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All In The Details 112 viewsKHEI DE DIOS
Title: All in the Details
Theme Choice: These are pictures of my friend's wedding details.. Her gown, bouquet, souvenirs, their wedding rings and the unity candles I made for them. I decided to make a simple layout so the photos will show and not be focused on other embelishments.
Techniques: Drop Shadow for the small frames and cropping it to circles.
Software Used: Adobe Photoshop 7.0
I used the photo of the gown on the larger part of the layout. I cropped the other detail photos into circles and added the frame then drop shadowed it. I added a title and a swirl as photo corner.
Credits:
Vintage Artistry: paper (by Dani) and corner twisty (by Carrie) – Scrapbook Bytes
Ornate shaker box
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Truly Amazed 119 viewsMARITES TIROL
I love this photo of my little girl because I never want her to lose that sense of awe and wonder even when she grows older. I hope that she will always be amazed at everything she experiences and that she will not take even the everyday ordinary things for granted.
I drew my inspiration from the paper layouts of the Scrapbook Exchange ladies and tried to duplicate the "cutting with an X-acto knife" technique by extracting the design from the Tinkering Ink Victoria paper and then I layered it on top of the bg paper and the photo and applied shadows. I then applied glitter styles to the edges to simulate applying glitter IRL to the cutout.
Techniques : Extraction, Layers, Drop Shadows, Blending, Glitter Styles, Texturizer
Software: PSCS3
Materials Used: Tinkering Ink Digital - Covent Garden Collection: Victoria paper, Alphabets, Michelle Coleman - Edge Overlay
Shabby Princess -harvest spice stamped floral frame Fafbr - Ouhlalasouris -staples Sylvia Unterweger
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Take Two27 viewsmy dd and ds. TFL!
Journaling:
a reason to wake up
a reason to smile
a reason to laugh
a reason to cry
a reason to hope
a reason to dream
a reason to scrap
a reason to sing
I have more than ONE reason
to whisper my thank-yous
all I do is look at both of you
and say, "yes, God this
is all the reason I need
this is enough for me."
I'll TAKE TWO
credits:
Catrine of Catscrap - explore solids nature paper; JBolton - trixipix mat & overlay; Feifei stuff - feistuff star; clapper - sxc; TNT designs - May color challenge freebie flowers; font - helvetica
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Under The Sea105 viewsJILL LIM
Theme Choice: My daughter loves Ariel the mermaid and she would always ask me where Ariel lives. I try to describe to her the world under the sea and decided to create a LO for her. I used a picture of my niece and daughter while they were swimming in a pool and decided to use the picture to create this under the sea LO.
Techniques Used: Layering,adjusting opacity,adjusting hue and saturation of alphas, masking, drop shadows. text on a path, blending, layering,smudge.
Software Used: Adobe Photoshop
Other Materials Used: Saxton Holt Kit
The Process: I used the smudge tool to make the subjects look like they are under water. Aside from this, i also adjusted the opacity, hue and glow of some embellishments to give a "watery" effect to this LO.
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Love Blooms106 viewsALBY LARAN
This layout is about how our relationship as husband and wife continues to blossom as the years go by. My journaling talks about the little things we do to nurture our marriage.
Software: Adobe Photoshop (Creative Suite 2)
Materials: Papers - Promise Collection from Shabby Princess (Notepaper, Daisy, Leaf, Poppy, Stripes, Sunshine, Swirlie Girl); Color My World by Rhonna Farrer (2Ps) – Green Paper (Recolored to Blue and placed on center of the page)
Accents - Promise Collection from Shabby Princess (Butterfly, Flowers, Staple, Floral garden); Ronna Penner Express Yourself Paperclip 4
Fonts: Distressed Alphas (Michelle Coleman); Caflisch Script Pro (Adobe)
Journaling: Daily “I love you’s”. Kisses throughout the day – when we part ways in the morning, when we reunite at night, before going to bed. Ring ceremony every morning. Monthsary celebrations. Date nights. These are just some of the ways we nurture the seed of love planted in our hearts by our God, the author of love.
“Hidden Journaling”: To do’s: 1.Call restaurant to reserve a table for two. 2. Hide the Monthsary card in Ariel’s lunch bag.
Fonts: Distressed Alphas (Michelle Coleman); Caflisch Script Pro (Adobe)
Techniques: Desaturated the photos and adjusted the opacity to make them stand out against the colorful papers and accents; I also adjusted the sizes; Created the torn notebook page by deleting some areas of the punched holes from the notebook paper; Created the torn paper effect on the pockets by using the eraser and brush tools; I used clipping mask to “cut” the patterned paper into the title; Created a text path around the butterfly for my main journaling; I “cut” and colorized the patterned paper to turn it into ribbon strips. I applied color burn brush on the edges for more texture; I cut a small triangle from a patterned paper and warped it for the folded effect. I used color burn brush to create gradations on the piece of paper; Resized and rotated the flowers to embellish the page; Applied drop shadows to the page elements to create a 3D feel; Colorized the green paper to make it blue, resized it to fit the center of the page, adjusted opacity to make the background paper show through.
The process: I already knew which pictures to scrap so they were my inspiration. My choice of digital elements depended on whether they will fit my photos. Since I have 3 photos to scrap, I started with a sketch so I can visualize how my page would look like. This is how I usually do my page, that’s why I have an idea notebook where I do my sketch before I execute. Then I scoured my digital kits (mostly free!) for the perfect page elements. Good thing Shabby Princess just released a new free kit (Promise Collection) and I love everything about it! It was perfect. The kit actually gave me the inspiration for the title. I also knew that I want to apply a couple of techniques I’ve learned – torn paper, text path, re-coloring of elements, etc. I also love putting pockets in my paper layouts so I want to put some in this digital layout as well. Once I have the photos positioned and the torn paper in place, everything else just fell into place.
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50th Wedding Anniversary118 viewsCHING PHILLIPS
Everlasting Love
This layout is my parents 50th Wedding Anniversary celebration,
held in Philippines several years ago. They were married three
times. First, is Civil Ceremony and twice in the Catholic Church.
My husband and I, spent months in the preparation, sending
information and pertinent data to my younger sister in the Philippines.
Our families, friends and neighbors were invited to witness my
parents Golden Wedding Anniversary. Their children, grandchildren
and in-laws participated in the wedding procession.
Software Used:
Scrapbook Factory 4.0
Process Used:
Inserted Background - soft flower
Attached borders edges - vintage scalloped
Photo- cropped
Paper effects- flower overlay
Accents- white flower
Photo corners- iris 4
Text- font- parchment and lucinda calligraphy (shadow effects)
color- gold
Journaling- freestyle script- black
"A day filled with love and promises. A day for our children too,
who have been part of who we are and kept them in our heart
and our love forever."
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Enjoy116 viewsMARISSA
Here's a digital LO of my daughter, Christina.
Credits: Everything I used in this LO is from Michele Coleman's Wild Sorbet Kit. Thanks to Michele for sharing her beautiful work!
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Tea Party 132 viewsDIANE MIRABALLES
Our Nanny's daughters and the little girl in our neighbor played tea party during my nephews 2nd birthday party. I enjoyed watching and taking photos of them. They are so cute! And it matches the Kit.
TFL!
Credits:
A Very Merry Unbirthday Kit by Manda Bean and Dani Mogstad at Sweet Shoppe Designs.
Staple from Brighter Days Ahead by Lauren Grier and Micheline Martin at Sweet Shoppe Designs.
Font: Tweed
Software: Adobe Photoshop CS2.
Photo taken with Nikon D80.
Techniques:
I did my own shadow to make this LO looks like a paper scrapbook. I also edited the photos.
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CHERISH101 viewsJOYLEEN LIM
This photo was taken last Valentine. Erwin and I decided to have a photo shoot instead of dining out in an expensive hotel.
Journaling:
Known each other for 10 years, Been married 6 years, Will be TOGETHER for the rest of our LIVES
Credits: Dreamsicle Page Kit by Rene' Bross, Revered Descent Pearl Spray by Lonetta Avelar (Creative Victorian Designs), Spring Romantic Bow Eyelet by Doreen Stolz, Golden Glamour Knotted Ribbon and Flower Bling by Anna, Orchid Flower by Tempus Fugit, Peach and Brown Rose Stamps by SP Vintage Floral, Scroll Brown Accents by SP Vintage Floral, Overlays by SP Vintage Floral, Cherish Overlay, Sweet Pea Paper Flowers by Krista
Fonts: Courier, Gigi
Software: Adobe Photoshop Elements 6.0
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Mayon Volcano 108 viewsBUGE MACHICA
I chose this photo to be the subject of my page because it's summer and summertime
means travel and vacation! This is one of my favorite photos of my friends and me on
our roadtrip to Bicol in 2003.
I chose the white paper so that when you look at the page the focus would be on the
picture. The green paper matches the green in the photo. The colors of the elements
are neutral so as not to draw attention away from the photo. I warped the
dropshadows for a more realistic "lifted" look. I recolored the alpha to match the
other elements. I also manipulated the photo a little to make it look brighter and
so that the background, which is Mayon Volcano, would be more visible. I also used
Teya's defog action to sharpen the photo.
Software: Adobe Photoshop CS2
Credits:
White and green papers from Crumpled Solids by Nancy Comelab at TheLilypad
Paper bag frame by Helena Jole at NDISB
White flowers from Enchanted Forest Collab by Madame Mim & Milla Designs at CatScrap
Doodled frame from Drawing The Lines: Frames by Ida at CatScrap
Cardboard Swirls by Catrine at CatScrap
Leaves from Retro Paper Leaves by Birgit at CatScrap
Sprouts Alpha (recolored) by Birgit at CatScrap
Alpha Links: Pauline by Catrine at CatScrap
Basics Photo Actions by Teya at CatScrap
Font: Mom's Typewriter
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Grandma's Love80 viewsAPRIL JOY LIM
Title: GRANDMA's LOVE
Other Materials Used: All elements from Shabby Princess Promise collection. Fonts: dearJoeFour and Hobo medium downloaded from www.101freefonts.com.
This was my second try in using clipping mask in an LO. I also adjusted the photo a bit usiing lighting effects. I also used one of my favorite techniques, inner glow to create the distressing effect.
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A Father's Love82 viewsLEIZL CANONEO
Title: A Father’s Love
Theme Choice: The father is my colleague at work and he just recently had a daughter. I loved this picture that he sent me of him and his daughter when she was born. I totally fell in love with it and together with the other photos that he sent, I will be making an album out of it to give as a gift.
3. Techniques Used – I wanted it simple but with a little twist so what I did was to use asymmetrical papers. I also used soft colors so that it could complement the filtered photo that I used for the layout.
Software Used: Adobe Photoshop CS3 and Virtual Photographer for the photo filter
Kit Used: Pure Love from Scrapbook Your Own Website @ ScrapWow; Brown Doodle and Lavender Sparkle Frame from Bunnies & Butterflies by Designs by Shelle @ ScrapWow; Swirl from All My Heart Sample by Jan Hosford @ Digital Freebies; Font: Pea XOXO Karen
Basically, I chose a pastel-inspired color theme for the layout to highlight the emotion of the photo that I filtered in black and white using Virtual Photographer. I arranged the papers asymmetrically to give a little twist to a simple layout that I had in mind. I wanted to come up with a layout where the focus would be more on the photo and the journaling that I personally wrote
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I Need You More93 viewsSUZANNE VILLANUEVA
Journaling reads: "Yes it was my idea to send you to your grandparents' house tonight for a sleepover. Yes, it was I who insisted that you spend the night with them. But guess who was saddened when you left - ME! The house was so silent with only me and your dad. There was no "Mommy, please clean me up!" or "Mommy, more milk please!" or "Mommy, read me a book and I will (insert your bribery here)! I was even able to scrap a page of you, which I usually do when you're asleep. But it is different when you're not around. It is so different to not see you fast asleep from where I sit as I work on my laptop. I missed you terribly that I can't wait to see you again the following day! This experience just reminded me of whwhat I already knew (but sometimes forget): that you are an extension of myself and even though you it is obvious that you need me, the fact is, I NEED YOU MORE."
Credits:
Pink Paper: Gypsy Chick Designs (Jodie Patterson)
Swirly Frame: Rhonna Farrer
Brown Brackets: Marianne Wahlberg
Flowers and Heart Doodle: Tanyia Deskins
Glitters (recolored): Ellie Lash
Leaf: Bon Scrapatit Designs/Linda Walton
Fonts: StarbabeHmk and 28 Days Later
Software Used: Adobe Photoshop CS2
Techniques/Process: Duplicated the photo and enlarged one of them. Changed the blending into overlay. The smaller copy was turned into black and white. The glitters were recolored to fit the layout by adjusting its Hue/Saturation. Shadowing was also applied.
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On Letting Go97 viewsKAJE
I've always wanted to scrap this photo of Me (shot by Brother in Law) but never had the inspiration to do so. Thinking about this challenge, I realized the personal state I am in now -- that of being not content and not exactly happy with everything that's going on in me and my surroundings. So I chose the theme: Letting go and then I came across the lovely quote by Tina Turner that says: “Sometimes you've got to let everything go - purge yourself. If you are unhappy with anything . . .whatever is bringing you down, get rid of it. Because you'll find that when you're free, your true creativity, your true self comes out.” So there, this is the layout I came up with :)
Software: Photoshop CS2
Techniques used: Blending and Adding Drop Shadows; Burning the edges using some brushes; "Stamping" the butterfly with a brush.
Credits: Photo by J.Perucho; Green Paper by Verena Karolyi; Scalloped Ribbon and Crocheted Flower by Danielle Engebretson; Swirl and Brads by Ellie Lash; Stitching by Ameliescraps; Quote from thinkexist.com; Fonts: News Gothic and Porcelain
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Live and Love - Five Months82 viewsNITA THOMAS
Title: Live and Love - Five Months
This photo was taken when I was pregnant with our dear son. We're been trying to get pregnant since October of 2006 and by March, God answered our prayers when I missed my monthly period! We were so excited and thanked God for his love!
Techniques Used:
Drop shadows, burned edges using brush, photo converted into sepia using VP.
Software Used:
Paint Shop Pro 7
Credits:
Jayden Kit by Rebecca Lynn
Doodled Alpha by Kate Hadfield
Font: Susie's Hand
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US74 viewsCARYL NAGAL
This is my family.
Journaling:
It's one of our happy moments.
Making fun in front of the camera.
Smiling, laughing and giggling... …
It doesn’t matter if we took a nice
or silly shot, but the thing is
we’re having fun in our own little
world... That's us. Our family.
Software use: PSCS2
Technique: use drop shadow for realism; photo editing and convert to B&W
Credits:
Background Paper, flowers, ribbons, tag by Jofia Designs
Paper strips, buttons, alphabets by Gina Cabrera
Font: KGD Tiffany Script
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