Activities/Challenges for the Week of February 24, 2020

The activities/challenges for the week of February 24, 2020 are

#1 Fan
PolkaDots
St Patricks Day Challenge

 

 #1 Fan Activity Tutorial HERE

Very nice tutorial using just a couple of plug-ins
DSB Flux- Blast and Eye Candy

Tips.
I didn't use 7 different tubes, I took my tube and then used
Mura Meister settings



You don't have to have 7 tubes to do this one

I changed mine around a little as I added the tube at the top



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PolkaDots Tutorial HERE

This is a great tutorial where you make all the
elements yourself.

I did use a mask on my tag.
This one uses only one plug-in
Eye Candy - Gradient Glow

Have fun with this and be creative.

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St Patricks Day Challenge - Week of February 24, 2020

Can you believe it is almost March and St Patricks Day will be approaching.
The Challenge this week is to make a St Patricks Tag
Any size tag and anything relating to St Patrick's day!

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When: March 17

Saint Patrick's day is in honor of the Patron Saint of Ireland, who brought Christianity
to the Emerald Isles, as Ireland is known.
It is truly a day of celebrating Irish history, ancestry, traditions and customs.

Saint Patrick's' Day has many symbols and traditions, from shamrocks and leprechauns,
to green beer and Corned Beef and Cabbage.
Saint Patrick's Day parades are popular in many cities around the U.S. Interestingly, the first St. Patrick’s Day parade did not take place in Ireland.
It took place in New York City, in 1762. 

Roots of Tradition: Saint Patrick's day is held in honor of Saint Patrick, the missionary
who brought Christianity to the Irish people in the 400's AD.

Erin Go Braugh is perhaps the most common Irish term you will hear.
It means "Ireland Forever"

Did You Know? Over 34 million Americans are of Irish descent.
That's almost nine times the population of Ireland!