All posts tagged: scrapbook

Freebie Friday: Breath of Fresh Air – Part 1

Published by Sula H.

I’m quite excited to begin sharing with you my next freebie kit, “Breath of Fresh Air,” a kit perfect to scrap outdoor-type memories, and yet versatile enough to use it for a wide range of topics and themes. Once more, this kit is jam-packed with goodies: 24 papers, 3 alphas, and more than 70 elements, including stitches and photo pockets. And what’s best about it: Once more you’ll get it all for free (and believe me, elsewhere you’d have to pay good $$ in order to get something like this). So, feel free to share about the MHT Designs freebies on your blogs, facebook, twitter, etc., and point other people this way, so more scrappers can enjoy the goodies. As always, my terms of use apply, which means, you can only use the contents of this kit to scrap for your personal use, and you may not share any of the contents with anyone else. Simply send them here, and they’ll be able to pick up the pieces just like everyone else. Sooo, don’t forget …

scrapbook layout

Photo Book: My Year 2011, Part 3

Published by Sula H.

I have more inspiration on my photo book project detailing moments and events of my year 2011. Today, I’m sharing the third part with you.   Click here to view this photo book larger Shutterfly allows you to customize your photo book just the way you want. There’s still more to come, and if you like what you’ve seen so far, don’t forget to come back. Here you can check out PART 1 & PART 2.

Enable Me: Stitch Up Your Layout

Published by Sula H.

Are you one of those people who always likes to improve their digital scrapbooking skills, or likes to learn new things about Photoshop? Well, then I have something for you today. I came across a fun little tutorial on another website, that gives real simple instructions on how to create a stitching effect (for website design), but of course, we can use it just as well on our scrapbooking layouts. This BLOGPOST comes with a little download that will get you hooked up on your stitches real fast. It’s for beginners, and if you’re curious enough, you might want to check it out HERE.

scrapbook layout

Behind the Scenes: The Evolution of a Digital Scrapbooker

Published by Sula H.

Tons of people dream of getting a spot on various CTs for their favorite designers. Some people’s dreams come true, others still wait for them to be discovered. If you’re someone whose just started out on digital scrapbooking recently, I may offer you a piece of advice: be patient. Developing your scrapbooking skills takes time. It also takes determination and a desire to do the job well. There are various skills a digital scrapbooker needs to develop in order to make a page interesting and looking well. If you desire to improve your scrapbooking skills, don’t neglect those areas: Composition It’s a major part of a scrapbooking page. If you just scatter things randomly on a page, chances are that it probably will look like that: a simple scattering of elements and stuff. Nothing to draw the eye. Anyone involved with art, however, will know that our eyes wander, and by the way we position things on our page, we can give our eyes direction, and make them wander on purpose – there’s a flow. …

Journaling Café: Celebrate Easter

Published by Sula H.

We just celebrated Easter, and in fact, in some places of the world (like my home country), today is still a full fledged Easter holiday. This makes it the perfect time to spend some thoughts on Easter, your Easter traditions, and what this holiday means to you. So, here are today’s journaling prompts:   And of course, as always, I got started with a little page of my own: