Tutorials
Workflow Wednesday Series (my weekly pocket project workflow tutorials)
- How do you keep up with your weekly project aka my routine
- How do you capture your photos each week (cameras, software & photo apps)
- How do you add a few more hours to your day? (intro to editing and preparing your photos for print)
- Where are all my photos for my weekly project? (Lightroom metadata)
- Using Quick Collections in Lightroom
- Quick Clean Edit in Lightroom
- Print Module in Lightroom: using templates and saving for print
- Why I use Design A page protectors and a weekly format
- Gathering supplies and matching embellishments
- How to use the freebie hybrid print PSD templates in Adobe Photoshop to print journal cards
- Blending Journal Cards and Papers together in Adobe Photoshop
- Working with Digital Brushes, Stamps, and Cut Files in Adobe Photoshop
- using fx styles in Adobe Photoshop
- how to change colors using hue/saturation
- fonts, handwriting and typewriters
- printing out your journal cards (Canon PIXMA)
- How do you keep track of your weekly happenings?
- 5 Favorite Pens for Journaling
- my favorite stamps and inks
- additional essential tools
- Silhouette Software Introduction and Freebies
- Silhouette Print and Cut using purchased digital scrapbook kit
- Silhouette Print and Cut, creating elements from Silhouette cut files
- my new favorite journaling pens
- How To Create Unique Journal Cards using cut files and patterns
- testing journal pen inks
- using Silhouette sketch pens on your journal cards
- welding and cutting script fonts with Silhouette
- my favorite scrapbook albums and why
- how-to photograph your scrapbook pages and save for web
Adobe Lightroom
- Import photos and using metadata in Lightroom
- Quick Collections in Lightroom
- Quick Clean Edit in Lightroom
- Print Module in Lightroom: using templates and saving for print
Adobe Photoshop
- Change black brush script to any color using color fill
- How to use the freebie hybrid print PSD templates in Adobe Photoshop to print journal cards
- Blending Journal Cards and Papers together in Adobe Photoshop
- working with digital stamps, brushes and cut files
- using fx styles in Photoshop
- how to change colors using hue/saturation
- fonts, handwriting and typewriters
- printing out your journal cards
- 3 steps to a simple clean edit in Adobe Photoshop
Silhouette Software
- Silhouette Software Introduction and Freebies
- Silhouette Print and Cut using purchased digital scrapbook supplies
- Silhouette Print and Cut, creating elements from Silhouette cut files
- How To Create Unique Journal Cards using cut files and patterns
- using Silhouette sketch pens on your journal cards
- welding and cutting script fonts
- make your own stencils and how to mist a clean image
- "She Art" silhouette base for collage art journaling
- using fabric interfacing w/o fabric for mixed media projects
Project Life®
Mixed Media Tutorials
- painting with Faber-Castell/Design Memory Craft Gelatos
- more with Gelatos: Rub them in
- using Gelatos w/ Stencils: Rub it off
- stamping with Gelatos
- stamp resist and Gelatos
- doodling on pre-made journal cards
- using Gelatos, matte gel medium and stencil to alter Project Life journal card
- round up of tutorials using Gelatos
- misting experiment, plain paper vs. gesso'd paper
- using spray inks/mists, gel medium and stencils to alter Project Life journal card
- 3 easy steps for painting with mists/spray inks
- dipping your journal cards or paper in mist/spray ink puddles
- 5 mixed media essentials you can find around your house
- mist splatters... big, bigger, biggest
- creating fireworks with spray inks and mists
- emboss resist with spray inks and mists
- round up of tutorials using spray inks and mists
- What to pack for vacation
- covering and decorating a hardcover book (my Journaling Bible)
- adding ephemera or tip-ins that flip in and out with washi tape
- stamping with household items
- best way to add gesso to super thin pages (Journaling Bible)
- don't waste paint, how to save paint dried on your craft mat
- 3 background techniques with alcohol ink (guest blogger: Katie from Punk Projects)
- finger-painting (fingers are the best and cheapest tool)
- 4"x6" collage art
- deli paper background
- stencils, paint, and pens
- my new favorite journaling pens
- stamping with spray inks/mists
- testing journal pen inks
- making your own stencils
- how to mist a clean image using stencils
- using fabric interfacing w/o fabric for mixed media projects
- add gold to your holiday projects
- Gelli Plate Intro, Creating Simple Backgrounds
- Gelli Plate and Masks
- Gelli Plate and Texture
- Gelli Plate and Stencils
- Gelli Plate and Paint Brushes
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