Marie-Claire

I have read your explanation again, and understand what you want to say, with the line width not changing, but it is not ok like this??

the large circle is set to 70, then I changed to 60 for the inner circles, but depending on how big I make the circles the thickness of the line changes, even though I don't change anything in the setting, It also stays at 60

Can someone help?
What could be the problem that the line thickness does not stay as set?? The smaller my circle the thicker the line gets even though I don't change anything

It was there for a while and all of a sudden gone, i tried it back

just a test to upload an image directly in the post ?

Template: Lab 12-11
The paper: themagnoliapatch.blogspot.com
the clusters: form the.curiopantry.com

Own pictures.

This is the neighbor's cat and also our friends. When they go on vacation, I take care of the cat.

Wow Carole, what a change, I'm going to explore ! ?

thank you Carole for always making everything better and easier for us. I'm curious to see the changes.

Happy Holidays.

So cold Sue !, take good care that you don't get sick, and yes we know this robin well here. He even pays a visit here on my city terrace. My terrace opens onto a piece of greenery, where there are also some trees. I am very happy about that. I also see different types of birds every day depending on the season.

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year  everybody .

 

Wordart: Sue Thomas

Script : cass-FannedPhoto, Creation Cassel Store

Elements and paper : Jessica Dunn, Digitalscrapbook com

Element pine branch : themagnoliapatch blogspot com

My photo's

 

Sue, thank you! for the beautiful gifts and the creations you shared.

I will definitely use them for next year.

 

Corrie, sorry to read about your recovery. I hope everything will be healed soon ?

 

Ann, Congratulations!

Wordart : Sue Thomas

Corner Punches : Creation Cassel

Clipart : free png on Klipartz com

The dog is my own dog, extracted

 

Congratulations Mary !

I don't know where to put this message, but I wanted to thank Sue for the beautiful tags that we were allowed to download 14/12 in the Christmas countdown.

Of course thanks Carole ! every day I wonder what's behind that wobbling block ?

Sue, your flowers already remind me of summer.

Michele, yes that is my dog, his name is Poncho, march 2023 his going to be 7 years old.

 

I like the colors in your project and the ribbon. I did'n know there is also a ribbonFlower script. And yes the mandarin duck is a gorgeous bird, so beautiful colors!

Chris, nice idea the way you applied the two colors in the text.

The complementary colors I used are blue and orange

This is the template from Lab 12-12

Carole's cass-GhostDate script for the date, it is the date I took the photo's

For the two lower papers I used the photos with a ghaussion blur

 

Sue Thomas, you always take such beautiful pictures of the moon! I wish I could do it too. I always have a small fireball as a result. I also think the moon is closer to you than it is here.

Thank you René, we can always learn from each other, that's how it is. Especially from people who have been working on something for years.

 

Members who want to share other systems or tips perhaps? ?

What is easy for one is not always the same for the other

Susan I have exactly the same system as yours but as you say one has to search many folders each time

Rene's way could indeed be a solution for that.

It is indeed a great work, but starting now with the new creations is a good start.

And as you say, I also like to organize physical things, but digitally organizing everything in an effecient way is not that easy.

That's why my question here, because I'm quietly getting a bit nervous  ? thinking about how I would do that best.

I have already thought about purchasing such a vacuum robot, but have not done so yet.

Thank you Rene. You explained this clearly. I had in mind not to keep the 600x600 images, but  it's a good idea what you're using them for. Thank you for taking the time to explain your way of working, I can do something with it.

How to store your final result in an organized way?

 

I hope it's OK to ask this here? Or has this already been discussed here on the Campus, and did I miss it?

I'm curious how you store the pages, creations you've made. In different folders, according to a criteria, everything in 1 folder, per workshop or challenges?

How do you organize everything you have made, the pspimage the jpg file etc.

I don't know how to keep everything well organized, easy to see.

Sometimes I think it's easier to see when all created pages can be seen in 1 folder, but then I doubt again, how am I going to know whether it was made with a template, or with the help of a workshop and so on.

How are you organized if I may ask?

hahaha, here it was also the rush for the toilet paper.