skip to main content

Graphics & Scanning

Faerie Eyes

17 years ago

I really should be doing housework! But this one caught my eye. I used a picture of a Doe and her two babies I took from my kitchen window. My trial for EyeCandy Impact ran out so I had to improvise.

Here is a link that might be useful: Faerie Eyes

Sort by:Oldest

Comments (6)

stardom
17 years ago
Another excellent job. Carol, yesterday I bid on e-bay for eye candy 4000 and won. Now waiting for it to arrive, hope it turns up.
kyry
Original Author
17 years ago
Good for you, I have gotten many things from ebay. So far I have been very lucky.I do have Eye Candy 4000. That was how I improvised. I'll have to check out EC5 for a price.
Carol
Related Discussions
The back borders - 2 years later (Garden II)
Q
Comments (24)
Hi All. Thanks for the kind comments. I thought perhaps that people would enjoy the last part of the garden -- the greenhouse, and the one I suspect will be the main part for the next 6 months. I have always aspired to have a winter garden. Heck, what gardner who lives in my climate wouldn't. I have tried this on some level for a number of years, but it mainly became a place to grow plants on benches, and not really a plant room. Part of the reason is the plants I chose to grow were adapted to cool greenhouse conditions. And partly because I just didn't have the time and energy to maintain it as a warmer garden conservatory-room. But last spring, I decided to plant out and abandon a lot of my cool greenhouse plants, and over the past few years I have started to grow more houseplants and orchids. And so, my partner Jim and I decided we were going to group these plants together in the greenhouse and rotate some of them up into the house from here. So, here is how the greenhouse looked yesterday, after we finally moved the outdoor plants in over the past few days (and after one of the mildest Octobers anyone here can recall I am sure). I am forcing amaryllis and paperwhites and other cooled bulbs to grow too. Bring on the winter!
...See More
Faries, Frogs and Feathered Friends
Q
Comments (97)
I received my box from Drippy once I returned home from being out of town for over a week....It was received but I wasn't here to open it...... What a LOVELY box it is! It included: A bag of Lilium bulbs (so many and I have the perfect spot for them) A bag of Caladium bulbs (going in my red bed) A bag of Park Princess Dahlia's (will go in my flower bed dedicated to my mother and brother) A bag of Freesia hybrid bulbs (going in a new bed that has small hosta's) A bag of Tricyrtis (Toad Lilies)(also in red bed) Ipomopsis seeds and Convolvulus seeds, a hummingbird feeder and a BIG fairy solar powered globe that lights up at night! DH was impressed with the entire box! I think he enjoys them as much as I do. WOW! AWESOME BOX!!!!! It will all get planted very soon, once I recover from the trip. Thank you soooo much Drippy, you know how to pack a box girl! I appreciate it all and LOVE IT! I'm still waiting on something I ordered that has been back ordered so don't give up on me just yet...thanks for your patience and for being so generous! Jaye
...See More
This year's ornament for the swap party- 2 photos....
Q
Comments (19)
Thanks, everybody, I'm glad you like them. I mostly made them while sitting on the sofa at night, very little time on the sewing machine. And I had to fray-check the snot out of those ears to keep them from coming apart when sliding onto the chenille stems. Using my tiny paper punch worked great for making little holes. Kat, that's a great idea but I think I'll have to use one of those little miniature candy bars as a kiss is too round, but a little flat one will fit perfectly, I think. It'll give this little bag some weight and make them feel better. The scented q-tip is a great idea, too, Terri-I'll suggest that to them and they can do their own. Maybe a nice pine scent! Pine-sol! lolol Maybe slide it into a little tube so it doesn't make a stain on the wool....
...See More
The Gnomery - a lot of pics, sorry about the bandwidth
Q
Comments (3)
I love all of them, happy little gnomes, only 1 that looks like he might have the potential to be evil at midnight. and that is pic 2. of faery folk.....keep your eye on him.
...See More
reduc500
17 years ago
Thats pretty!
Judy
stardom
17 years ago
Carol, eyecandy came today, all packed nicely,tried to install it, won't install because I haven't got Serif Photo Plus 10. Do you think I've been fooled.
kyry
Original Author
17 years ago
Here is a link for a free download. I can't imagine why it won't work with PSP. Every filter I have installed says it needs an Adobe Photoshop compatible proogram which PSP is, when you try to install does it want to put it into Serif? If so you should have the option of changing or "browse" to another location. I keep my plugins in a floder named plugins and have PSP associate with it.
I also would contact the seller.
Carol

Here is a link that might be useful: Serif Photo Plus
stardom
17 years ago
On the cd it reads "Only to be supplied with Serif PhotoPlus 10" when I try to install, it reads, can't detect photoplus 10.no other option. I think it came free with the photoplus.The seller omitted to point this out, I have contacted the seller.Thank you for the link, most are free but not photoplus 10.(more money) Thank you for listening.Hazel

Related Stories

MOST POPULAR 12 Key Decorating Tips to Make Any Room Better

By Judith Taylor Designs

Get a great result even without an experienced touch by following these basic design guidelines

GARDENING GUIDES Unleash Your Guerilla Gardener

By Benjamin Vogt / Monarch Gardens

Toss some seed bombs around the yard for easy, beneficial plantings

FUN HOUZZ Something a Little Different: Fairy Houses

By Becky Harris

Miniature abodes crafted for otherworldly creatures capture the imagination

FUN HOUZZ 14 Gardens Straight Out of Fairy Tales

By Luisa Rollenhagen

Escape into landscapes that conjure the magical worlds of folklore and literature

Sponsored

AAE Bathroom Remodeler

Franklin County's Custom Kitchen & Bath Designs for Everyday Living