A Little Something for You!

Hey you wonderful crafters! I'm so thrilled that my mojo decided to come back home :) I have been spending considerable time working on some craft projects and boy, it feels good! I'm thoroughly enjoying all the 'creating'. Like right now, it's 11.30pm, husby darling is snoring softly, Little Miss is in baby dreamland and I'm up, all bright eyed, typing this post :)

A little while ago, I was trying some things - experimenting with some designs for digital pattern paper. Like some mad possessed woman, I got so involved and carried away that I created quite a few. And then I felt so good about myself, I could almost touch the halo. And that angelic spirit coaxed me into sharing some with you :) So, here are three of my digital pattern papers. Simply click on the image to enlarge and save to your computer.

Seeing Spots OrangeRed'n'Green

 

Seeing Spots BlueRed'n'Yellow

  

Candy Stripes

 

Hope you find a project for them. If you do use them, please do share a link to your project, I'd be delighted to see your creations!

I might add a bundle to my Etsy or Madeit store soon...

Enjoy!
Happy Crafting

P.S: I'm still figuring out if I can add pdf files to my blog posts. Which of you beautiful crafters know how? Pretty please...

My First Digital Image - Coffee Trio (Freebie)

I was trying something yesterday, you know, just experimenting. I was attempting to create a simple digital image. Coffee being something I love, this seemed quite easy to do :) However, I've used really, really primitive methods to make this one! There are so many cool tools and loads of software available today to digitise sketches and images. And I'm thinking they're not as simple as I think they'd be! I'm yet to explore. Well, how's this for starters?

Click on the picture, right click to save the image on to your computer and enjoy!

Just a few tips from my experience with this image:
Preferably, open it in Word or PPT. - Open a new Word or PPT document and 'Insert' 'Picture' from the folder saved.
To set transperancy, double click the picture and under 'format' - 'recolour' choose 'set transparent colour'.
Reisze and print on your preferred card stock/paper.

Hope I haven't made it too complicated!

Have fun! I'd love to see how you've used this image in your creations. Please leave me a comment if you do use it in a project.

Happy crafting!