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YAY!!! IT'S FINALLY DONE!!!. Sorry for taking so long and for being a month late. I had to redo this several times and learn from my mistakes. I spent countless hours and everyday working on this. I also had ran out of room at one point and the background image had more trees added to it. Plus, I had gallbladder surgery on January 15th and had to work on it less for a few days while I recovered. I still worked on it the day I had my surgery but just a little bit and took it easy for a few days. I also tried to balance the ornaments. I had 225 of them and I tried to include everyone who participated. Some people did more than one submission if you did that, I chose either my fav or the first one you submitted. Some also had to be edited to fit the size and transparency requirements but not all could be made transparent so I accepted the ones with background images anyway. Only one submission was rejected for sure because it did not meet those requirements, nor was it Christmas related. This image was made in Adobe Photoshop and I placed each ornament individually. In total, I had 225 layers, excluding the background. I also tried to balance all the ornaments on how they were placed evenly and which ones looked better on either light, dark or white background. I did a lot of re-arranging. I also had to update the image a few times after posting it. I forgot to include the title and one ornament was missed. Both have been included now and this is now the final image. Remember the hashtag: #ChristmasTreeProject2020 and feel free to share this. 😻😻😻

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P.S. Can anyone find the really tiny ornament? It was submitted 50x50 size but the person made it really tiny with lots of transparency around it. And this is the one submission that didn't qualify because it didn't meet the proper requirements and didn't look good at all when I sized it down to 50x100 size portrait.

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YAY!!! IT'S FINALLY DONE!!!. Sorry for taking so long and for being a month late. I had to redo this several times and learn from my mistakes. I spent countless hours and everyday working on this. I also had ran out of room at one point and the background image had more trees added to it. Plus, I had gallbladder surgery on January 15th and had to work on it less for a few days while I recovered. I still worked on it the day I had my surgery but just a little bit and took it easy for a few days. I also tried to balance the ornaments. I had 225 of them and I tried to include everyone who participated. Some people did more than one submission if you did that, I chose either my fav or the first one you submitted. Some also had to be edited to fit the size and transparency requirements but not all could be made transparent so I accepted the ones with background images anyway. Only one submission was rejected for sure because it did not meet those requirements, nor was it Christmas related. This image was made in Adobe Photoshop and I placed each ornament individually. In total, I had 225 layers, excluding the background. I also tried to balance all the ornaments on how they were placed evenly and which ones looked better on either light, dark or white background. I did a lot of re-arranging. I also had to update the image a few times after posting it. I forgot to include the title and one ornament was missed. Both have been included now and this is now the final image. Remember the hashtag: #ChristmasTreeProject2020 and feel free to share this. 😻😻😻

LINK TO ORIGINAL POST AND STAMP:

P.S. Can anyone find the really tiny ornament? It was submitted 50x50 size but the person made it really tiny with lots of transparency around it. And this is the one submission that didn't qualify because it didn't meet the proper requirements and didn't look good at all when I sized it down to 50x100 size portrait.