the Scrapbook Campus! lets get on it. Speaking of FF, I was reading people having problems downloading the version 12 with the library and back up thing. I want to take advantage of the offer. Since it expires on my birthday, it must be a sign, right? Just wonder if anyone has it and was there any problems getting it all to work?

Washi tape can have words on it. ....and kitties, I have ones with kitties. I dont think we need any other kinds than that.?

You have a good sense of knowing when to say..."can you make a script for that". You both make a dynamite team. I like your papers too, also a lot. the patterns are nice, not too big and overwhelming. They are classy; one could say, patterns grown up. And, who doesnt like popcorn? Put butter on your flowers and call it popcorn, after all they did come from a plant. When I try out this script I'll have to refer back to this post. I'm looking forward to seeing where you go with the kits. You are very creative and I love your energy.

Dont worry, You got this!

Just got home from work. Posted and it went to digital heaven, so replying again. I downloaded all the files separately and the kit itself. Everything opened and worked and is FABULOUS! Love the kit. I can see why you needed that word strip script for faster work. I see lots of kits in your future. there is so much I love about this kit, the papers really blow me away. Super creative, super job Suzy.

That's some good and fast thinking. Hope the reveal is soon before the cat's-out-of-the-bag.

Okay, mums the word, no commenting on FB...not that I'm on FB that much.

Let's hope she isnt secretly following this forum. I am looking forward to her reaction. I know I'd be in tears at receiving something like this.

Discovering the little details is really a delight and surprise.

I'm speechless! the detail is amazing and so much fun to look at each one and see more and more litle details in them, like the Harry Potter books and framed photo. I am blown away by how real the flowers look and that silver watering can is perfect. Your daughter will be blown away. I look forward to seeing your layouts from this.

We have love hearts in Canada and I loved them. I'm not sure if they are are still available though.

I never noticed this topic before. I'm not sure how to post stuff with a link. Would I need to use something like Dropbox that I'd like to for me people to download? I'm going to have to look into that.

This is so pretty. Love that plaid! I too had to sign in twice. I wonder if it's from a Windows update.

So cool isnt it Mary? And so easy. I have been embarrassed I couldnt figure it out on my own, but tonight I had to mention it. I'm glad I did.

OMG! The PSP angels are singing! Thank you beyond belief Sue. I have been wanting to do this for a very long time, it's embarrassing. I have been using the magic wand to select the whole image, then feather and I'd see nothing. Well, because obviously there is nothing beyond the edges to feather. These instructions were as advertised...Fool Proof! Thank you again. I am happy camper tonight. Glad to see Mary got into the lesson too.

AWESOME! thank you. This is above and beyond. My heart is singing right now (cover your ears, cant hold a tune so it goes without saying my heart wont be able to either). What tiny but mighty bird this is, just a little puff ball...with attitude. Before I leave the computer I will make the tutorial. tonight I will have my homework done for you. Lucky you, please send rain. I love the rain too. And the smell after the rain is often quite nice.

Let me try it and see how I do. and I'll report back. I need to let my camera battery charge, so now it's housework and hopefully I'll try that technique. I remembered that is part of what to do, but nothing feathers so i'm doing it wrong. I'll report back when I give it another. I often copy and paste the instructions and sometimes I forget and then I forget where it was at. I am working on copy/paste any instructions right away...but sadly I fail often.

Only if I can hire you as my builder. ?

so, DH Rob (darling husband Rob) and I was out in the backyard and we were looking at what part of the Mountain Ash is dead and what is still alive (that we would keep, because I love it and because it's a bird favorite and part of the squirrel highway to the next yard). I told him about the bug hotel and he was like, no problem. I guess after 35+ yrs together, he just goes with the flow. Gotta love it.

I think it's good to have several ways to get to the same ending. I just watched the Adjust What masterclass (liked learning about grouping the adjustment so it only affects that one layer). I recently did an iguana where I had to select areas, which i promoted to separate layers, to adjust that small area and not a global adjustment (over the who photo). This is one thing i will start practicing and learning more to do. I am now using adjustment layers prior to using photos in a layout. It's crude right now, but as I practice and learn more hopefully it will not look "adjusted". I will need to be comfortable with it as I switch to shooting in full time RAW. Thanks for your help and guidance, I am grateful for it.