More freebies ...

Am a firm believer that all good things must be shared!

Was browsing through about.com this evening looking for Adobe Photoshop tutorial on how to remedy blurred photos. (My 'sharpening' of image only makes the photo unsightly grainy ... :P) and guess what i stumbled upon ...

Free digital scrapbooking kits!!

The site is:-http://graphicssoft.about.com/od/digitalscrapbooking/ig/Sweetie-Pie-Kit/index.02.htm

Although I've not reached the stage of being able to manipulate images with software e.g. layering, cropping, pasting and what-nots, the stuff given in the kit (you can pick and choose what you like) could come in handy. Like them tags and flower embellishment. The digital scrapping challenged like me would simply print and cut out and paste. And if desire 3D effect, mount the images with padded double sided tape.

Admittedly the images aren't as fancy as the ones you pay for on dedicated digital scrapbooking sites. But for the geographically aand scrapbook resourced challenged (ok, ok, that excuse of being an hour and a half flight away to the nearest scrapbook store is getting weaker as i write with all the development of online scrapbook shops in the country!)

On the flipside though, digital scrapbooking eliminates this scrapper's down-time of having to waiting for stuff ordered online to arrive (sometimes its real SNAIL MAIL service!!) On most times, one runs the risk of having things go missing in the mail. I had the small misfortune of having my felt fusions swirls nicked by a certain postman - i know not who. Pity ... i really looking forward to being able to HOLD, TOUCH and FEEL 'em instead of admiring how pretty and fancy they look in the pictures.

Those digital scrapbook kit eliminates that probability of things go missing.

Go take a peek. You might just find something you like. :)