Password Fix

I am so sorry about the Password problem, try this password: sodigitallyme for all of my freebie downloads.

Girl Scouts Scrapbooking Sets are still free!!

I am so sorry for any confusion with my Girl Scouts themed scrapbooking sets. For some reason the download links are asking for passwords. Please try the following links: Girl Scout Embellishments Girl Scout Papers Vintage Girl Scouts Papers Vintage Girl Scouts Embellishments 1 Vintage Girl Scouts Embellishments 2 Vintage Girl Scouts Add-On If these do not work, please do not hesitate to contact me!!!

Vintage Girl Scout set (BIG FREEBIE!)

I have been working away at a new set for Girl Scouts. I am very proud of this one. It includes 11 papers (12x12), alphas, paperclips, bookplates, labels, frames, 12x12 overlays and much much more! The theme is "vintage" but you'll find a few modern touches, like the Girl Scout Journey themes -- (It's your world - change it!), (It's your planet - love it!) and (It's your story - tell it!) -- as well as the updated Girl Scout Logo and all of the current levels of Girl Scouts; Daisy, Brownie, Junior, Cadette, Senior, Ambassador, Troop Leader and Troop Volunteer.

Click here to download the embellishments. Click here to download the papers. If you download the set, please be sure to leave me some love! Use the password: sodigitallyme

Sneak Peak of a new set! Vintage Girl Scout Add-On FREEBIE

I am working very hard on a new set of Girl Scout Scrapbooking elements, alphas and papers. I'm really excited because I'm teaching myself all kinds of new stuff and I'm really impressed with how good the elements are looking. I don't mean to sound conceited, it's just that up unto this point, I've thought items (slowly and painfully) extracted from photographs look better than items created in a photo editor like Photoshop. I don't use Photoshop and there is very little literature on the software I use, but using a great book about creating your own scrapbooking elements in Photoshop, I've been able to figure out how to do most of the effects in my program. You may want to look into the book yourself:

It's by Renee Pearson. This Vintage Girl Scout Add-On includes 7 papers, 4 Girl Scout Poem Cards (Daisy, Brownie, Junior & Cadette) and 1 piece of Girl Scout ephemera. It is for PERSONAL USE ONLY.

To download Vintage Girl Scout Add-on, please click here. Hopefully the big set will be out within the month, keep an eye out for it! Use the password: sodigitallyme

Answer for Julie -- using PNGs on scrapbook page

I just got a comment asking the following: Thank you so much! I am new to digital scrapbooking. I am having trouble adding PNG image to my page, I usually use JPGs. Do I need to convert PNG into JPG? Thanks! Julie Okay, the difference between a .jpg and a .png is that .png has a transparent background, so when you put the object onto your page you don't have to worry about that object covering up something with it's background. You are also better able to create realistic shadows because you are shadowing the object, say a ribbon bow, instead of a square white box with the ribbon in it. I am not sure what type of digital scrapbooking program you use, but almost every program I have tried has recognized .pngs as picture files, therefore they can be added using the IMPORT command in the edit menu (or something along those lines.) My program also allows me to "drop" a file into my workspace by selecting it in and open folder and dropping it into my document editing screen. Whatever command you are using to try to add .pngs, look at the little file type selection box, does it say "jpg only"? Make sure it says "all picture files" or "all files". Then you should be able to select the .png object you wish to add to your layout. You'll find that the transparent background allows you a lot of versatility on your layouts, you can create amazing layered effects with them. Anyone with specific questions for me can use the "Contact Me" button in the right side column.