Sharla

Not sure though I think pin wheels could be used in a similar way to flower elements in layouts. I had another go because I wasn't happy with what I'd produced. Carole, I appreciate you producing these detailed tutorials because they really show the way things can be done in Paintshop - I always learn loads.

R = Rare (as in uncooked meat...)

I had fun learning to make a pinwheel. Here's my first attempt.

L = Lamb Cutlets

H = Hamburger

I'll be there - looking forward to it.

E = extras and lots of them

J = Jolly Good Fun

D = delicious

Just three photos of mine for Day 7 - Sky Cinema.

My Day 6 are Water Lillies at Burnby Hall (2012). I chose these photos becasue I thought they sat well with the background colours. I added a bit of text - each letter was typed individually and then positioned.

When I set out on this challenge it was with photos of robins and a totally different colour scheme but then I found my blackbird photos...

Um...This is my Day 5 project. I honestly thought I'd already posted it. Sadly I have now forgotten were the heart scatters came from. The photos are from pexels.com.

Really beautiful photos. It looks like a peaceful place to visit.

Thank you. I was lucky the photo I choose fit the way it did.

I had to be away from my computer yesterday so am catching up today - it was a joy to look through the posts I'd missed to see all the amazing layouts. My day 4 project has no tweaks! It also only uses 1 photo. I discovered that my photo showed into all the frames and fit just fine so I ran with. The photo is one of many I took of the sea when I lived at Saltburn on the NE coat of England.

The photos are from pexels.com. Again I couldn't resist a little tweaking and added 2 rectangles filled with the blue on the quick page and some text - font is courgette.

Day 2 Photo by Andrea Piacquadio on Pexels.com. I couldn't resist a little bit of tweaking so 3 rectangles and a little text make up some lists ready to be filled in by the baker.

Hi everyone, I thought I'd join in - it is good to do something more quickly than usual. The photo is from pixabay. The font is comic sans.

The photos are from pixabay. The papers are as simple as you can get - just colours.

Project 5. The main image is the book cover. The Mary's Meals' logo and the bottom phrase are from the charity's website. The papers are mine.

I haven't had chance to watch the Q&A yet. The problem just seemed to appear - I think a few weeks ago.

Below the standard palette there are a list of other palettes and when any of these are selected then the swatches show. I've given an example below. Sorry if I'm not using the right terms. If I select the standard palette I just get a grey section and no coloured squares - I'd like the coloured squares back if I can.

In the materials palette when Standard is selected the area beneath it is just grey - no swatches appear. If any of the options are chosen then the swatches display below the name. I assume I have set something somewhere to cause this but I don't know what. I've tried lots of things and no resets have worked. Any ideas?

Project 4. The papers are mine, the main image is the book cover, the other two are public domain images. The main font is Calligraph421 BT. The two bits of clipart were free vector graphics but I had so many web pages open that I now I can't remember which site they came from - sorry.