digital scrapbook inspiration

Check out all the great contributions to this blog train. These digital scrapbooking mini kits are free for the month of March and are created by our own dedicated community of designers, both amateur and professionals. There's not another blog train like it on the internet.

Do you love pocket cards but never use them? Do they feel like they're only for pocket scrappers? I challenged my Creative Team to use pocket cards on their traditional digital scrapbook layouts and the results are great! On a traditional layout you can use the pocket card as a layering piece, a complement to your photo, or even as the title. Hopefully you'll find some inspiration here to use them on your own layout. Be sure to share if you do!

My least favorite holiday is New Year's Eve. A holiday whose main purpose is to stay up late is not something I'm interested in. Just let me go to bed please. And I know a lot of people have similar feelings about Valentine's Day. Maybe not about the staying up late, but it can feel like an unnecessary holiday, especially if you're feeling lonely. Personally I've always seen Valentine's Day as a day about relationships of all kinds.

Back to sharing a few of my favorite layouts from the gallery from the last month! I was inspired by all the awesome grid layouts to focus in on why using a grid on your digital scrapbooking layout is such a great tool.

This layout by Becky uses a simple grid layout for a great effect. If you have a lot of photos you want to use on a page, don't be afraid to line them up! Then add in your pizzazz with a few elements.

Check out all the great contributions to this blog train. These digital scrapbooking mini kits are free for the month of February and are created by our own dedicated community of designers, both amateur and professionals. There's not another blog train like it on the internet.

I often get requests for travel digital scrapbooking kits, which I take weirdly personal because I feel like I've made a lot of travel kits. In fact some of my earliest bundles on the site are all named after the countries I was scrapping travel pictures from at the time. However, most of these bundles aren't travel specific, so I can forgive people for wanting more travel related items. It's a very popular scrapbooking topic after all. Not to mention that I have many trips myself that are unscrapbooked currently.

Check out all the great contributions to this blog train. These digital scrapbooking mini kits are free for the month of January and are created by our own dedicated community of designers, both amateur and professionals. There's not another blog train like it on the internet.

The start of a new month means a new Blog Train and a new Good Life bundle! The colors this month are so delicious I want to eat this preview image.

I have a new batch of digital scrapbooking layout templates and inspiration for you this month. Lately I've gone all in on my physical paper scrapbooking style and just made a lot of layers for paper with a few interesting layers thrown in. I rarely make a layout without a doily included, so I've used that in these digital versions as well. I don't actually use a lot of elements in my own scrapping, focusing more on the paper mixing and layering. I do like to add a few labels when I'm finished and maybe some sort of floral embellishment.

I'll be sharing 6 fun Christmas digital scrapbooking layouts with you today. All the layouts I'm featuring use DigitalScrapbook.com Christmas digital scrapbooking kits and layout templates, so you can work with a similar idea to what you see here. If you like these layouts exactly as they are, I've also created quick pages for them as well, so you can just stick your photos in and be done. I have a quick tutorial here if you need help getting started with a quick page.

Something about this month's blog train palette really spoke to me. I used it to make my monthly addition to my Good Life project, as well as a traditional Christmas digital scrapbooking bundle.