I somehow missed the first of this challenge and went back to look through week one. Good grief; y'all are talented! I couldn't design papers if my hair were on fire, but I surely admire those of you who can. I'm amazed by how many different, and beautiful, interpretations there are of the themes.
Also, thank you to the templates and overlays that have been available for download. I'm still getting my sea legs on PSE and am looking forward to practicing on your shared work. Muchas gracias!
Whew...I knew exactly what I wanted to do for damask and thought it would be easy (made complete sense in my head). However, it turned out to be far too much trial and error. Thank you so much to Jenn Johnson of SugarButt Designs for tipping me off to the use of a gradient overlay. Prior to that, the paper just didn't look right! For those of you who aren't a part of her Facebook group Questions and Answers Learning Group, I would highly suggest heading there. There are so many amazing resources, all in one spot. Not to mention that Jenn is a miracle worker when it comes to answering questions quickly!
My damask
I'm late getting these posted but have been playing along since week 1. I'm using 2 palettes.
Here's the first, Proud as a Peacock.
And days 1 thru 7.
Monday, April 1: Polka Dots
Tuesday, April 2: Stripes
Wednesday April 3: Hearts
Thursday April 4: Flowers
Friday April 5: Leaves
Saturday April 6: Geometric
Sunday April 7: Stars
And here is palette number two, Forest Bliss.
Monday, April 1: Polka Dots
Tuesday, April 2: Stripes
Wednesday April 3: Hearts
Thursday April 4: Flowers
Friday April 5: Leaves
Saturday April 6: Geometric
Sunday April 7: Stars
LOve Coffee images and papers! Love it!
Here is my photo based paper:
And my damask paper:
I somehow missed the first of this challenge and went back to look through week one. Good grief; y'all are talented! I couldn't design papers if my hair were on fire, but I surely admire those of you who can. I'm amazed by how many different, and beautiful, interpretations there are of the themes.
Also, thank you to the templates and overlays that have been available for download. I'm still getting my sea legs on PSE and am looking forward to practicing on your shared work. Muchas gracias!
Whew...I knew exactly what I wanted to do for damask and thought it would be easy (made complete sense in my head). However, it turned out to be far too much trial and error. Thank you so much to Jenn Johnson of SugarButt Designs for tipping me off to the use of a gradient overlay. Prior to that, the paper just didn't look right! For those of you who aren't a part of her Facebook group Questions and Answers Learning Group, I would highly suggest heading there. There are so many amazing resources, all in one spot. Not to mention that Jenn is a miracle worker when it comes to answering questions quickly!
Anywhoo...here's my damask paper.
Great papers as always! I'm closing this thread, but you can continue posting your papers here.
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