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May 15, 2012 | Digital Scrapper News | Volume 10 Issue 20
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Hi ,
Are you a player or a spectator? Do you feel you've lost the ability to get where you want to go?
During a recent act of 'goodwill,' I went bowling with my 15 year old son Carter and his buddy. On its first trip down the lane, my pretty green ball managed to land a strike. I was suddenly the coolest mom in the alley... and the most surprised!
My tally at the end of the outing found me averaging 49 points per game. In the bowling world, I'm told that's an UNimpressive score. You see, after my big start, I mostly found the gutter the rest of the day. Haha. Somehow I lost my ability to get where I wanted to go.
Take scrapbooking, for example. Are you being a player or a spectator? Have you mysteriously misplaced your creativity and let it take you out of the game? Well, we've got a new class from Jan Walker in the offing that's guaranteed to give you a jump start! Check it out below.
Have a great week, friend.
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Has your mojo left the building?
Need a jump-start for your creativity?
Want to elevate your imagination?
Introducing Jan Walker's new class:
Creative Inspiration: Finding and Freeing the Artist in You!
If you've enjoyed Jan's Premier tutorials, or if you're looking for
ways to expand your creative horizons, generate unique layout ideas, or
beat scrapper's block, then you'll love this fun, inspiring one-week
class, which begins Friday, May 18th. That's only four days away, so sign up now!
Find out more about Jan's class, Creative Inspiration!
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Listen to an audio message from Jan
- Check out our Special Bonus if you sign up now
Join Jan on this exciting journey across the landscape of creativity. Who knows
what you'll discover about art, about inspiration, and about yourself
along the way! More about the Creative Inspiration class.
P.S. Class registration closes at midnight Eastern on the first day of class, May 18, 2012, so don't delay. Tell Me More! |
 Digi Scrap Tutorial
Straight Talk About Crooked Ribbons
by Jen White
Using the Shear filter, straighten out a crooked ribbon or stitching in your stash. This is also a great way to give a little bend to the straight stuff!
Read the Tutorial:
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