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Digital week (part Deux)

September 20, 2008 by maggie Lamarre

Hi Everyone:

We are continuing our series of the Digital Scrapbooking kit week!.

I’m happy to introduce this wonderful Artist Jessica Ripley!

When I asked Jessica to help with our series, I was excited to see how she changed the colours of the kit to make it fit her theme..

This is another beauty of using a Digital Scrapbooking kit, if the paper doesn’t fit your theme instead of changing the colour of your pictures, change the colour of the paper to match.

Better yet, use the eyedropper to sample the colour from the picture to match your paper or lighten or darken the colour…

I luv the way we can incorporate digital & [tag]stamping[/tag] together in a great fusion 🙂

Please help me Welcome Jessica Ripley! Don’t forget to leave her a comment on her blog..

You can find her blog and other inspirations from her here

Here’s her inspirations

“Special Day” Card:

1.  Print chosen patterned paper on white textured cardstock and trim to size (such as 8″ X 6″ to make a 4″ X 6″ card when folded).
2.  Stamp sentiment in upper right corner of folded card, decorate with glitter glue if desired.
3.  Trim corners of a sheet of corrugated cardboard (such as The Paper Company’s), and attach to card with Glue Dots.
4.  Tie ribbon around front half of card in a bow, attaching the knot to the card with a Glue Dot.
Have a nice weekend. 🙂
Jessica Ripley
Ps Don’t forget to download the kit here
Have a wonderful day,
Maggie

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