Tuesday, November 6, 2007
Monday, November 5, 2007
Pumpkin Chucking
Friday, November 2, 2007
Thursday, November 1, 2007
Retro dance
More b-day
Saturday, October 27, 2007
Sweet layouts
Thursday, October 25, 2007
More Birthday layouts
Sunday, October 21, 2007
Birthday Layouts
Thursday, October 18, 2007
Pumpkinpalooza
Monday, October 15, 2007
Wednesday, October 10, 2007
Themed Thursday
New pages
Thursday, October 4, 2007
Wednesday, October 3, 2007
Tuesday, October 2, 2007
Monday, October 1, 2007
World Wide Day of Play
Sunday, September 23, 2007
First day of School
Wednesday, September 12, 2007
First To's for DSS
I'm calling first to's this month. What have I gotten myself into!?!? I have to come up with a list of 15 or 20 things that people can post layouts about by Monday. I'm totally drawing a blank about what to do. Obviously I want some easy ones that people might already have done but then I want some hard ones that people would have to work at.
So if anyone out there reads this (I think Hummie is it but a girl can dream can't she) and wants to make a suggestion, I'm all for it. Comment and suggest layout ideas! :)
Also, once I found out what what the prizes are, I'm jealous that I'm not participating because the prizes rock! The superb Tina has graciously donated 3 different mini kits and they are fantastic as always.
So if anyone out there reads this (I think Hummie is it but a girl can dream can't she) and wants to make a suggestion, I'm all for it. Comment and suggest layout ideas! :)
Also, once I found out what what the prizes are, I'm jealous that I'm not participating because the prizes rock! The superb Tina has graciously donated 3 different mini kits and they are fantastic as always.
Monday, September 10, 2007
The perfect kit?
I'll admit, I've been reading the smack blogs. I know they are crappy but I sort of view them as an internet soap opera. So far, I haven't seen anything terrible about anyone in the digi-community, just general gripes and complaints.
A recent thread was talking about what makes for a great kit and what makes a bad kit. Several people talked about kit naming really helping to "make" a kit. Now that I'm at least halfway through my ACDsee tagging fun, I agree with them 100%!!
First of all, if you want credit, put your freaking name (or first initial and last name or first name and last initial or internet name or something) in the file name! I went through awhile back and deleted a bunch of stuff that didn't have credits in the file name. I didn't delete it all because there are several things I like and use, I just don't know who or where I got them from.
Second, put your kit name in the file name. I have a butt load of freebies (that is all I scrap with and I'm not hurting for stuff). Just because I have a designer name, doesn't mean it all works together. If I have a kit name, I can say "you know, I really like this paper and these clips or those corners go with so I'll use those" Typically, I mix and match designers and elements but I'm finding more and more that my pages look better and are easier to do and credit if I use one kit or one designer for each page. I wish that more designers would make this easier for people.
Also, something they talked about in the other blog was 10k downloads. When I dl a file, I don't need a personal thank you, a store thank you, a TOU, an anti-theft note, etc. And I don't need that for each file that I dl for a kit. Seriously, if you have 3 folders of stuff in your dl, you don't need to put a preview of the whole kit in all the files. One preview would be fine.
The other thing is being clear in naming your TOU. Don't call it TOU or terms or anything generic like that. Name it something like designer name-kit name-tou to help keep the TOUs with the right designer and the right kit. Especially, if the TOU has something unique in it, like a commercial license or something other than the basic "this is mine, I made it, don't steal it, credit it, not for commercial use, I like to see the things you make so email me your layouts"
I'm by no means an expert in digi-scrapping or a voice of any kind in the industry. But hopefully, an aspiring designer or two will read this and help us out by naming things usably :)
A recent thread was talking about what makes for a great kit and what makes a bad kit. Several people talked about kit naming really helping to "make" a kit. Now that I'm at least halfway through my ACDsee tagging fun, I agree with them 100%!!
First of all, if you want credit, put your freaking name (or first initial and last name or first name and last initial or internet name or something) in the file name! I went through awhile back and deleted a bunch of stuff that didn't have credits in the file name. I didn't delete it all because there are several things I like and use, I just don't know who or where I got them from.
Second, put your kit name in the file name. I have a butt load of freebies (that is all I scrap with and I'm not hurting for stuff). Just because I have a designer name, doesn't mean it all works together. If I have a kit name, I can say "you know, I really like this paper and these clips or those corners go with so I'll use those" Typically, I mix and match designers and elements but I'm finding more and more that my pages look better and are easier to do and credit if I use one kit or one designer for each page. I wish that more designers would make this easier for people.
Also, something they talked about in the other blog was 10k downloads. When I dl a file, I don't need a personal thank you, a store thank you, a TOU, an anti-theft note, etc. And I don't need that for each file that I dl for a kit. Seriously, if you have 3 folders of stuff in your dl, you don't need to put a preview of the whole kit in all the files. One preview would be fine.
The other thing is being clear in naming your TOU. Don't call it TOU or terms or anything generic like that. Name it something like designer name-kit name-tou to help keep the TOUs with the right designer and the right kit. Especially, if the TOU has something unique in it, like a commercial license or something other than the basic "this is mine, I made it, don't steal it, credit it, not for commercial use, I like to see the things you make so email me your layouts"
I'm by no means an expert in digi-scrapping or a voice of any kind in the industry. But hopefully, an aspiring designer or two will read this and help us out by naming things usably :)
Saturday, September 8, 2007
C4KC 2007
Sunday, August 26, 2007
New pages - July
Saturday, August 25, 2007
Color or the absense of
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