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A funky Christmas texture...

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So I saw this really cool image on facebook yesterday morning. A clump of small red Christmas berries. She/He had a lovely fading background and at least one texture added to the image. It blew me away!!! The simplicity of the image, the background, the texture... made that little clump of berries into ART. I wonder how many times a day someone walks by the little clump without ever really looking at the possibilities? I tried and tried to find the image again so I could give that person the recognition they deserve but I can't. :( It is like it vanished into the night. I knew I had no Christmas berries around my house and I had about 15 minutes free yesterday before I had to leave for work. I knew the tree next to my house had seed pods. So off I went to try and get the same effect. I had been inspired! But... while focusing on my little seed pods, I thought what a lovely background this is making. So with my camera still set to focus on the pods, I moved over so I got just the ba...

a MUST follow blog!!

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Do you have any Ghostbone textures? Well Jerry has started his own blog called Shadowhouse Creations . He is posting freebies there and it has a link to all of his textures on flicker. Go on over and subscribe, this is a site you don't want to miss!! His creations are truly inspiring. =) Hope everyone had a great holiday? See you on Dec. 1st at "The Shop" for the 12 days of Christmas give-away. Here is one of my latest image with 2 of Jerry's textures applied. {hugs} ~kimi~

12 days of Christmas freebies

WhoooooHoooooo!! The shop is going to celebrate the first 12 days of Christmas with a freebie a day! The freebie will be available for download for 24 hours only, with a new one posted for the next 24 hours. Those e-mails will go out to participants that have signed up to be notified at "The Shop". Spread the word!! So run don't walk and subscribe NOW!! =) kimi kreations "The Shop" I won't tell what they are... I want you to be surprised each day. See you on December 1st. {{hugs}} ~kimi~

Free Scrapbooking Paper

Hi Everyone. Thing have been frantic here. We spent the week looking on the internet and going to every store close to us so Kristen could try on wedding dresses. We thought we had plenty of time for this. But she found one she loved that was being discontinued. She had to make sure that was the one she truly wanted. Of course it was the very first one she tried on. It looked so much like her. Young, romantic and beautiful. So that sent us on a dress frenzy. Now that THE wedding dress has been ordered. She is on to bridesmaid colors. This week it is eggplant. A gorgeous dark purple with a hint of magenta in it. That is the color stuck in my head so I made a freebie paper. It is posted at "The Shop" . I do hope you have subscribed to the shop. I have some really nice goodies planned. I will start sending out subscriber notices to just those that have subscribed there. Some people are here at the blog only to learn, I hate to bother everyone with e-mail notices. So if you visi...

Happy Halloween Everyone!

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Hope you have a safe and happy day! Freebie at kimi kreations The Shop Enjoy! ~kimi~ inspired by Skeletal Mess

Yah, Frame Set in the Shop!

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Grand Opening Sale in The Shop !! The first item went live today. Yippee A frame set. I do hope you have subscribed? Freebie there tomorrow to celebrate! ~kimi~

Let's talk Clipping Mask

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After reading Pioneer Woman's Photography post about making an image with rounded corners, I thought I would go over using a clipping mask one more time. This concept is great because it uses non-destructive editing. Here is one I made with an image of little Miss G. I used PW's Lovely & Ethereal and her Seventies action on the image. I used the rounded rectangle shape and made my shape. Distressed the edges, then saved it as a png file. From the bottom layer going up.... You will have your background color, lets say white. Then you add your mask to the next layer up. Then your image goes on top. You can clip your image and mask together a couple of ways. Highlight your image layer. Hold down the alt key and click on the line between the image layer and the mask. Find that difficult? Go to Layer, Group with Previous. (top tool bar) After your image is clipped, you can move it around or resize it as you like. But you image stays in it's original condition. Hence non-de...