I'm going to be sharing new layouts towards the end of the week for the next several weeks as I am releasing new template designs at Designer Digitals.
I've been getting lots of emails and request for things to add to my collection and trust me, I am keeping a running list with all of your good ideas. Very high on the list is to design a school memories template set, and that's something I will be working on very soon. So stay tuned for that.
Going on sale this weekend? Layered Templates No's 2 and 3:
Here's the page I did:
(For a supply list, click here.)
Oh yeah baby, those photos look familiar right? I have SO many shots of large, fiberglass-laden Minnesota statues that I could make numerous pages, and still have a fresh new set of pics for each page.
This new template came from a paper layout I did about a trip to New Zealand a ways back, and it looked something like this:
Seriously? I could use this design again and again. A very quick and easy way to showcase some travel photos.
But check out how Patricia made this template a) into a 12 x 12 and b) her own:
(For her supply list, click here.)
Here's another example of what Katrina did, sweet and simple:
(For her supply list, click here.)
The nice thing is that it can be for any sights you see, not simply travel-related sights.
The next template being released this weekend? My first foray into 12 x 12 digital:
This design came from the very last layout I did for my About Design column in Simple Scrapbooks magazine, and it was a page I loved, so I thought: why not make a scalloped cardstock background? So that's exactly what I did. Here's the inspiration:
Here is another page from Patricia (for supplies, click here):
Seriously? I want to live in her house. I also love how she flipped the template and used the journaling area for another photo to make it her own.
And here's a cool page from Sarah:
(For her supply list, click here.)
For me, this is like having little tiny digital babies, and seeing them go out into the world and grow up. In other words, it's really cool to see what the team over at Designer Digitals does with these little babies.
My plan is to release both 12 x 12 and 8.5 x 11, as well as to work on some word art collections, and other elements to use in both digi and hybrid design.
Right now, I have so many I want to do, there aren't enough hours in the day. Or so it seems. I will say that it's re-energized my love of design and story telling. And that's a pretty cool thing!



















