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[Laurie]

Sketch #7

[Laurie]

Sketch #8

[jfugina]

You're on a roll Laurie! Way to go!

I took a break from working with photos this week, and have been trying to figure out ways to use some of the supplies that I've had forever. So I've been assembling collections of papers from different designers/manufacturers and trying to make some generic empty layouts with no real theme - just a color palette based on an unused sticker sheet. But since it looks like we're likely to be snowed in through the weekend, I'll for sure try to hop on some more layouts if new sketches are posted. Thanks for the inspiration Monica!

[Laurie]

Sketch #8

Outside of the Biltmore there was bamboo growing. The largest I had ever seen.

[jfugina]

Beautiful page Laurie - your paper colors really make the bamboo pop! I want to do that sketch, but I don't have anything queued up where I just have two photos.

[Laurie]

Sketch #10

[Laurie]

Sketch #11

[Monica]

Amazing pages, Laurie!

[Laurie]

Sketch # 10

[pamcook]

Sketch #8
I suppose my brain isn’t as awake as I thought. I missed so many of these amazing pages. Great work everyone!

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[pamcook]

Sketch #2
Way back in 2012 before I knew anything about editing a photo in Snapfish. Work with whatcha got, right?

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[Laurie]

Love them! I haven’t thought about editing pictures on Snapfish. I tell ya! I’ve got a lot to learn.

[Monica]

Great pages, Pam! Gotta love a good sketch or three to play with, right?

[pamcook]

Love them! I haven’t thought about editing pictures on Snapfish. I tell ya! I’ve got a lot to learn.

Their site was so primitive. I don’t use them anymore. I like being able to print at home.

[Laurie]

Love them! I haven’t thought about editing pictures on Snapfish. I tell ya! I’ve got a lot to learn.

Their site was so primitive. I don’t use them anymore. I like being able to print at home.

I want to get to that point. I see where folks are using Epson’s picture P400.