Showing posts with label Digiments. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Digiments. Show all posts

Saturday, July 18, 2009

Digiments release day!

Happy Saturday! Today is the offical Digiments July release. Check out the Digiments blog to see the new releases and the cool stuff the DT has made for you. You can get all 24 digiments for $10! Here's my project using one of the new releases. Secret Sisters are popular these days and Digiments has a line of sentiments for it.
Here's a close up of the tag.


Thanks and see you on Monday!

PTI Aqua Mist cardstock, SU Bermuda Bay Ink (defective color), PTI Life stamp set, PTI aqua mist ribbon, SU pumpkin pie cardstock.

Thursday, July 16, 2009

Digiments release peek

Good Morning! I made a card using one of the digiments from the July release. This card is different from the cards I've been making lately. It feels very...sedate. LOL I think it's the Ocean Tides color. I used SU's Melon Mambo cardstock and ink. I also used my defective Bermuda Bay ink and if you notice it matches Ocean Tides really well.
The Digiments release happens July 18th and you can get all 24 digiments for $10! Check out the Digiments blog for more peeks.
Thanks for stopping by!

Cardstock: PTI Ocean Tides, White. SU Melon Mambo. Ink: SU Melon Mambo, Bermuda Bay (defective color), Summer Sun. PTI landscape pallette ink. Sentiment is from Digiments. Scallop Scallop edge punch (EK Success). Stamp set: Life (PTI)

Monday, July 13, 2009

Some Info **EDITED**

Hi all! Just a note to let you know that Digiments is having a contest to win the July release. Check out the Digiments site, grab the free contest digiments and get entered. I'll have a sneak peek for you later in the week.


****I've got all the designers I need for the Sketch Girls. I've resonded to everyone that e-mailed me, so if you haven't gotten something from me please send me another e-mail.**

Thursday, June 11, 2009

Digiments Peek

I got to work with an awesome Digiment this month and wanted to share a peek of the upcoming release with you. This is a card I made using one of the new releases. Isn't that sentiment so true? The only way to have a friend is to be one.

You are not limited to black ink on white cardstock when using Digiments. You can print these in any color you want! If you get the RGB codes from Splitcoast Stampers then you can print your digiment in any SU color you want! How cool is that?

All the new Digiments release on the 13th and Michelle has a special deal for those of you that purchase this weekend (Sat & Sun)--- all 30 digiments for $10! Yes, I said $10.

Don't forget to check out the Digiments blog on release day(13th) to see my other design and all the awesome projects the other Digiments Designers have come up with.

Have a great day!

Tuesday, June 9, 2009

Digiments Weekly Challenge


This is the last Digiments challenge before the June release, so you have one more chance at winning it all! Michelle has a really cute digiment this week and I decided to get funky with it. Sometimes you have to do what the voices in your head tell you. They get angry when you ignore them too long.

Are you surprised it's not aqua mist, hibiscus burst and summer sunrise?? Well, it was tough but I went with a plum pudding, pure poppy and yellow.( I'm not sure about the name of the yellow because I pulled it from my old Creative Memories stash along with the pattern paper and the blue.) My blog group's most recent weekly challenge is to use purple, yellow, one neutral, a flower and one other embellishment. Well, I haven't taken on that challenge yet, but it sparked the yellow and purple aspects of this card. In person, the sun is more yellow but it looks more orange in the photo. I kept the design minimal because the colors are bright and funky and I didn't want too many things competing with each other. I'm a minimal girl anyway. I cut the giant sun with my Wishblade and if you can cut .gsd files I'll be happy to share the file with you.

Ok, so head on over to the Digiments blog and grab this week's FREE sentiment and get entered to win. The new Digiments release on the 13th and there's going to be a fantastic deal for those that purchase on Saturday or Sunday--more on that later this week!
Thanks for stopping by and enjoy your day!

Coming up tomorrow: My Timeless Template Peek

Tuesday, June 2, 2009

Thinking of You...

Good Morning! It's time for another Digiments challenge for a chance to win the entire June release. Head over to the Digiments blog and grab this week's free sentiment. Did I mention it's FREE? This is a perfect opportunity to give them a try and if you need some help, I'm going to give you a tip or two. First let's take a look at the card I made using this week's digiment. The finished size of this card is 4.25 x 4.25, so even with the ribbon treatment sticking out it will still fit in a regular envelope. In case you are wondering, I am addicted to polka dots.
Ok, now on to the tips. When I use a digital image (sentiment or art) I open it in Photoshop Elements so I can play around with a layout, size, etc. If you don't have PSE, you can open your digiment in Microsoft Word and get the same results. What helps me in determining the size I need is to change the document size to 4.25 x 5.5 or whatever size the front of your card is going to be. Then I insert my digment (INSERT PICTURE from file) and adjust the size. Now, what I do to be able to move my digiment around on my document is to format the picture. Under the tab FORMAT, click FORMAT PICTURE. This will give you a box with tabs. Choose the tab that says LAYOUT and change the wrapping style to SQUARE and the HORIZONTAL ALIGNMENT should be marked OTHER. This will allow you to move the digiment around on your document when you change the size. Maybe there is another way, but this way works for me. The beauty of digital images is that you can adjust the size to fit your project and they are inexpensive. Digiments are $1 each and you can use your digiment as many times as you want and change the size, color, etc. all you want. You can print it on pattern paper or any color cardstock.

If you have any questions on how to use Digiments I will be happy to help. Leave me a comment and I'll get an answer to you. I'm not home as much in the summer since I have 2 small kids who like to actually leave the house on a nice day, but I'll get back to you as soon as I can.

Now, what are you waiting for? Go grab that free digiment and give it a try!

Have a great day!

Tuesday, May 26, 2009

Digiments Challenge #2

There's another contest this week at Digiments, so head over there and snag this week's sentiment. To get entered to win the June release, make a card using this week's digiment and link it on the Digiments blog. Click here for more info.

Here's the card I made using the digiment. This was a quick card to put together and I love the raspberry fizz with the kraft cardstock. Digiments are really easy to use and are extremely affordable ($1 each!!). I can't wait to see what you can do with this week's digiment!


Have a great day! It feels like Monday to me!
Supplies by Papertrey Ink unless otherwise noted: Kraft, dark chocolate & Hibiscus Burst cardstock. Hibiscus burst, landscape Ink. Raspberry fizz ribbon & bitty dot paper, lemon tart bitty dot paper. White cardstock is Georgia Pacific. Stamp set is Green Thumb. Digital sentiment from Digiments. SU summer sun ink.

Monday, May 18, 2009

Digiments Weekly Challenge


Morning ladies! Today is the first in a series of weekly challenges leading up to the next Digiments release. To get entered, all you need to do is make a card using the free digiment and link it on the Digiments blog. You will then be entered to win next month's entire release! Digiments is an affordable way to add to your sentiment collection and since you can re-size a digiment to suit your project needs, the $1 price tag is even more of a bargain.

My card was based on last week's SCS sketch. I changed the shape of an element and moved it's placement a bit. I used more of that yummy October Afternoon paper and, of course, a digiment. I edged it in PTI Vintage Cream ink to soften the stark white and I'm into that now. I seem to have to put a button on my ribbon and edge everything in vintage cream these days!

You do not have to have a blog to participate in the Digiments challenge. You can upload to SCS or any other hosting site and link it that way. Can't wait to see what you make!

Friday, May 15, 2009

Altered box

Happy Friday! I have a project to show you today that uses one of the many empty Papertrey Ink boxes I have stashed in my office. I've used these boxes before to house notecards, etc. but decided I wanted to do something different on the top instead of wrapping a band of cardstock around it. (Not that there's anything wrong with that...) I made a cap for the top that slides right off when the ribbon is untied. I printed a Digiment on Vellum and overlayed it across the stamped image. I kept this box super simple and the candy hides the adhesive on the back of the label.

To make the cap, you need a piece of cardstock 5.5 x 8.25. Score the long end at 1" on both ends and score the short side at 2" and 3". Here's a quick visual on how to score. You will have to cut at the 2 and 3 score lines up to the 1" score line on the 8 1/4 length ends in order to put it together. Does that make sense? I'm no Lauren Meader *sigh* I should have made the score lines look different but I don't know how yet. I'm teaching myself how to do this stuff.
Thanks for stopping by!

Wednesday, May 13, 2009

Digiments Time!

Today is the day folks! All the new Digiments are available! You're going to love working with these sentiments. You can see all the new releases on the Digiments site. Here are a few projects I have whipped up for you:

The first 2 projects are gift boxes using the Rounded Wrap Up template from PTI. It was super easy to put this box together and even simpler to decorate using a Digiment. No stamping involved! I know we all love to stamp, but sometimes it's great to put a little something simple together without dragging all our stuff out. I cut the round "flowers" with my Wishblade but they could easily be done by hand. Just draw some irregular shaped circles in different sizes, cut them out, distress them and layer!

I added a little more detail to this box and printed the Digiment a bit smaller. That's the beauty of digital sentiments, you can re-size to suit your project needs. I actually pulled out the sewing machine for this one and used a mini clothes pin for the closure instead of the usual ribbon. I'm really into mini clothes pins these days and distressing the edges of cardstock with scissors.

Last, but not least, a quick graduation card. I only need Graduation cards every now and then and don't need a stamp set devoted to the occasion. That's why I was so tickled to see some Graduation Digiments in this release. I stamped a diploma ($1 stamp) in gray ink just to add a little something extra but the sentiment is so lovely it really needs no further adorment. Thanks so much for stopping by and don't forget to check out the other Digiment ladies (check out my sidebar) today and see what they have to show you!

Tuesday, May 12, 2009

A quick hello and reminder

Hi all! I've got a busy next few days but wanted to let you know you still have today to get entered to win the entire May release from Digiments. Tomorrow is the big release, so please check back to see what the design team has been working on! You're going to love it!

Have a great day!

Saturday, May 9, 2009

May I have your attention please...

I am tickled pink to announce that I've been invited to be on the Design Team for Creative Clear Stamps. Laura has some cool stuff in her shop and some different sets you won't find anywhere else. I'll have more info soon and before you know it, some projects to show you. For now, head on over and check out the website.

Also, next week is the Digiments release and Michelle has a contest to win the entire May release. Head on over there and get entered. Somebody has to win and it could be you!

For all you mothers out there, have a great Mother's Day!

Wednesday, May 6, 2009

Contest News

Hi all! Hope you're having a great day so far. I'm supposed to be at the Zoo right now on a field trip but since it's raining, the trip was cancelled. There are a group of disappointed pre-schoolers today but we've promised another trip to make it up to them. We (the parents) had the teacher break the news to them this morning while we cowardly waited in another room.

Ok, now on to the good stuff.

Want to win something? Digiments officially opens for business on May 13th and you can win the new release! All you have to do is make a card using the sentiment on Digiments blog and link your creation. It's that easy! Digital sentiments are so easy to use and what I love about them is I can change the size to suit my needs. Since I don't have a large hobby budget, versatility is extremely important in the products I choose and digital sentiments are a perfect blend of affordability and versatility! So, stop by the Digiments blog for more details.

Check out the Moxie Fab blog today and see my winning entry. I can't believe it! This has been the best week ever! I'm so happy I may have to give away some blog candy again--don't worry, I won't make you work for this one!

Have a fabulous day!

Saturday, May 2, 2009

Happy Saturday, an announcement and a card!

Hi everyone! Hope your Saturday is going great so far. It's rainy and yucky here today but I'm happy because I have some great news. I'm tickled pink to tell you that I'm on my first Design Team! Michelle at Digiments made my day yesterday by inviting me on her team. Take a look at my sidebar and check out the talented ladies I get to work with! Digiments is a new digital sentiment stamp company and I'm excited to get started. You'll be hearing more from me about Digiments in the near future. Did I mention how excited I am???

I needed a quick birthday card for a friend of my daughter who's having a party today. I'm taking a dip into the digital stamp pool and tried out a freebie from MyGrafico (Baby Silhouette set). Sentiment is stamped from PTI's Friends 'til the End set. My daughter wrote "Got Nuts on our birthday" inside the card and made her own envelope and it actually fit! She's going to be so much better than me when it comes to crafting and I couldn't be happier!

Thanks for sharing my excitement and have a great day!


Supplies: Baby Silhouette digital stamp set (MyGrafico), cardstock (tempt turq and wild wasabi) and dsp (East Coast Prep) from SU, PTI Kraft cardstock and sentiment, SU ribbon, Spellbinders ribbon tag die and twine.

Friday, May 1, 2009

Digiments card


Good Morning! I hope you don't get sick of this October Afternoon dsp anytime soon 'cause I love it! I will force myself to use something different on my next project though--don't want to get stuck in a rut.

This is a card I whipped up using a digital sentiment from Digiments. I really like the way this sentiment is arranged and I love that more than one font was used. The focal point of this card is the sentiment and the inside is left blank for a handwritten note.
Thank you for stopping by and I hope you have a great day!
Products used: Digital sentiment (Digiments), Night of Navy cardstock & Celery twill ribbon (SU), Kraft cardstock and button (Papertrey Ink) Pattern Paper (October Afternoon)