Scrapbook Dimensions» Vol 3 Issue 1

Vol 3 Issue 1 Online Issue

Cindy Wyckoff — Wed, 28 Apr 2010 07:41:40 +0000

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Letters From You!

Cindy Wyckoff — Mon, 28 Dec 2009 02:13:08 +0000

Email Note from Patti N.

Saw you on Scrapbook Memories TV. Thanks!

~Patty N., Texas

Email Note from Antonia

Love your site and magazine!

~Antonia M., South Carolina

Comment on Article: Digital/Hybrid Scrapbooking Classes…Where Are They?

I have been teaching PSE classes at our local scrapbook stores for over a year now. I teach a Beginning Class once a month and offer other hybrid or project classes, too. Yesterday we just had a 2009 Calendar class. My store, Memories Galore, here in Richmond, VA is very progressive and forward thinking. Another teacher and I will be doing a joint Photography class this Spring and I’m planning our first Digital Scrap Crop! How lucky I am to have great store owners and to be able to share Digital Scrapbooking with enthusiastic people!

~Artcie

Comments on Peek-a-Boo Christmas Project

I made these as ornaments for my 3 adult children for Christmas 2008. I placed pictures of my grandchildren in each of the 3 ornaments and everyone was pleased with the outcome. It was a fun project!

~Beulahmom

What a great project. I think I’ll make them for party favors for my family Christmas party. TFS.

~kygirl

Comment on Corner On Humor..The Anniversary Cruise

I love your story, it is so something I would do. It is great that you can laugh at your self and recognize it enough to be able to write about it. I am always telling people stories that happen to me and my family, but can I remember them to write them down, NO. My girl friend has taken to writing some of them down for me, so I can remember and fill in ”the rest of the story”…

~ ctr2rwh

Shabby Spring Fever Kit

Cute, whimsical kit. I can’t wait to play with it. Thank you!

~terrib52

REVIEW: Digital Scrapbook Artist – Our Cover Layout – Easy!

Cindy Wyckoff — Mon, 30 Nov 2009 01:57:20 +0000

You won’t believe how fast this was and fun! Check out the video that will walk you through the process using Digital Scrapbook Artist software.

Here is the cover layout we used for Vol 3 Issue 1:

(Click HERE for video near end of article.)

Here is the layout in digital before it was embellished.

Here is the layout after it has been embellished.

Follow along with me as I show you how easy this is to complete and embellish.
I’m using Digital Scrapbook Artist software. This software is very user friendly. It comes with several gorgeous kits so that you can start scrapping immediately.

I have so totally enjoyed playing with the Digital Scrapbook Artist software. It’s quite user-friendly. I really appreciate all the realistic embellishments and papers that come with the software, too!

This program also does what I have not seen in any other graphics software programs. Check out the 24 different scissors edges to choose from that will cut your papers, or the brushes that brush on realistic looking rope or string and even different kinds of stitches! You can easily cut out shapes or create frayed edges. Text on a path is never a problem…simple to do.

Then, just when you think you’ve seen everything, you will find that you can easily extract from your photos! Unbelievable! They even have included built-in digital photo editing!

When you are finished, you can easily print from your home printer, upload your photos to the Daisy Trail website where you can share with friends and family, export your pages to popular file formats, or email your scrapbooks with the click of a button!

I’ve just touched the surface of what this affordable software program can do for you! Stay tuned as we bring you more projects that show you the features of this incredible product!

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Shabby Spring Fever Digital Kit

Chere Warrick — Mon, 30 Nov 2009 01:43:15 +0000

Enjoy scrapping with this Shabby Spring Fever Kit designed exclusively for Scrapbook Dimensions readers by Chere Nordstrand, Creative Editor.

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Free Dream Create Inspire Kit from Scrap Professor

Joli Kirk — Mon, 30 Nov 2009 01:30:06 +0000

This kit is jam-packed with value, in addition to several quick pages and printable projects!

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Perfectly Personalized Easter Basket

Joscelyn Cutchens — Mon, 30 Nov 2009 01:01:45 +0000

(Video showing computer techniques at end of article.)

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My Lucky Charms

Joscelyn Cutchens — Mon, 30 Nov 2009 00:56:04 +0000

In honor of St. Patrick’s Day, I thought I’d make a layout of my three lucky charms – my husband and our two sons, featuring digital frames on their photos. I looked through my green digital papers and chose two from Miss Mint. I also looked for frames that I’d either recolor green or were already green. I lucked out and found this green frame from a Christmas Kit. Then I searched through the last month’s photo folder and picked out a picture of each of my boys.Please login or register to view this content.

How To Use a Layered PSD Template in Adobe Photoshop Elements

Gina Lideros — Mon, 30 Nov 2009 00:51:23 +0000

Follow along with Gina as she shows you step-by-step how to use a digital template. It’s fast, fun and will save you so much time!

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Dear Lizzie

Cindy Wyckoff — Sun, 29 Nov 2009 23:55:29 +0000

Take a look at the gorgeous boutique where we did our photo shoot for the cover layout. We took extra eye candy photos for you to enjoy!

Laura (Owner)

At Dear Lizzie, everyday delights inspire their customers to live beautifully! Dear Lizzie evolved from a series of creative influences, from Laura’s mother Elisabeth, whose darling picture at age 5 welcomes you at the door, to the gifts of her european heritage.

Dear Lizzie embraces the old-fashioned sensibility of treasuring those things that are meaningful to us. Whether that manifests itself in a pretty silk ribbon tied on a perfect gift, a sparkling vintage chandelier, french soaps, fuzzy pink slippers or rhinestone encrusted sunglasses, Dear Lizzie loves the notion that little things mean a lot and tell the story of who we are.

Dear Lizzie also has a bistro that offers a wonderful lunch menu of mouth-watering homemade soups and breads, baguette and croissant sandwiches, specialty European pastries, cakes and gourmet chocolates. In addition, they serve a delicious selection of hot and cold specialty drinks.

If you are ever near Highland, Utah, please drop on by. Otherwise, check out their website. They will soon be set up for shipping product.

Creating a Pop Art, Andy Warhol Style Photo

Kristie Bentley — Sun, 29 Nov 2009 23:53:34 +0000

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