Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Studio Designer Contest
Well, I'm about to reveal what I've been doing this month. I've been a contestant in The Studio Designer contest. And I'm thrilled to say I made it through the first 3 elimination rounds. I haven't been able to blog about it before as all entries were anonymous and labeled by number only. But now in the fourth round we're able to reveal our identities.
And yes, beg for votes. So if you like what you see head over to the Studio forum, register and vote.
http://www.digitalscrapbookingstudio.com/forum/
This round our challenge was to make a quick page and a mini kit, all papers and elements of our own design. My entry is pictured above. Voting starts today around 4 pm and ends on Friday morning, September 24th.
I've edited this post to include download links now that the contest is over so that you can get this kit and the quick page that goes with it for FREE!
To download the free kit:
And there's also a free quickpage made with this kit. Perfect for all of your fall layouts.
I've edited this post to include download links now that the contest is over so that you can get this kit and the quick page that goes with it for FREE!
To download the free kit:
And there's also a free quickpage made with this kit. Perfect for all of your fall layouts.
And to download the quick page:
Hope you enjoy them both. For more of my products visit my StarSong Studio store at CoolScrapsDigital.com
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- Pennsylvania, United States
- I'm a scrapbook addict. I've been involved with digital scrapabooking since July 2009, when my daughter introduced me to her favorite hobby. When I'm not scrapbooking (hmm, when exactly is that?), I'm enjoying life with my family including my two daughters and two grandsons, my husband Clemens and my Cavalier Spaniel, Vinnie. My hobbies include photography, reading, biking, and hiking.
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1 comments:
This is really beautiful! But your TOU is in an unreadable format (.pages). Perhaps make it into pdf so it can be universally opened on any platform?
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