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Bright Idea 279: Chalkboard Creations
Learn how to make a chalkboard that can be used in a variety of ways.
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Pixie Power Minute: Wood Slats
In this video you will learn how to make your layout look like wood slats.
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Artisan 6 Tip: Content Manager: List View
This tip will show you different ways to view your content in the Content Manager window.
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Bright Idea 274: Cluster Formula 7 - Hoops
Are you cluster challenged? This is new cluster formula featuring transparent circles.
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Bright Idea 273: Diagonal Cut Border
This easy, fun border can be made for a variety of occasions.
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Challenge 140: Photo Gradient
Use a photo with a color gradient applied to make a unique and interesting background.
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Challenge 96: Read Between The Lines
Create a standout title page using lines and a single photo.
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Video Tidbit: Perfectly Clear
Sometimes the photos we take just aren't as good as we would like. Auto Fix helps you make your photos look better with just a few clicks. Artisan 5 offers three options in Auto Fix. Artisan 6 adds four more options. This tip will explore the four new Auto Fix Perfectly Clear® options in Artisan 6. Any of the Perfectly Clear® options in Auto Fix can be used on any of your photos (even papers and embellishments!) – the choice of preset and look of your project are totally up to you.
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Start2Finish: Weekend Getaway Point Arena
Create a quick and fun title page to tell the story of your adventures.
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Artisan 6 Tip: Searching Content Manager
There are many ways to find your content in Artisan 6. Just like with Artisan 5, you can use Tags and Categories in the Content Panel. But Artisan 6 includes another powerful feature. When you’re in Content Manager, you can use Search. This tip will explore ways to use Search most effectively.
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Bright Idea 268: Erased Mask
Create your own custom mask using a shape and the erase tool.
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Bright Idea 267: Webding Frame
Use a webding and strokes to make a fun frame with a decorative edge to highlight your photos.
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Start2Finish: Dubrovnik
Making a collage of photos from a trip is a wonderful way to highlight a city or country or many countries visited. This technique could be used as a chapter starter or as a cover.
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Artisan Tip: Remove Tools
There are multiple places where the Remove Tools can be applied. Using the remove tool can be a time saver.
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Pixie Power Minute: Kelp Forest, A Quick Border
This video will show you how to make a decorative quick border from a built-in edge cutter.
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Bright Idea 262: Apple of My Eye
Using a shape, create a fun photo focal point to help tell the story of your photos.
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Start2Finish: 30th Wedding Anniversary
The inspiration for this page was the beautiful photos my daughter took of my husband and me on our 30th wedding anniversary this year. The photos were taken in Monterey at Lover’s Point. I knew I wanted a “dreamy” kind of page and that it would involve masks. I found the Les Trois Sauvages Bundle by Little Feet Digital Designs the perfect kit. It had masks and beautiful blues and golds to build my page.
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Video Tidbit: Create Your Own Round Bezel
This is a fun and creative technique to create your own bezel. This video features using shapes to design a unique and custom embellishment.
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Video Tidbit: Snow Titles
This winter, there has been LOTS of snow in North America! In this Video Tidbit, you'll learn how to make your titles look as though they are snow capped! Objective: To create page titles that appear "topped" with snow
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Start2Finish: Every Recipe Has A Story
In this Start2Finish video, you'll see how one Pixie has created a recipe book that will be filled with family recipes, stories and photos. This recipe book can easily be copied to create a 2nd or even a 3rd volume. You can also print multiple copies to give to family and friends! Objective: To demonstrate one way to create a size 10x10 book of recipes to be printed and given.