lindarobin

There is a discussion here about the old Wacom Bamboo not working with Win 10. A couple of people say that there are no new drivers that will make it work on Win 10, but there are also some other suggestions. Hope this answers your question.

When you say online program, do you mean a program that you don't install, but instead runs off a server so you must be connected to the internet to use it? If not, and you just want something easy and inexpensive, there is My Memories Suite free trial. The full version is $40, or less during holiday sales. It can do photo/paper masking. This program can use everything in the Scrap Girls' Store that is either JPG or PNG. (GIMP is free and as sophisticated as Photo Shop, but I've never heard GIMP described as easy.)

That's very generous of you, thank you!

Thanks, MariJ! Karen, you are welcome to use this png. Consider it royalty-free.

foldTab.png Or click this link to see the full image, then right-click the image and download it.

I made this in PSE. It's a png with transparency. You can right-click and download. Oh, I see that the forum "shrunk" it. My file is 972 x 1500. Let me know if you want me to email it to you.

Perfect challenge to combine red hearts and red blanket. http://scrapgirls.net/forum/gallery/image/185046-heartschallengejpg/

There are also templates in the store. There are separate layers for each placeholder flower, mat, ribbon, etc. so you just swap them out for embellishments that you want to use.

Brushes is a general term, but is a specific tool in a program, and different programs have different options for that tool. Some programs only have brushes that draw like real world brushes e.g. watercolor, acrylic, marker, chalk, etc. I have a program that can draw in ribbons, ropes, sequins, etc. PSE as you have said, also draws and stamps using the brush tool.

Perfect challenge to put together these photos of my son and new daughter-in-law. wedding pics

No, you can't scrapbook with One Note. A scrapbooking program must provide working on layers.

Many printers can't print to the edge. Check your printer's settings to see if it has print-to-the-edge capability.

Looks really good!

Instead of a journal frame in the upper left, I'm imaging another photo box just above the title, same slant, with the journalling in it. Perhaps a pastel pink/yellow font against a dark green background?

I like Gayle's suggestion. Have him print one at 12 x 9.6 so the entire poster will fit on 12 x 12 card stock. The designer did a great job blending the photos and text together. Cutting it up would ruin it. If you were given the Photoshop file, you could reposition elements within a square canvas, but would he sell that to you?

Thank you so much! Sorry I didn't post right away... I've been away on vacation. This was a fun "retro" challenge.

When I paper scrapped, my favourite things were stacking papers, fancy ribbons and metal brads that looked like jewellery. Gosh, it made for an expensive page! And because we couldn't recolor/retint, it was a challenge to find matching pieces (unless you were using one kit). Sipping Sangria