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Birthday's & Cupcakes

2/2/2014

Birthdays in our family are right around the corner. One in February, three in March and two in April. So...I'm busy getting my birthday cards ready for our upcoming celebrations. I thought I'd share an image from my Lily Bun collection that I used to create a birthday card for my daughter. Valentine's day is only two weeks away and this digital image makes a cute Valentine Card too.

This image is free this Sunday under the FREEBIES Tab. Grab it quickly....she's only FREE until midnight Sunday.

Hope you enjoy and Y'all come back now!

gail

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Burrrrr..... SnowGlobes

11/24/2013

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This was such a fun card to make! And, you can find the SnowGlobe Digi FREE this Sunday. So Hurry and grab it before Midnight.

I folded down the corner of the card base and used a brad. Then I used coordinating red, black and grey/white plaid to go with my red back-ground. You'll find the plaid paper under the Shop Digital Paper Tab. It's hard to see but the background has embossed stripes which gives the card texture. After I colored the snowman globe I added "Let It Snow", used a word label punch and added it to the base of the globe. To make it look like it's snowing in the globe, I used a clear glue pen and covered the globe with glue. Then I sprinkled Glow Glitter over the print. I layered the digital print on a 3" scalloped circle.

I like finishing the inside of my cards to coordinate with my card design. You can see I used the plaid and red paper to match the outside of my card.

Have fun with this weeks free digi.
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gail

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Stacking a Digi

11/17/2013

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Stacking a digital image creates a new stamp using the same image repeatedly. I created this image of the stacked gift box by layering them together in Apple's Pages software. I inserted the single gift box and copied the image so that I had three gift boxes on my page. Then I arranged each box on top of the another and rotated the top two boxes. The boxes can be layered by bringing the boxes forward or backward. Microsoft's Word and Photoshop software will also give you the ability to stack multiple images simply by using copy, paste and arranging the layers in front and behind one another.

Download the Single Present Digital image on FREEBIE Sunday. Click on the FREEBIES TAB.

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gail

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