Sharla

I love what you've done on this one and I'm really impressed that you've worked with one kit throughout the bootcamp - wish I'd thought to do that!

Project 4: Prudhoe Castle – the remains of a medieval castle on the banks of the River Tyne (Northumberland, UK). The photos are mine, the papers and elements are from a Jessica Dunn kit called Autumn Comforts, the font is Fondamento.

I loved it as a kid as well but had trouble following the instructions. These days it's so much easier with you tube videos!

I found this origami fox under a load of paper and, as this challenge had reached F, I thought I’d take a photo. If I get some time I might do some folding for other letters.

Project 3: Belsay Hall and Castle is an English Heritage Property in Northumberland (UK). Within the grounds there is a quarry garden that is quite unique with lots of different plants and trees. The photos are mine, the papers and elements are from A Touch of delight by Marisa Lerin, the font is DM Sans Medium.

Ann, that is really a very beautiful layout.

R = Red Admiral Butterfly

I'm glad that worked for you Mary. If I try to use Balls & Bubbles it always freezes PSP and I have to resort to Ctrl+Alt+Delete to close the program. For me it's been like that for months - everything else is okay so I just don't use that effect.

Project 2: The Angel of the North is a sculpture by Antony Gormley, located in Gateshead, Tyne and Wear, England. It is near the main road north to Scotland so is seen by millions each year. You can also visit the statue which I have done many times. I am in awe of its size - it stands 20 metres (66 ft) tall with a wingspan of 54 metres (177 ft). The photo is one of mine. The papers are from Rachel Martin’s ‘Felicity: Ombres Kit’. The font is Angelface.

I really like it too. It's from the kit: "An Autumn to Behold Elements Kit". I enlarged it and added a bevel to it so it would stand out.

O = Onion Maggot

Project 1 A typical September view in Northumberland (UK) as farmers get ready to harvest. The papers and elements are from the Jessica Dunne To Behold kit. I did add some confetti but it made the layout busy in a way I didn’t like so I took it out. The photo is one of mine.

My sandwich. I tried to be ‘good’ and just use the supplied elements but I couldn’t resist making some changes. I downloaded some pngs – onion slices, tomato, bamboo placemat, water melon, and a cheese slice. I did keep the lettuce, plate, cup and cutlery so a hybrid creation!

M = Mosquito

Glad you managed to get it sorted.

I prefer a light workspace and for things to be as uncluttered as possible – if they’re not I am always clicking the wrong thing!

J = Jumping Spider, and I am not posting a photo of one of these!

Hello everyone. I’m in. Like Susan I’m hoping it will help me “re-boot my creativity”. I keep starting things and not getting anywhere near finished. I’m hoping to use photos of places in Northumberland that I’ve visited.

G = Golden Paper Wasp

C = Centipede

I love using stock photos and illustrations on weird and wonderful subjects that I could never possibly get to photograph or create myself. I think we live at an amazing time with this great wealth of shared images and photos that we can use or simply be inspired by. At the moment I’m trying to get grips with AI generated images because these also offer us a vast amount of material to work with. I’m into week 10 of a P52 AI art project -it’s fascinating to see all the different images that are created starting from a single word. To me, scrapbooking is about telling a story about something that matters to the person creating the page – the photos and images are simply one element and they don’t have to be created by us.

Z = Zephyr Eyed Silkmoth Sorry about going twice in a row but just thought it might help keep us going.

y = Yucca Moth

V = Vespidae (social wasps)

M = Mayflies