Words of Encouragement

Words of Encouragement. Hope you all had a wonderful day with your families. These are all black files, and I have only changed the layer settings. Of course you should know how to color them by now, if you wish. I have fixed the Be Mine link, thanks for letting me know.

Words of Wonder

Words of Wonder.

All the files are black, don't forget you can color them to match your layouts. Have Fun.

Words of Love

 Words of Love. Thought it would be helpful to have a few idea's. Remember you can recolor to match your layouts. Have Fun.

The Best portion of a good man't Life

The best portion of a good man's life. Thank you Judith for sharing the wordart with us. I'm sorry that you are ill. Feel better soon. Your email still acting up.

Though we travel the world

Though we travel the world Wordart.

Write it on your heart Wordart

Write it on your heart Wordart. Judith, I sent you a note but it seemed returned? Thanks for sharing the word art. This is made from the Red Grunge Alpha. Hello to our new friends.

Christmas Waves Wordart

The are all black or grey, however I added a glitter sheet. To add a bit of glitz to your wordart, drag and size the wordart into your layout.

1. Now drag the glitter into the layout and crtl+g (group the layers together).
2. Add a new layer and crtl+g. Fill this layer with the color you would like.
3. Set the layer style to hard light. (In the preview top left.)
4. If you are using a dark color and would like a deeper color...
5. Click Enhance>adjust color>color variations and click darken 3 times.
6. Lock the 3 layers together by clicking on the wordart layer, you see an eye, in the same column as the eye, for both the glitter layer and color layer click and a lock will show.
7. Now click Layer>merge visible.

Thanks Judith for all your contributions this year. And thank you all for taking the time to leave a note. I really enjoy reading them.

Announced by the Trumpets

Announced by the Trumpets. And thanks to Judith for all her lovely word art. I was thinking that we are all a bit busy this week. I'll post some things for commercial use. Mostly things I have already used and probably won't use again. I have finished a gorgeous deer that Judith sent and we will start again with something geared towards outdoor pages. Have fun.

Judith Wordart Freebie

  The Perfect Storm Word art.

The North Wind doth blow Word art.

This is in 3 separate files, so you could use them individually also.

  Silent and Soft word art.

Twenty years from now.

Twenty years from now... by Judith. And thanks for the nice comments. My brother is a hunter, so he probably has all I need to add the requested pheasants.

The earth is the cradle...

The earth is the cradle... by Judith.

Once you have flown...

Once you have flown Wordart.

These are all made by Judith. Thanks to her for sharing them with us. I'm sorry that I forgot to include the mention in the preview. My minds somewhere else this morning.

Autumn Window Wordart

Autumn Window Wordart. Judith left all the words in individual files, so that they can be arranged separately or used alone.

Autumn is a mellower season Wordart

Autumn is a mellower season Word art.

Thank you Judith!

Autumn Harmony Wordart

Autumn Harmony Wordart.

When I am not at the Ocean

When I am not at the Ocean Wordart.

Thank you Judith! I also loaded the Varsity Alpha in Orange with Black. And the templates were loaded in case you would like to match your local schools.

Come said the wind

Come said the Wind. This was made from the Red Grunge Alpha.

Time and Tide Word Art

Time and Tide Word Art. Judith has been sending some of her word art. In the preview is shown, that if you wish to change the layer style, you can use the word art for multiple projects. Note that it change the color depending on the background, so the image picks up the color of the paper. This is also a good way to use one alpha in a variety of ways and achieve different results. Remember to have fun.

Fall Wordart

Fall Word art.

Signs of the Times

Signs of the Times. Thanks to Judith, who sent some signs of her travels to share with us.