Digital Scrapping

So lately it seems that the only scrap time I get in is Digital. John and Zech bought me a Creating Keepsakes book for Mother's Day and in it they have a Digital section where they list a whole bunch of sites that you can go to for Digital scrapbooking information and goodies.

I am cheap, so I go for all of the "freebies" and there are lots! So I have been exploring some of these sites lately and I will have to share. I am not through them all and have been marking the ones that I like best so that I can return and share them with you.

Also I love the free tutorials that some offer. I must say that my favourite site for free tutorials is Jessica Sprague's! She has over 50 free tutoials for Photoshop. In fact I was having problems figuring out how to make my own collage and I found a tutorial on her website. I also learned how to change the colour of patterned paper and there are so many other features that I want to learn and can learn because of her awesome tutorials.

So here are a few digital layouts I have completed. The bad part about my downloading frenzy is that I never bothered to save the site that I downloaded the kits from and now I can't properly give credit. I will have to change my downloading methods and now I will have to go back and look for the site that I got these from! :o(

This is the one layout that I have no idea where I downloaded it from. It is a free template that I just plopped the pictures into and added my own journaling! Super easy! I will have to go back and search where I got it from though!

This is a letter template from Erica Hernandez from the two peas in a bucket website. My friend Heather had used them and I liked them, so this is the one purchase that I made (they are only 0.99 for one, or the value pack of 10 for 6.99)! Lots of fun and easy to use.

Last but not least, my WIDE EYES collage. This will be a two page layout, but I just need to figure out how I want to do the second page. I have the title (WIDE EYES) and I know what I want to say, just need to figure out if it will be on paper or digital. These pictures of Zech range from when he was two weeks old up until he was two months. Obviously as you can see, this kid never napped (like newborns are supposed to--so I was told) and he was always looking around and super inquisitive about EVERYTHING (and yes some things never change--he's still the same).