Scrapbooking with a printable alphabet
Digital products can be such a touchy subject with paper scrappers: yes, there are new releases all the time so there’s always something fun to find, but how annoying can it be to find exactly the pattern you like on a screen when you really want it on paper? The best bit is of course that you can print pretty much any digital element you find so you can have the best of both worlds whenever you like.
For this next challenge, head over here and download this free digital alphabet from my digi store.
If you’re a paper scrapbooker, print out the alphabet on paper or cardstock, cut out the letters you need and get crafting! If you’re a digital scrapbooker, put this alpha to work on a digi page! Either option is eligible for this challenge.
Check out Tales of the Scrap Heap for a project from Karen Moss to get us started with this challenge!
Be sure to upload your project to an online gallery or your blog and post a link in the comments below. Check this post for all the details and deadlines for this weekend.
One randomly chosen entry will win a selection of goodies from Shimelle Digitals.
Happy scrapping — in any format!
xlovesx
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13 August 2010
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13 August 2010, 09:15
I saw this on 2 peas. Thanks for the reminder to go dl it.
13 August 2010, 10:03
Wow I love it will download it and line it up for use at the weekend.
xx
13 August 2010, 11:29
Thanks for the download – gonna try and give this ago but paper based.
13 August 2010, 11:40
Love the alpha so much – it’s very pretty
Here is mine.
http://dollysdreamings.typepad.com/dollys_dreamings/2010/08/catching-up-in-the-cold.html
13 August 2010, 17:36
Oooer, I should have done something with the alphas before I printed them out, maybe – just used them box standard, lol! Here’s my effort, anyway:
http://nerllybird.typepad.com/abigjuicyworm/2010/08/shimelles-challenge-the-first.html
14 August 2010, 04:55
My first time at printing out an alphabet & its a nice way to get a differnt font, so will try it again sometime.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/49388137@N03/4890450232/
14 August 2010, 11:14
Lovely Alpha going to print a few sheets of this off for some paper scrapping to. My digi LO is up on my blog.
http://kittyscrapper-nancy.blogspot.com/2010/08/shimelle-crop-challenge-5.html
14 August 2010, 12:19
Don’t usually use a lot of pink, but this alpha was MADE for a photo of this cake!!!!!http://calendulafitzpatrick.blogspot.com/2010/08/pink-polka-alphabet.html
14 August 2010, 14:11
Great challenge! I used one of your other digi kits, and this is my cery first hybrid layout! I learn how to use your products with MS Word. So fun, thanks for the challenge!
http://www.flickr.com/photos/37947971@N03/4890963051/
15 August 2010, 04:47
I really like this alphabet. Thanks Shimelle.
http://emyscraftyblog.blogspot.com/2010/08/party-pages.html
15 August 2010, 07:56
Thanks so much for the alphas. I don’t think I’ll get to use them this weekend, but I will file for future use. We once had a nearly spotty dog.
15 August 2010, 17:13
I am always a paper scrapper but seeing as we have no printer here I had to go digi! SHOCK HORROR. : ) I downloaded a template off Two Peas and this is the result. Hope you like it.
15 August 2010, 17:27
I used the alphabet on the photo.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/53037343@N02/4894886299/in/photostream/
16 August 2010, 22:06
Here’s my layout for this challenge.
Mama’s Girl
17 August 2010, 00:08
My stepdaughter enjoyed making the flowers and scrapping this photo of herself! She loves pink so this layout had to be about her … http://www.flickr.com/photos/32891116@N05/4899756525/
7 August 2011, 21:47
good.
23 September 2011, 07:19
it really looks comfortable and beautiful and gorgeous.
12 March 2014, 21:29
HAPPY BIRTHDAY KENDALL & REGAN
16 November 2014, 21:23
hi im trying to download your polka dot alphabet, and cannot do it, any chance you could email it onto me … as it just takes me back and back to your closeing page.
thanks stacey