Comments on: How is digital scrapbooking different from traditional -by hand- scrapbooking? http://www.computerscrapbookingtechniques.com/computer-scrapbooking/how-is-digital-scrapbooking-different-from-traditional-by-hand-scrapbooking For Computer Scrapbook Design Tips and Ideas Thu, 11 Feb 2010 15:34:40 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: KDKW http://www.computerscrapbookingtechniques.com/computer-scrapbooking/how-is-digital-scrapbooking-different-from-traditional-by-hand-scrapbooking/comment-page-1#comment-114 KDKW Mon, 29 Dec 2008 06:11:59 +0000 http://www.computerscrapbookingtechniques.com/computer-scrapbooking/how-is-digital-scrapbooking-different-from-traditional-by-hand-scrapbooking#comment-114 I started out as a paper scraper, but turned to digital scrapping a couple of years ago. It took so much to get out all my paper and materials and tools. By the time I was set up, I was too tired to scrap. I love digital scrapping. I do a lot of journaling, so I am still make my pages personalized in that way. I find that it is cheaper -- you can reuse a kit over and over. You can mix and match digital kits. There are a lot of freebies, contests/challenges with digital elements as prizes. My mother is a designer at Digitals, a really great digi scrapping website because the people -- designers, owners, and customer are very helpful to newbies. Check out my blog -- I am putting up a post tomorrow about digiscrapping terms -- TOU, LO, etc. for a group of paper scrapper who attended a a scrapping convention in NH. There will be a freebie of 8 quick pages. Quick pages are premade digital pages, where you drop your photos into the openings. You can then journal on the top layer. Easy and quick. Go to my blog tomorrow (Friday) afternoon and get the download and try it out! It is free. Here is the link: www.scrapville.blogspot.com<br><b>References : </b><br> I started out as a paper scraper, but turned to digital scrapping a couple of years ago. It took so much to get out all my paper and materials and tools. By the time I was set up, I was too tired to scrap. I love digital scrapping. I do a lot of journaling, so I am still make my pages personalized in that way. I find that it is cheaper — you can reuse a kit over and over. You can mix and match digital kits. There are a lot of freebies, contests/challenges with digital elements as prizes.
My mother is a designer at Digitals, a really great digi scrapping website because the people — designers, owners, and customer are very helpful to newbies. Check out my blog — I am putting up a post tomorrow about digiscrapping terms — TOU, LO, etc. for a group of paper scrapper who attended a a scrapping convention in NH. There will be a freebie of 8 quick pages. Quick pages are premade digital pages, where you drop your photos into the openings. You can then journal on the top layer. Easy and quick. Go to my blog tomorrow (Friday) afternoon and get the download and try it out! It is free.

Here is the link: http://www.scrapville.blogspot.com
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]]> By: Wonder Woman http://www.computerscrapbookingtechniques.com/computer-scrapbooking/how-is-digital-scrapbooking-different-from-traditional-by-hand-scrapbooking/comment-page-1#comment-113 Wonder Woman Mon, 29 Dec 2008 05:58:59 +0000 http://www.computerscrapbookingtechniques.com/computer-scrapbooking/how-is-digital-scrapbooking-different-from-traditional-by-hand-scrapbooking#comment-113 Digital scrapbooking is just that....digitally done with the use of a computer. Most people have scrapbooking software or Paint Shop Pro to do digital layouts. Many sites on the web are selling pre-packaged bundles to buy for cheap so all you have to do is upload your pictures. When it is complete, you simply print if out and paste it in an album like normal. Personally, I have tried both and like the 'by-hand' traditional way alot better. I like that 3-d dimensional feel rather than another piece of paper that I posted in an album.<br><b>References : </b><br> Digital scrapbooking is just that….digitally done with the use of a computer. Most people have scrapbooking software or Paint Shop Pro to do digital layouts. Many sites on the web are selling pre-packaged bundles to buy for cheap so all you have to do is upload your pictures. When it is complete, you simply print if out and paste it in an album like normal.

Personally, I have tried both and like the 'by-hand' traditional way alot better. I like that 3-d dimensional feel rather than another piece of paper that I posted in an album.
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