A Little Something for Tiff!

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You can never- ignore me

Barked: Tue Nov 10, '09 6:55pm PST


	Oh Chauncey, what a beautiful layout for Tif She's going to love it especially because Cocoa is there We haven't been here for a few days. We're all going to miss Tif and Zoe and dear little Peanut We hope their lives will be everything they dream of But they passed something very special on to this group, and you can really feel the spirit, the caring, and of course the addiction to scrapping Kili, we're very grateful to you for sharing your feelings here. We can identify so much with you. Even though I am not a newbie ... in fact, I was the third fur to join this group ... there is so much I don't know. But I do know that the things that can be done in digital scrapping and design are practically unlimited. And I feel I'm in a sort of rut, just doing the same things I know how to do. Perhaps we could have challenges requiring us to use a certain technique or produce a certain effect. If we don't know how to do it, we could try to learn. If we do, we could learn to do it better. Then we could look at each others scraps and learn and share and grow in our scrapping abilities. And I think this will make our teacher very proud of us Mom has made a resolution not to talk anymore about how she wishes she had more time Edited by author Tue Nov 10, '09 7:04pm PST

Kilimanjaro Hoover

Mr.- Picky- Pants

Barked: Wed Nov 11, '09 6:35am PST


	Geena, let me know how that works out for Mom! It's her right to complain about not having enough time. Only those of us with the luxury of not working, don't have little ones, and manage our own time don't complain about that! And even then, there are those pesky little things that interrupt us when we are right in the middle of doing something creative! Chauncey, your scrap is beautiful! Tucker, GIMP has me stumped when it comes to putting the layers in. For instance, if I add something and decide later I want to Move something behind it, I can't. I have to start over. Off to view the links you left. Maybe they will solve my dilemma.

Who rescued who?

Barked: Wed Nov 11, '09 5:01pm PST


	Chauncey...Tiff is going to love it! I love how you made the photos in black and white, and the red frames look perfect! Very nice!! Kili...I know how overwhelming it can all seem at the beginning. I, too, was one of the earlier members. I didn't know anything at all about digital scrapping. I'll be honest...at times I felt like I would never learn it...but, little by little, I did learn, and still have a lot to learn! It takes a lot of playing around with different things. Don't ever be afraid to ask questions...we've ALL been there! I'm so glad you're here...you're a wonderful addition to our group! Most importantly...have fun with it!! Lucy...I agree with you, this has been a lifesaver for me too! Sometimes I feel like I'm a little too addicted to it, but hey...I could be addicted to a lot worse things!! BOL!! I'm so glad your mom got to make an album for her sister. What a wonderful and thoughtful gift...something she'll treasure forever!

Kilimanjaro Hoover

Mr.- Picky- Pants

Barked: Thu Nov 12, '09 6:22am PST


	Thanks everyone! Trying to decide what to get Mom for Christmas? Book, album, digital frame...... She loved the photo Christmas ball from last year! Tucker, I can make a mask! Thank you! Course, I haven't mastered the art of using it yet! BOL!!! Working on it, but at least I've figured out how to make it! All of your links, hints, tips...etc have been so helpful! OMD, the scrap masters create such beautiful things!

GSPs Rock!

Barked: Thu Nov 12, '09 5:34pm PST


	That's awesome, Kili! Masks are amazing!! I love just watching them change - I could switch them around all night Here's a little something from us for Tiff. Supplies: Once Upon a Time Kit by Noshay Designs and Wedding Kit by Catherine Designs. Thank You, Tiff!