Digital Card Making with PSP

I love making my own greetings cards and thought that the card challenges would be a lot of fun. I have a lot of paper and pens...and the other things one would need to make great cards. I found myself trying to keep up with what is new on the market... then I realize all the stuff, the papers, glue, and stamps were getting very costly and I was running out of space to store it all.

That is when I decided to make elements for my cards in Paint Shop Pro aka PSP. PSP is a software that I have been teaching myself since version 3. Now using version 13 I have learned that the program can also create images and paint them as well. Light bulb went off...why not use it to make my cards and not just some elements for the cards. And so digital card making began for me...and boy has it saved me money.

This blog now consist of my creations that I have made using nothing but PSP. I found the challenge for me is to teach myself how to meet the different card challenges within PSP.

Well that is how all this digital stuff began...Just thought I share.

Jaggs

Tuesday, November 30, 2010

Shop Til You Drop

I decide to think outside the box for this entry. What I created was envelope of sorts to be hung on the refrigerator for the valuable wish lists. This way everyone can see what everyone has on his or her list. The entry qualify s for the following challenges:

A Spoon Full of Sugar... Recipe (3 buttons/flower, 3 texture papers, 3 gem)
Digital Tuesday...Animals at Christmas Time
Tuesday Throwdown...Embellishment

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2 comments:

  1. DaviNovember 30, 2010 at 10:26 PM

    Very cool idea Jaggs! Fun image and great dp you used~Thanks for sharing with us at TT this week.

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  2. uksharonDecember 1, 2010 at 10:21 AM

    Love this and look fantastic too.
    Thanks for joining us at DT this week.
    Best wishes, Sharon and hope you get all you
    wish for.

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