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Fort Tabor

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This is awesome!! :) (It is always a wonderful surprise to see my artwork...this layout is great!!)

April 10, 2005

I really like it, it is very pretty, the colors and the garamond font

February 24, 2004

This is nicely done! I especially like how the "embellishments" on the right echo the border on the left. TfS.

February 24, 2004

Stephanie, I just printed this LO on my EPSON so I can include it in my scrapbook. I am trying to save all my LOs to CD. It helps to have a digi cam and Adobe to make sure the paper LOs look good on CD. Plus I can show my family (on the other side of the world) my LOs when I make them into digi files. Just like the ecuts, when I printed this on "Best Photo" and put the page protector on, you can't tell it's not a "real" page. Thanks for your kind comment. Thanks to Jenny, too! :d

February 23, 2004

WOW!!! That's great! I really like it. Do you print the digital ones or save them to cd?

February 23, 2004

Looks great!! I am going to try this!!!

February 23, 2004

Fort Tabor

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This is my very first COMPLETELY digital scrapbook page. I used elements from a file (Blue Heartsnips) I downloaded from pagesoftheheart.net, one of my new favorites.

All done in Adobe Photoshop 7, title font is Goudy Stout, journaling font is Garamond.

Journaling block reads:
"It was tough to sit in the tiny Fall River apartment all day, especially when the weather was nice and the pool area was closed. Fort Tabor on Clark’s Point in New Bedford was one of the few afternoon escapes we attempted while Orin was still at work. Less than 30 minutes away, the park allowed dogs and provided lots of walking trails and pretty scenery. Quinn and the boys could run around and make all the noise they wanted without “bothering the neighbors”. They particularly liked the playground area and looking out into the waters of Buzzard’s Bay. Unfortunately, we discovered this great site just days before we left Massachusetts, so we only visited once – just long enough for a few happy memories.
~September 22, 2003"

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