digi-picks for the new week
I confess, I shopped Sunday evening when I got home from Dad's. I couldn't resist Tracy Ann Robinson's beautiful new paper packs. And she's another awesome Aussie designer - gotta support the home-grown talent! Stacy is done in my favourite colours (blue and purple), it has flowers, and doodles by CK HOFer Stacy McFadden, who now lives in Australia too.
And Tracy Ann's Swirly Flies is also based on some of Stacy's doodles, I love the whimsical doodly 'flies, this would be so wonderful for lots of girly layouts. There are also some brushes included, so pages could be customised with the swirly 'flies too.
Another awesome Aussie designer, newly on the scene at the DigiChick, Sandra Boddington's Olivia's Flowers was also too tempting to miss - love the pink tones and floral prints. I can see lots of sweet layouts of my little neices coming up.
A great set of calendar templates to create those gift calendars for Grandma from the Scrapbook-Elements team - this would make the whole process so much easier! And dirt-cheap too!
Ronnie McCray has always been a designer I have admired, for her attention to detail in her kits. Lots of wonderful themed elements in her new Time Stands Still page set, it would make for wonderful heritage pages, and lots of reflective BOM layouts too.
Last mention has to be for Jen Wilson's new Scrap Street range of embellishments - a clever concept. Check out the Simple Florist pack, lots of digitally created blooms to mix and match on any page. There is also a pack of locks and keys, and a general hardware pack, with more on the horizon, hopefully.
There are also lots of new goodies at Designer Digitals, too many to mention - this post is already too long! Check out Tia Bennet's doodle brushes, and more wonderful paper packs than you can shake a stick at!
And Tracy Ann's Swirly Flies is also based on some of Stacy's doodles, I love the whimsical doodly 'flies, this would be so wonderful for lots of girly layouts. There are also some brushes included, so pages could be customised with the swirly 'flies too.
Another awesome Aussie designer, newly on the scene at the DigiChick, Sandra Boddington's Olivia's Flowers was also too tempting to miss - love the pink tones and floral prints. I can see lots of sweet layouts of my little neices coming up.
A great set of calendar templates to create those gift calendars for Grandma from the Scrapbook-Elements team - this would make the whole process so much easier! And dirt-cheap too!
Ronnie McCray has always been a designer I have admired, for her attention to detail in her kits. Lots of wonderful themed elements in her new Time Stands Still page set, it would make for wonderful heritage pages, and lots of reflective BOM layouts too.
Last mention has to be for Jen Wilson's new Scrap Street range of embellishments - a clever concept. Check out the Simple Florist pack, lots of digitally created blooms to mix and match on any page. There is also a pack of locks and keys, and a general hardware pack, with more on the horizon, hopefully.
There are also lots of new goodies at Designer Digitals, too many to mention - this post is already too long! Check out Tia Bennet's doodle brushes, and more wonderful paper packs than you can shake a stick at!
posted by DebF at 10:21 am
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Thank you Debbie for your kind words about'Olivia Flowers'. Cong. on making the team at DigiScrapDivas you are a real asset to the team.
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