Welcome to the FIRST Some Odd Girl Blog Hop! Allow us to take you on a journey thru the blogosphere showing you some inspirational projects and sneak peeks of the June 15th release!
If you came here from Robin's blog you are on the right track. If not head on over to the Some Odd Girl Challenge blog to start the hop.
To be eligible to win the complete June 15th release just make sure you post comments to all the Oddies blog hop posts. So why not be Odd? You have until 2pm EST on Sunday June 13th to be entered into the drawing. Good Luck and enjoy the hop.
Now onto my project. I ended up using the Fairy Fly Away Mae image (which will be released on June 15th) for my card. If you are really interested in some real fun check out SNR for the Some Odd Girls Digi Day today from 10 am to 2 pm. I'm talking challenges, a sale, a freebie and pure fun.
To continue the hop check out Robin's Blog.
And here's the hop order in case you forget your way:
1. Some Odd Girl
2. Leah
3. Robin
4. Shelly -YOU ARE HERE
5. Jen
6. Marcie
7. Ann
8. Kimmy
9. Kristy
Are you interested in becoming and Oddie? If so head click here for the deets of the Some Odd Girl DT call that is going on.
Digital images have a lot to offer when compared to their rubber counterparts. They store easily, can be resized and flipped and can save you a little $$. One of my favorite things to do with Digi's is to change the orientation of the image. In other words create a mirror image to fit my needs. Here's how:
Select and re-size image of choice. I tend to re-size my images to a height of 3.25 inches.
Then go to Image > Rotate Canvas > Flip Canvas Horizontal
You'll end up with this:
It's just as simple as that. Not only that but its like having two stamps in one. Thanks for joining in on the hop.
30 comments:
Great job Shelly! And thanks for the photoshop tips! I did a tutorial for that in WORD the other day but photoshop is much easier!!! :D
Hi Shelly
What a gorgeous girlie card you've made! The new releases are all ever soo cute i might have to have them all!LOL
Sal xx
Hi Shelly
What a gorgeous girlie card you've made! The new releases are all ever soo cute i might have to have them all!LOL
Sal xx
Wow great tutolial and cute Mae!!
What a cute card!!
What a good idea on flipping the image, basically giving you two stamps for the price of one...can't do that with rubber stamps!
such a lovely card you created as well. Gorgeous!
Oh how adorable!! love all the brights colors!
hugs,
Rachel
So bright and cheerful! Love knowing how to flip an image now! Very helpful!!
Shelly!!
You are so correct about digi images saving you money!! tehy also save lots of space too!!
i love what you have done with Mae...I love the colors for your PP too.
Calypso
Photoshop.....check....another thing added to my list. You guys keep this up and I'll need a kazillion dollars by the end of the hop. Fly away Mae is great.
Love it!
PS- robin says 'hi'
Cute card, nothing says '70s like "flower power"! Thanks for the digi tips too:)
Hey Shelly, Robin said to say "Hi."
Thanks for the neat idea of flipping the images. I am becoming so enchanted with the designs.
Thanks again,
Barb
Oh, WOW! LOVE the colors, love the image and the sent....fantastic card!
Great card :)
adorable! great coloring and cool papers too! TFS!
Cute card. Very summery. Josie
Great tips and tutorial! LOVE Mae...
Great digi tips and a fabulous image! Fantastic job!
What a vibrant card!!! Thank you for the tutorial on mirror imaging! It never occurred to me to do that! Awesome!!!
way cute!!
way cute!!
way cute!!
your card is adorable! loving the new odd images ;)
Super cute, love all the flowers! And thanks so much for the wonderful tips
Awesome card Shelly and excellent tutorial on how to rotate the images! Hopping along now..bye!
How sweet is the new Fairy Fly Away Mae? I love the colours you used, just beautiful!
fab card!! Thanks for the tips!! Cheers, Robin
Lovely!!!
Love Mae..in any form..this is one is so cute!
Thanks for the tips!
How cool is that fairy? Happy Blog Hoppin'!
alecia
freakalecias.blogspot.com
Such a cute card.
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