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Posted by Bre Wiebe

To create the wreath I cut a circle out of the Clearly Heavy Hambly Overlays, I then cut a center circle to form the wreath. I added my title “Capture Life” along with some other fun embellishments. I then completed the wreath with many little photos
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Chere Nordstrand (Dream Team)
Last week I said I was going to teach you about Cross Processing your photos. Cross Processing is when you process actual film in a chemical that is not intended for that type of film and you get a really different look to the photo. […]

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Chere Nordstrand (Dream Team)I don’t know about you but I really like to play around with my photos so that I can adapt them to my pages accordingly. Sometimes the colors in the pictures are too bright for my taste or I just want to change the look of the photo all together.
In this first […]

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by Chere Nordstrand (Dream Team)
I’ve been playing with brushes lately and came across this neat little trick. You can take a part of a photo and turn it into a brush that you can use over and over again. In this example I used a photo of my daughters hand that I […]

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by Julie Ann Shahin
If you are participating in the Scrapbook Dimensions Week-At-A-Glance Planner challenges, you may be wondering how to add wings to your child in a photo this week. You can get the free wings download at http://escrappers.com/fairytales.html and while there is a great tutorial there, it leaves out the crucial part of how […]

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by Chere Nordstrand (Dream Team)
You can make your own photo overlays using your digital papers you already have. Maybe you want some texture added to a photo or you want to make your photo look grungy or old and antique. Maybe you have a not so great photo or you want […]

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I have to admit that remembering to take a photo as well as making myself take a photo every day is hard. The 2nd day I thought, “I don’t have time today.” “But you just have to take one picture!” “But….” “It won’t hurt you! It doesn’t have to be good!” “Oh, okay!” So I […]

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I am inspired by Ali Edward’s Daily Something challenge and a photography challenge I found on another blog. (Check back for the links.) The photography challenge was to photograph something every day. She said she didn’t feel proficient at photography and found that she improved by taking out her camera and photographing at least one […]

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