Digital Scrappers - Post pages here!!!

[stenogoddess]

Love, love love, love love IT!

 

[Hypermommy]

Kit credits for those below are listed on my site.

This brings up a point that I need advice on as a newbie. I've spent a couple hours over the past couple of days scouring the web for freebie elements and layouts. So I've got them organized on my computer by what they are (papers, ribbons, frames, etc.) becuase that seemed to be the easiest way to "leaf" through them when I'm looking for something. But, this system doesn't lend itself to keeping track of where I got what. So how do you keep track of where you got things so you can give proper credit, please?

Thanks.

 

[Renysmom]

Hypermommy -

I keep kits and elements by subject (christmas, summer, sports, etc.) and this way I don't split up kits and then I have the creators TOU all together.

 

[Hypermommy]

Hypermommy -

I keep kits and elements by subject (christmas, summer, sports, etc.) and this way I don't split up kits and then I have the creators TOU all together.

Hmmmmmm......sounds like a database of some sort would be useful. Something that would let me sort by element, subject, or kit. Hmmmm... might be something I'd have to work on. Anyway, thanks for letting me know.

 

[wdwdancerwannabe]

deleting post....link didn't work after all...darn!!

 

[Hypermommy]

This is really cool!

 

[Hypermommy]

Okay, last one today. Boy, I sure am addicted becuase I should be in bed. It's 00:15 now and I have to get up about 05:30. Ugh!!!! Anyway, here 'tis. This one didn't come out quite as good as the others IMO becuase I didn't take the time to do anything fancy to most of the frames. But building the monorail from a picture I found online took quite a while for whatever that's worth.

 

[Fran98765]

Great pages everyone.

I find it easiest to group kits by Site and Designer as well, MUCH easier when creditting your layouts. I used to have mine by types of elements but found it took longer to find things and to credit things that it wasn't worth it that way.

There is a program called ACDSee Photo Manager that is a database for your images, works great for scrapbook files. You have to set it up, so when you are beginning, like now, would be the best time, before you have a million files. You do have to plug in your filters on each file, but you can do several tags on each one.

And thanks for asking Kelly, I am feeling much better, only left with a huge 6-7 inch scar!

 

[boBQuincy]

A Simple One:

 

[boBQuincy]

Just for Fun:

 

[Hypermommy]

Well, I finally got time to do another page from my recent trip with Mom.

 

[stenogoddess]

Great frame, picture too!

A Simple One:

 

[stenogoddess]

Key West Cruise day:

 

[Hypermommy]

Here's another one from my recent trip introducing Mom to Disney World.

 

[Hypermommy]

And one more, since Beauty and the Beast was mom's favorite part of MGM

 

[Hypermommy]

Got another one done for mom's book

 

[Hypermommy]

Okay.. one more from the trip with Mom.

 

[Scrapdolly]

Wow
Looking at these pages is amazing. There are so many innovative and creative ideas here.
I love the one with the animation and Tinkerbell - just awesome.

I have been away from here for ages as I have been scrapping a vacation to Canada and I have just gotten back into doing my Disney pages but having seen the quality here I am reluctant to post most of them.

This is one I kind of liked, though it didn't turn out quite as I imagined.

 

[boBQuincy]

Key West Cruise day:

Nice work! I really like the book motif and plan to "borrow" it sometime. I'm thinking "Peter Pan" might work well with this...

 

[stenogoddess]

If you're like me, your LOs are never as good as anyone else's. Just post them anyway. It's how we teach each other. Plus, I can tell from looking at this one that your LOs are great!

Wow
having seen the quality here I am reluctant to post most of them.

This is one I kind of liked, though it didn't turn out quite as I imagined.