Used: Bloom & Grow kit, designed by Ali Edwards, from Songbird Avenue. Proceeds from the sale of this kit (up through April 30) are donated to Autism Speaks. These tutorials from Ali's site walked me through making this layout.
Monday, April 27, 2009
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Steph, is this a digital layout? I like doing digitals but I don't print them. How economical is that? Do you know?
ReplyDeleteBTW, it is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteIt is a digital layout – my first one. Since it’s my first, I’ve not ever printed before. I’ve uploaded this one to Costco to see how it goes … they charge 2.99 per 12x12 layout. The price doesn’t seem too bad – comparatively to buying all the supplies to make the layout it would probably be cheaper. I have to say that it took me a while to lay it out since I didn’t know what I was doing – it would have been a lot faster to do it with paper, and with my time for scrapping limited, that is worth something to me, too.
ReplyDeleteI’ll let you know how it turns out after I get it printed. I know there are other places to get 12x12’s printed, but I already had prints that I need to get over to Costco to pick up so I thought I would try there first!
And thanks. :)
Congrats on a digi LO! I'm not that brave. : )
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful!!