25 Words Layer Mask Sample Frames

I have just released some of my 25 Words Layer Masks at NDISB & wanted to share samples of completed projects with you.

Each package of the CU 25 Words Layer Masks contain a minimum of 25 Word Masks/Frames (4" x 6") & some contain up to 35 or more pieces! Each pack also contains at least one (1) completed project as an example.


Click Here to Download the Personal Use samples. Please credit Digi-Scrap Princess Designs when you use the PU samples. If you like the samples, I would appreciate feedback via comment on my blog. Link will remain active for a limited time, so hurry to download the gifts.

CU Text on Path Journaling Shapes

I started these earlier this year & have finally packaged them for release!

Let your creativity soar with my Text on Path Journaling Shapes. Tested in Photoshop Elements version 4 & above and Photoshop CS2 & above.

Credit is NOT required, but always appreciated. TOPs must be edited & saved as PNG before including in your PU kits for resale. Example of editing would be to change the text layer(s) to a quotation & save as PNG.

These items are available at SumScrappers & NDISB.

Text on Path Journalling Shapes Series 500 - Doodles. Use them for butterfly trails or anywhere you want to add a lot of fun!
Text on Path Journalling Shapes Series 150. The second series 150 contains twelve (12) layered PSD files that include one each: dog, bone, paw, pear, apple, lemon, leaf, clover, puzzle piece, teardrop, round arch & pointed arch. Each 3-part PSD file includes the outer border TOP, filled shape TOP & a grayscale shape. Use one layer or all 3.
Text on Path Journalling Shapes Series 100. Contains eight (8) layered PSD files that include 4 arrows, 2 single hearts, 1 double heart, 1 leaf. Shapes are approx. 6”. Each PSD file contains 3 layers – Shape Border Text on Path, Filled Shape Text on Path & Grayscale Shape. Use one layer or all 3.

Watch my blog for more CU TOP Journaling Shapes coming soon!

Jan has a new website...

My incredibly talented friend Jan Ring of Australia, now has a website!! Jan & I worked closely in the Den Education Center, where she wrote tutorials & hosted The Scrapsonian, sharing a wealth of information for digi-scrappers. I can't wait to see what she has up her sleeve.

You can visit Jan's Dusty Digitals Blog here & her Dusty Digitals website site here. Bookmark both & check back often!

Dusty Digitals

If you haven't yet visited Jan's Dusty Digitals blog, you're missing out. Jan shares templates & ideas to help you get those photos out of the boxes & onto a page so they can be shared with everyone. You will want to download all her templates & try some of her excellent tips. Great job my friend! Thanks for sharing with the digi-scrap community.

Scroll down to the "Blogs I Frequent" category here on my blog & click the link for Dusty Digitals.