In Progress...

Currently, I'm working on an album that will include pages for each of my younger children's last day of school. Here's the first page (potentially still in progress):



Credits:

Kit - Shabby Princess Promises
Ribbon - Shabby Princess Shabby Fall

From 2008 - Larger Format!

Here we are... a full-size page from autumn, featuring my youngest son. Click to view full-size (will open in another window).



Papers are from Shabby Princess's Vintage Floral collection.
Word overlays, rusted element, ribbon from Shabby Princess's Shabby Fall collection.

From 2007 - Christmas Theme - Preview

In 2007, I was still working with a smaller format page, and here I experimented a bit. I created one typical page with photos - an insert for the family Christmas cards - and one page that contained no photos. The page is merely my letter to Santa.

From 2005 - Thematic Pages - Preview

Continuing with the smaller-format, I also created a couple of summer pages. Click to see in full-size - images will open in a new window.



Digiscrap kit by Shabby Princess, Celebrate.



Still researching the source for the pieces from this kit.

From 2005 - Individual Layouts - Previews

In 2005, I was generally producing smaller than 12x12 layouts of my children - the rationale: I could print them more easily. In fact, I often reduced them to 5x7 size for easy display in a frame.


Digiscrap kit: Grungy Diamonds by Valeri Brumfield of Digital Scrapbook Place.

Digiscrap kit: Boy Oh Boy by Valeri Brumfield of Digital Scrapbook Place.



I'm embarrassed to say that I don't offhand have the artists to credit for the kits & elements - I need to do a little research, then I'll update.

Welcome!

Thanks for visiting my new Digiscrap blog! I've been creating digital scrapbook pages since about 2003 and I'm thrilled with how the craft has really exploded. When I first started, there were only a few resources and now there's so many artists, websites, blogs, trains/convoys, that the possibilities are endless.

I'm going to start off with posting some of of my older digiscrap pages, with hopes that I'll have lots more content to post as the blog develops. I'm hoping to learn some new techniques and even work on creating my own digital elements. For now, I'm using a freebie template but also hope to dust off my webdesign skills and eventually redesign the site with my own layout.

Happy digiscrappin'!