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April 22, 2014 | Digital Scrapper News | Volume 12 Issue 16
Hi ,
Ah-hem. Tap-tap-tap. Testing 1,2,3.
Um, hi. This is your Stash. You know who I am. I'm that digi stuff on your hard drive that you've been downloading over the past several years? I'm here with a message:
"Can we come out and play? Okay, that's all. Back to Jen."
I'll bet you didn't know your Stash could speak from beyond the filing system, did you? Well, truth be told, it can't. But if it could, I think it would BEG to get out of the box and play. No one--man, woman, or scrapbook element--wants to be a collector's item. On the blog this week I'm talking about setting your stash free.
This is a great week to break the "collector" habit. Open your collection of kits and set them free with this week's tutorial and challenge. Imagine the feeling--complete liberation.
Have a great week. Looking forward to seeing you in the galleries.
P.S. InterNational Scrapbooking Day is right around the corner. Make sure and set aside time to scrap on Saturday, May 3. Look for details coming soon about sales and specials here at Digital Scrapper.
Portrait to Landscape
In just a few easy steps you'll learn how change the orientation of portrait-style 8.5 x 11 templates to landscape view. Susie demonstrates flipping three templates (these example templates are included with the tutorial) and gives you some great tips for almost anything you'll encounter!
Whether you normally scrap using a 12x12 inch size or 8.5x11 inches, you'll find this very helpful if you want to get a landscape-style photo book printed by a printing company.
Access the Video Tutorial Here:
Challenge Yourself This Week!Join the Creative Team this week for their Portrait to Landscape Challenge. We're all looking forward to the creative ways you find to flip your template. Get all the details.
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