Bohème Sophistiquée Freebie

Not sure why I made such a huge kit, but there ya go. It's two separate uploads: 1 is the paper pack, and the other are the elements and quickpage. Here's the layout I made with the kit and turned into the quickpage:



The preview image is linked to the element pack, so be sure you come back for the paper pack! Please remember that 4shared is being really difficult with comments, so do leave some on the blog. It's my only pay! =)



Element Pack
Paper Pack

Sweet Quickpage Freebie!

Ok, I just spent a weekend putting a kit together, which if I ever grow up to be a real designer, I'll offer in a store (probably with some more stuff in it). Here's a preview of what's in it now:



But I do love to share stuff too (and wow, when you leave me a comment it SO makes my day--thank you to those of you who do so!) so I made a quickpage, which I hope you'll like. Obviously the quickpage has a hole where Allen's pic is right now! =) It's a .png file, which I *think* everybody can open--let me know if you can't, ok?--and all you have to do is create another layer *underneath* the quickpage, drag your photo into there and resize it, and you're good to go. Anyway, hope you enjoy this freebie! (Just click on the image to be taken to the download area)

Getting Creative With the Supplies At Hand

I guess that's basically what a challenge is all about, and I just LOVE challenges, because I always learn something, almost always try something new, and definitely have fun. Here's something I made with a quickpage freebie from my friend Julie K. in Taiwan:



Credits: Paper by Dana Zarling (Designer Digitals, Golden Splendor) and pinned tag by Katie Pertiet (DD, Pinned Sentiments). Font: Euphorigenic.

Oh, the challenge part? Well, Julie's quickpage was 4x6, and I don't usually scrap that size, plus, it was totally outside of my color range. But I resized it, overlapped the circles somewhat randomly, and then Dana Zarling's paper just jumped out at me from my trusty Picasa organizer (I later realized that besides the color, the stripes ran the opposite way and that made a cool contrast). I'm really pleased I was able to do Julie's quickpage justice!