One of my favorite ways to stretch up my digital supply is by flipping the digital elements over.
It’s so easy, I just go to “image”=>”rotate” and flip it either to the left or to the right and sometimes vertically or horizontally, and voilà – I have a whole new product.
I then nudge a few of the images or rotate a few of the text boxes, so the design will make sense on the flip side… and in the end I get a whole new look.
Today Shimelle Laine has released a new digital template: “Instant Pretty Page template” and as soon as I saw it I knew I am going to flip it.
Here are the two layouts I made with it:
[Fonts:Bradley Hand, Pharmacy, Adler; Digital Kits: Instant Pretty Page Template by Shimelle Laine for Two Peas In A Bucket and KD Capture and Record and KD Fly Boy by Karla Dudley.]
[Fonts: Adler; Digital Kits: Instant Pretty Page Template by Shimelle Laine for Two Peas In A Bucket and KD For The Boys by Karla Dudley.]
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Tags: Digital Kits, Digital Scrapbooking, DT, family, Shimelle
Love these pages!
Cheers ~
Thanks <3
I keep scraps. I know a lot of people don’t bother with that. But, they’re perfect for journaling spots or embellishments (like your circles and border strips on the digital pages above). Sometimes it’s a hassle and I clear them out, but I think it’s worth it.
That’s a fabulous idea!
I also keep (even cultivate…) an overflowing scraps basket, which is funny as I my work has been 90% digital lately 🙂