Using digital products in traditional paper scrapbooking

[Jenn]

Help ladies! I keep seeing these fantastic Disney "kits" on Pinterest and various blogs to purchase. They are all digital, many Project Mouse. I am a traditional scrapbooker. Tried digital and its not for me. I would love to use kits like these in actual paper form. How do I do that? Explain it like I'm a child ... I have a Mac computer, I'm fairly tech savvy but literally lost on this.

I know that I would purchase, then download. Then what? I have 2 color printers in my home but wouldn't that use a ton of ink to print? Do I print on white card stock? Take it to an outside vendor to be printed? I'm so lost...

 

[wdwmickey]

I've been printing the "Project Mouse" cards at home. But, on her blog she gave detailed instructions on how and where to print (different options and different types of paper, etc)

 

[BernardandMissBianca]

Yep do a download for the product, doing that on Mac is easy.
Depending on what you want you could print on white cardstock or photo paper. I use Staples brand gloss white brochure and flyer paper to print on if I want glossy paper. I use the photo setting to get good saturation of the ink.
I'm not sure if it's acid free though, I'd have to go dig the box out.

Yes it would use up ink but the good thing is because it's digital you don't have to go crazy printing. Just print what you need, when you need it. And if you have a lot to print you could put the images in a word document and get lots of images on one sheet.