“Jolly” Layout

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Discover how you can take a digital page and embellish to add interest and versatility.   Please login or register to view this content.

Filed Under: Christmas, Layouts, Lots of Really Cool Stuff, Vol 2 Issue 4

“Dear Santa” Layout

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An adorable way to combine the ease of digital and the dimension of stickers and gems!   Please login or register to view this content.

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25 Days of Christmas Advent Calendar

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This is an altered Hybrid advent calendar. This calendar uses digital supplies (papers, printed digital embellishments) and traditional supplies: ribbon, rub ons, poinsettia flowers, brads. This project is unique because it can be used as a traditional advent calendar to use with the family during the Holidays but it is very special and personal because [...]

Filed Under: Christmas, Lots of Really Cool Stuff, Projects, Top Picks for Christmas 2011 Gifts, Vol 2 Issue 4

How To Use a Layered PSD Template in Adobe Photoshop Elements

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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! Please login or register to view this content. BACK TO TOP

Filed Under: Layouts, Vol 3 Issue 1

How to Accent Your Photo with Journaling

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Layout Title: “Never Give Up” This is a digital layout with traditional elements. Digital Supplies: Adobe Photoshop Elements 5.0 Tara Sroka Designs: Funky Summer kit paper, battery pack icon, @ at tarasrokadesigns.com Computer Font: CK quick Traditional Supplies: Staples hi gloss photo paper Autumn Leaves: clear buttons Joann’s: gold rings Linked: glass disks Glue dots: [...]

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BONUS: Thanksgiving Place Setting - Hybrid

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Wow them with this easy hybrid Thanksgiving Place Setting. Includes Menu, Napkin Ring Holders, Place Cards and Special Trinket Boxes!   Thanksgiving Napkin Rings Please login or register to view this content.

Filed Under: Downloads, Project Downloads, Projects, Vol 2 Issue 3

How To Mask a Photo

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I wanted to add a softened, grungy feel to my photo of Matthew and Kalee sitting by the pool. To do this, I used a premade photo mask, which I clipped onto my photo. Because items attached by a mask take on that shape’s characteristics, my photo took on a grungy feel.

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