sneak peek

free teacher printable

I created these tags to attach to treats for my kids' teachers for Teacher Appreciation Week. You can download them free by clicking on the image below. They come 2 on a page and ready-to-print. Just print, cut, fold, and staple onto a bag of treats!

Also, the items from my iNSD grab bag are now available individually in my shop:

What have you done to celebrate the teachers in your life this week? I'd love some ideas as I like to do something more for them on the last day of school.

iNSD sneak peek

I have a grab bag coming out tomorrow... 4 items all together for only $3! Come back tomorrow to check it out. Here's a peek:

 

If you're here for the DigiScrap Parade download, it's in the post right below this one. Click on the image below to go there. :)

See you tomorrow!

DigiScrap Parade

Welcome to the DigiScrap Parade! Here is my portion (open the zip this weekend for a coupon to my store):

Edited to add: Clicking the image below will take you to my store for the free download. Other download options are listed below.


 You can download using any of the following links:

• Store link (it's free, but you'll have to add it to your cart and check out) 
• Dropbox (direct download by clicking here)
• MediaFire

manic monday

Save 50% on my CD/DVD Folder Template (definitely my most popular template) today only for Manic Monday at ScrapMatters.

 

ACDigitals pages

I just wanted to share some pages I've done as part of the creative team for ACDigitals.com. They have so many great, new products out right now... and I love that they're offered in digital format now!

Credits: Toybox by Crate Paper; Fonts: Chunk Five, Garamond

Credits: Paper Heart by Crate Paper; Font: Castro Script

Credits: Walnut Grove by Pebbles

I have had so much fun working with the kits at ACDigitals. Sometimes I look at them and know exactly what pictures I want to use with them (like the Toybox one above). I've also loved all the new Project Life collections that are offered. I love the Project Life style of scrapbooking for all my random snapshots or from outings where I took a LOT of pictures. The blocked format helps to just get those photos on a page... but in a way that still looks great. I like to make regular digital pages for photos I really love and want to stand out in my books. As I finish a year, I am going to include both types of pages in the books I print. I'll post some of my Project Life pages in a few days.

Just curious how others scrapbook... purely Project Life-type pages, regular layouts, or a mixture of both?

thursday chat + freebie

Come join me for a chat at ScrapMatters this Thursday 3 p.m. EST (which is 1 p.m. MST where I am). Just for coming, you'll get this brand new product for free:

Just go to ScrapMatters.com on Thursday and click on the "Chat" tab. Hope to see you there!