(Click to enlarge)Credits: Template from Elemental Scraps
Paper from Happy Go Lucky Kit, Shabby Princess
Labels from "Grungy Labels," Designer Digitals
Tuesday, July 14, 2009
"On a typical day"
I've been slowly teaching myself to use Adobe Photoshop Elements. Jenny inspired me with her "35 Things" page last week, so I thought I'd do one for Caroline's album. Since I'm doing Project 365 for our family album this year, it frees me up to use any scrapping time I can grab for layouts for the kids' individual albums. Here's one that's not at all event-focused, but attempts to capture a fleeting stage in her young life. I know from sad experience how untrustworthy my memory is about their everyday habits and sayings, and also how fun it is for all of us to go back and review anything I've managed to capture on paper. So, without further ado ...
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Credits: Template from Elemental Scraps
Paper from Happy Go Lucky Kit, Shabby Princess
Labels from "Grungy Labels," Designer Digitals
(Click to enlarge)Credits: Template from Elemental Scraps
Paper from Happy Go Lucky Kit, Shabby Princess
Labels from "Grungy Labels," Designer Digitals
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7 comments:
What a great page! And the pictures are so cute.
Ooh, this is great! Can you teach me?
Hey, you forgot one thing ...
"you carry your purse around"
very cool.
This is very pretty. Is it all digital? I need to start scrapbooking in one form or another.
Hi Era,
Yup, all digital. I've been paper scrapping for years but recently decided to branch out, partly due to work area constraints! Glad you like it. Photoshop Elements is fairly easy to learn.
I LOVE it! So important to, if at all possible, capture all those little things!!!
Love how this came out!!
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