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More My Digital Studio

Hope you aren't sick of my digital srapbook pages, I am just so excited to be "scrappin' " again.

Another Digital Page

Out of all the pages I did, this might be one of my favorites. I love being able to use so many embellishments without running out. Pretty simple page. So, what do you think?

Cute Digital Scrapbook Page

Ok, so I am still learning quite a bit about My Digital Studio from Stampin' Up!, but I am loving it! I got my first printed items back and if I wasn't before, I am definitely hooked.

I am going to share a few pages I've done on this new software. Please be kind. It has been a while since I have done a lot of scrapbooking and the new format is taking some getting used to, so they aren't too fancy (although neither am I).

This was a fairly easy page. I color matched my background to the boys aprons, used a predesigned layout and plugged in my photos. Added mats in complimentry colors and added drop shadows for depth. The circles were made with the circle punch and adding a mat (no shadow so that it appeared to be part of the background paper) and "pushing" them behind the photos. I also added a drop shadow to the text. If this all sounds crazy - I'd be happy to help with what I can with your software. While I am no prodigy yet, I am CERTIFIED in the software.

I love this page, because one of my favorite things to do with my boys is bake! It doesn't always end peacefully - you see that little one up there with those sparkling, "I'm cute - please don't kill me because I'm ornery" big blue eyes...yeah - not the best at listening to directions. I sometimes have to resort to unpleasant levels of "speaking" for his safety. Also to make sure I don't end up with really wierd ingredients! All in all - the frustration has been worth the memories and learning opportunities. Some day I hope his wife appreciates it! :)

 

Adorable Ornament Box

Although everyone else is back to feeling a bit better, I am still having to be a bit careful with myself. My pain is still come and go - and a few good chiropractic adjusments have been helpful. Now I am only worrying about certain pregnancy issues like swollen feet and ankles....

While I have a TON of projects that I want to share, I haven't gotten around to photographing them, so until I do - I plan on posting a few projects designed by Stampin' Up! I do hope you enjoy them.

Ornament box
Stamps: DELIGHTFUL DECORATIONS STAMP SET	Paper: Card Stock Whisper White 8 1/2X11 Card Stock Kraft 12X12 Card Stock Textured Earth Elements 12 X 12
Ink Stampin Write Marker Real Red Classic Stampin Pad Chocolate Chip Classic Stampin Pad Old Olive	Accessories: Punch Handheld 1/16 Inch Circle Thread Linen Punch Corner 3/16 Inch Ribbon Grosgrain Real Red 5/8 Inch PUNCH ORNAMENT
Instructions Ornament box 1. Print Box Pattern #4 from Pattern Library on Kraft card stock, and cut out. 2. Stamp snowflake image in Chocolate Chip ink on box front, and assemble box. 3. Tie Real Red 5/8" grosgrain ribbon around box. 4. Stamp ornament image in Old Olive ink on Whisper White card stock (2" x 2"), and punch out using Ornament punch. Write names with Real Red Stampin’ Write marker. Tie linen thread in a bow around ornament. 5. Round corners of Chocolate Chip textured card stock (2" x 2") using 3/16" Corner Rounder punch. Punch hole in top of card stock using 1/16" Circle punch. Thread linen thread through hole, and tie to Real Red ribbon. Adhere tag to box using Stampin’ Dimensionals. 6. Adhere ornament to Chocolate Chip tag using Stampin’ Dimensionals.