MoniqueN.

It takes me ages to find the right kit/colors for a project too 🙂 Sometimes it takes more time finding the kit than making the project 🙂

Hope you feel well soon! 🙂

Never too old to learn, but 150? 😄 But I know the feeling!🙂

Lesson 7 Affinity This isn't my best work, but I had so much fun discovering things! 🙂

Helenium I think 🙂

Lesson 6 Affinity

Lovely font! Which one is that? 🙂

Day 5 Affinity Tried to make a reverse shadow for the circle and photo's but could'nt find how to. Found it! Outer shadow 🙂 Haven't applied it to my project yet.

Is it me or are the shadows a bit "big"? 😎

Lesson 4 Affinity Pictures are taken on our trip to Scotland. The Highlands were wonderful to be in and Culloden moor is the place where in 1746 the Battle of Culloden took place and where in just 45 minutes to an hour the clan culture was defeated and the language, the kilts bevame forbidden and the Scots weren't allowed to have weapons anymore. Fonts Javanese and Amazone. Paper came from my stash.

Same here and will be looking into the Affinity tutorials too 🙂

Thank you, Anne!🙂 Schotland is the Dutch version of Scotland 😇

Lesson 3 Affinity The title is "typed" so I didn't add a shadow. Font is Andalus.🙂 I know the circle polkadot layer has a shadow, but I hardly see it, on the other papers I can see it?😎🤓

Lesson 2- This went well with Affinity. Carole, as always your lessons are excellent!🤩 The text is in Dutch and says: " As an Outlander fan, a visit to Midhope Castle — Lallybroch in the series — is of course a must. Just like Claire in the show, I too sat for a moment on the famous steps of Lallybroch. It was a dream I never believed would come true!" Pictures are my own 🙂 Fonts: Zaphhumnst and Carmina Papers are form pixelscrapper, I searched for Scotland themes.

Lesson 1- my first ever Affinity project 🙂 Resizing directly when you export helped 🙂 The color on the left I was hesitating if it was a bit too much, but I was so glad I found out how to change it, that I didn't want to mess with it any further 🙂 My first ever trip to Scotland will be my subject this workshop 🙂