Just a short collection of fun things to share with you!
Cutie-pie Easter cards from BoBunny here. How cute is it to give someone a few packs of seeds? LOVE THAT!
KI goes digi! They just announced the release of their first-ever digital collection, and I for one am thinking about learning to use my PSE just so I can use it and not have to ever worry about using up my paper stash. ;) It's available for commercial or personal use.
Longtime ScrapHappy reader and supporter Amy Castellano has started a new book-based blog called Chic Book Reviews. She has reviews, giveaways, and more! Check it out here and let her know you're a ScrapHappy reader.
Also, the look of things is changing a bit around here. Just a little spring cleaning in preparation for more of what you love!
Lain- I will have to go to KI's site and I will say that Lain sent me! :) LOL...still can't wait for LOAD! :)
Posted by: Kathy F | April 09, 2009 at 03:19 AM
Ack, you enabler you! I've been doing digi, hybrid or paper, whatever fits the layout, and I didn't need to know about KI - especially the monogram stamps. Now if they would just come out with digi versions of their *really* early collections, I'd be set. I'm hoarding quite a bit of collections ii-iv and matching orange peel for simple masculine layouts.
Posted by: Bree | April 09, 2009 at 08:24 AM
What's funny is that I JUST started, echem, REstarted Renee Pearson's book... a year later... and I happened to notice that there is a new, updated edition. Too bad for me... after all I went through to get the one I have, I'm going to push through. ;) THEN I can go rampage KI's digi site.... tee hee.
BTW, I noticed your new squiggly thing on your sidebar for May's Load. How can I get the code to put it on my blog? Thanks L!
Posted by: Abbie | April 09, 2009 at 11:02 AM
wait da second! I thought you would never go digi? am i imagining things or did you once say this? LOL ;0)
Posted by: Lacey | April 09, 2009 at 12:57 PM
OMG KI goes digi! Love it, thanks!
Posted by: Gab | April 10, 2009 at 02:38 AM
I'm a techno-geek. I am NOT a Creative Memories consultant. But after four years (FOUR YEARS!) of trying to use PSE with it's "easy learning curve" I finally decided I was a PSE dunce and bought Storybook Creator from Creative Memories. It uses English (like "shapes" instead of "clipping mask"). I highly recommend you get yourself a copy if you are still struggling with the details of PSE as I was.
Posted by: Rebecca Foxworth | April 20, 2009 at 09:23 PM