I’ve received a number of emails asking how to put a photo inside a silhouette, as I did in one of the layouts to demonstrate the FOOTBALL digital scrapbooking kit on the website. There are several ways to accomplish this, among them using a clipping group or selections and copying. None of these are very [...]

I’m getting more than a little spoiled using my Photoshop actions to save time while I’m scrapping or working on photos for the blog! One of my favorites is my Rounded Corners Action. There’s a tutorial on the DeeDoo website for making rounded corners, and it’s nice to understand the process. But it’s oh, so [...]

Do you love the look of handmade paper? Would you like to use that look on some of your digital scrapbooking papers? Today I’m offering you a free download of my Crumpled Paper Action. The Action in the download today is made to work with Photoshop CS, CS2, and CS3 and on 300 ppi resolution [...]

As I mentioned in MY POST the other day, doing the research and spending time interviewing family members is necessary to produce the most meaningful scrapbook pages. Creative journaling can make your story interesting, not only to family members, but to others who may view your pages. Facts and stories interspersed with attractive photos and [...]

A fellow named Peter Feldstein took photos of almost every resident of the small town of Oxford, Iowa during the summer of 1984. Twenty years later Feldman, a resident of the town since 1978, decided to take new photos of as many of those same residents as he could find. And this time he took [...]