Watercolor Flowers Freebie

Aren't these just darling? What a great way to add a splash of color to your pages! Let me know what you think. If you like these, I may make more.



Get them HERE

Insta-Cards Digital Freebie!

Hey, these are super cool! Have you ever found yourself in a bind for a quick card? I know I have! On my way out the door to a party that DH forgot to tell me about, for a family member I don't know, who's birthday it is, and we're late as usual. Hm. Need a quick card. Well, here's the easiest solution yet!

The card faces are already done. Just add one of the pre-made greetings or embellies, print, cut and paste onto a card! There's even greetings for the inside! How easy is that?! (OK, so I'm just SOOOO tickled with myself over this...)




Link to freebie page: HERE

Here's a couple of samples using the cardfaces and a couple of the greetings in the kit. So quick it's almost like cheating!

Ice Cream Social Digital Kit

This kit is simply scrumptious. 17 fabulous 12x12 papers in rich, aged and detailed layers of color are complimented with 35 different accents and elements that round out this lovely kit. Ribbons with two bows and a knot in each of the 5 tasty kit colors are included, along with several matching buttons, stitches for the buttons, a shabby stitched frame, rub-on frame and photo corner, fabric scraps, and a journalspot. This kit also includes a pre-made page overlay to drop over a photo for an instantly beautiful layout. All kit contents are at 300dpi.

Cool off with some ice cream on a hot summer day!

Available exclusively at DigiDiner.

New Digital Freebies!

Here's a couple of new freebies for you all! These are parts of kits that are available at the new site DigiDiner (That I design for!). Please check out the site. All my kits are there, as well as several new goodies and freebies. They'll be having a Grand Opening in April with lots of games, contests, and prizes. YAY!

This is from the Fern Prairie Kit at DigiDiner. A cute set with a touch of country.

This is from the Maryhill Kit at DigiDiner. A nice word art perfect for springtime.

Digital Fusion

I've been bitten by the bug! Yes, I have all the classic symptoms; wide reddened eyes from staring at the computer screen, enlarged mouse finger from clicking downloads incessantly, frequent mutterings of digi paper organization, and the obsessed crazed look of a woman in constant pursuit of pretty papers. I'm an aspiring digital scrapper.

I've been drawn to it for a while now, but discouraged so many times by feeling limited. But now, I've learned some new tricks, and downloaded a plethora of digi kits and am feeling more liberated. It appeals to the collector/organizer in me. I download stuff - instant gratification - I add it to my collection - collecting - and then I get to categorize, organize, and drool over it. Not to mention that you only get a little sneak preview of what is in this little package called a "zip file" which makes it seem more like a present when you finally open it and view the contents in their entirety. And I LOOOVE presents.

So I've been loving this new found pleasure. I've created several digital layouts this week. I am loving the whole new world of designer goodies that has opened to me. No more of the same ol' same ol'. And the best part is, I can get a lot of it for free. None of it ever gets used up either. It really appeals to my frugal side as well.

The best thing about all of this is that I am being inspired by things I never noticed before, and it's translating to my paper scrapping as well. I'm seeing things just a little bit different that I have before, and noticing details that I may not have noticed in the past. I'm able to see things a little clearer (not literally of course, I need to see my eye doctor about that!). In working on a few projects last night, I was completely inspired by a few things I noticed - minute little details I might add - in a fashion magazine {I never understood why my mother-in-law insisted I needed it. A subtle hint perhaps? But now I'm thankful} Ideas flowed, and I literally could not scrap fast enough. I finished 6 projects last night! {Those that know me know I'm a notoriously pokey scrapper. I spend hours, days even, on one page alone. For me to get 6 projects done in a weekend is a real feat.}

I guess it's true that learning something new can open your eyes in other areas of your life. I just never suspected this revelation in my scrapbooking would come simply from delving into another realm of it. I've found my muse and it came in the form of digital fusion.