MoodeeBeth's Scrappin' Boutique

My header was comprised of a few things that are quite meaningful to me. My porcelain doll, she stands 3 feet tall, given to me by a long time friend and the Victorian Metal Box belonged to my mother who sadly, is no longer with us. The tassel, I bought in an Antique Shop which hangs on the switch of my standing lamp. I use PSP, exclusively, and numerous Filters. Owner of versions 4, 6, 8 and 10. Out of all, I use PSP 8 the most.

I'm 47 ... Iowa born and bred.
Mother to 4- 3 sons, 1 daughter Grandmother to 5, 4 girls, 1 boy.
I'm a FT Cook for an Assisted Living Home.
I've been using PSP for many years, in Feb of this year I discovered Digital Scrapbooking.
Since that day I began a project-
I began making Scrapbooks for my 4 grown children, Christmas gifts to them they'll be.
Showing their lives from birth until now, but more importantly with my journaling, words from a mother's heart to her child(ren).
I have never been gifted with verbalizing things, but I am able to convey my feelings and thoughts in writing. And so it is with that - that I am thankful I stumbled across Digital Scrapping- and can finally say all the things that I want my kids to know.

Things I love to do but rarely have time to-
Oil Painting, Crocheting, Garage Selling, Bowling.

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Friday, October 27, 2006

Freebie Ribbon! I finally found out how to create a twirly ribbon.
I searched and searched and searched.
Then tonight I came across this site that offers Scripts for PSP, but it works along with AV Bros. Page Curl Pro 2.1
The Demo keeps sample imprints on the image so you need to purchase in order to get beyond that. I recommend it. I've been playing for hours and here is one I felt worthy enough of being a Freebie...
Whatcha' think? I'd really like to know, and links, I'm still looking for more ribbon\bow tutes.

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11 Comments:

Jean said...: Awesome!! Good for you :)
Good for me too, lol!! Thanks so much....; 9:05 PM
donwilmom said...: You're doin' good girl, Thanks for sharing.; 9:48 PM
Linda said...: Very pretty; thank you!; 10:26 PM
desertmoo said...: Great Job! You're very talented!
Thank you for sharing with us!; 12:14 AM
gabbyfowl said...: It's adorable thanks so much for the freebie and the info. As soon as I can retire I want to play too.; 1:49 AM
VJ's Scrap Room said...: I think I am jealous....nope..I know I am.LOL I don't use photo shop..so will have to figure out how to do it on Photo Impact ll. hmmmm...as if I didn't have enough to do already.LOL

Thanks for sharing this with me...you did a fantastic job!; 3:35 AM
Suzi said...: You did a very nice job! One of these days maybe I'll be good enough to make stuff. Right now I'm still trying to figure out layers to make scrap pages.... Thank you so much for sharing your talent and time!; 8:11 AM
Rebecca said...: This is a wonderful job and even more so for the fact that its your first foray into doing curled ribbons! I love that you made it a pastel, rainbow color ribbon and the edging gives it a nice touch too. I like how you can see the texture on the edging too because it really gives it a nice feel of realism. Thanks so much! (Oh, yes, thanks too for visiting my blog and leaving your super sweet comment!) :D; 11:24 AM
Anonymous said...: What a pretty ribbon. I like the purple outer edge. Thank you for sharing it.

Michelle; 6:26 PM
rae_j said...: Great job - really suits birthday pages! It's great when you you really want to work out how to do something, and you plug away, and there it is! Well done!; 3:52 AM
Anonymous said...: I love the ribbon - thanks for sharing; 4:06 PM

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Friday, October 27, 2006

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