December Progressive Challenge

[Bright Eyes]

Here is my step 2.



Used cookie cutter shapes for cutting the curved pieces. Some of the shapes were added to the PSE program - so not sure where they came from.
Enlarged them a bit then made a paper in a darker color of the background paper and did a clipping mask for each shape. Set the opacity down to 50% and slide them under the shapes to make the shadows.

I kept the shape on the left side with a straight side as I love the white swirls on the paper edge.

[bingomama1966]

I have never done one of these before so not sure if I did this step right lol

Here is mine:

Step 2

[sweetdreamer]

I am not sure if I did this correctly! Still yet...I am having fun!! :)

Mine is here:

[purplezebra]

My second stage is here.

My background paper was quite dark so my dark paper ended up somewhat lighter than it in most places. Did a 'rough' cut look by selecting the area freehand, going for a hacked it with scissors look I think!

[diharper]

Sorry to be late; I've been having Internet connection problems. My computer guru, my son-in-law will be here for Christmas week and I hope he will be able to fix a lot of stuff for me.

Anyway here's the link for step 1:
http://www.godigitalscrapbooking.com...sive-s&cat=708

And if I followed Kay's (Bright Eyes) directions correctly, Here's the image:


I can hardly believe it worked; thank you Kay!!!

[MunchkinsMom]

Hoping I did this right:

[Bright Eyes]

Originally Posted by diharper

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And if I followed Kay's (Bright Eyes) directions correctly, Here's the image:


I can hardly believe it worked; thank you Kay!!!

So Happy it worked for you Di.

[Scrappinsass]

These are looking great!! It's wonderful to see so many different ideas! :)

[britnkaysmemaw2]

Oh Lone....thought you had me there on this one, but was able to work around my paper to make the curves fit!

Step 2:

[Scrappinsass]

yeah I did wonder how you were going to work that out! LOL :) ..