Fun with Digital Kits

I noticed that 2 Peas had some Digi kits on sale so I got a few of them and had some fun. Even though I have Photoshop, I prefer to use Publisher for playing with photos and digital elements. You could also use Word or PowerPoint. Once you are done just save your digital artwork as a picture either .jpg or .png and it will act like any other photo.

I started with this cute photo I snapped of Tia using the camera on my phone (love my new phone!) My son Ben had started clearing out his old room (yippee) and we found Tia's little sleeping hut and her Body Glove shirt. She loves wearing shirts, she shoves her head right through the neck hole and her feet through the armholes. Then she poses. Like this:

She doesn't realize that her sleeping hut has kitties on it, so we won't tell her!

First I edited the photo using PicMonkey.com, adding the text and lady bug while re-sizing and cleaning up the exposure.

Then I opened it in Publisher and started adding digi elements and WordArt. Here's the result:

Digital Kits used:

February Storyteller 2013 Flair

Old Type Font

My Life 365- Wishi Washi Tape

September Pea Soup

Thanks for visiting!

blessings,

nancy

Uriah's November Page- Digi Hybrid Scrapbooking

I can't believe this is my first post in December! Where does the time go? No really where does it go?
I've been busy putting together Make n Takes for the Hero Arts Catalog Party at Stamp Fever, so much fun playing with brand new stamps and supplies! The partying happens Friday at 4:30-7:30 and Saturday 10-2.

Today is my son Andy's 28th birthday and I'll be sharing his birthday card later in the month but I wanted to share the photo page I made for Uriah.

I used digital scrapbooking kits and papers and printed the page on Kodak Premium Picture High Gloss paper.  Then I added the little Lawn Fawn turkey that I colored with Copics and popped up with foam adhesive.

I'm off to celebrate Andy's birthday with dinner out and birthday pudding!

blessings,
nancy