Scrapbook Dimensions magazine has posted a Common Abbreviations and Glossary for Hybrid Scrapbooking in their Ning community forum. The glossary includes definitions for acronyms and terms such as:
Check out the Scrapbook Dimensions Hybrid Scrapbooking Glossary for these definitions and many more.
You may wonder how widespread is digital scrapbooking? The locations of the winners from our Digital Scrapbooking Day drawings illustrate how global the digital scrapbooking community really is.
Prizes from our Digital Scrapbooking Day Partners are shipping coast to coast across the United States -- Hawaii, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Utah, New Jersey, Michigan, Florida and California. Prizes are also going out internationally to the Philippines, Australia, Guam, and El Salvador.
Margie at Digital Scrapbook Place reported having thousands of visitors on Digital Scrapbooking Day, "mostly from the US, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand, but 92 different countries were represented."
92 different countries. As you crop your photos, tinker with that filter, and print out your journaling, remember that you are a part of a worldwide movement to tell your stories in a safe and creative way. You are part of something bigger - a global digital artist community.
The moment you have been waiting for...the announcment of the DSD prizes from our wonderful DSD partners. Thank you to Shutterfly, Avery, Epson, Tinkering Ink, FxFoto, Memory Grabber, MyBook Adpatable Planner and Tamron Lenses for their enthusiastic support of Digital Scrapbooking Day!
Now...drum roll please...
Grand Prizes -
Avery Grand Prize Basket (their entire line of scrapbooking papers and T-Shirt Transfer paper) was won by Shannon Evans
Shutterfly Grand Prize (one of each size of photo book: 12x12, 8x8, 8.5x11 and 5x7) was won by Teys
Epson Stylus Photo 1400 wide-format printer (retail price of $349.99) was won by Pam
Tamron Lens - you still have plenty of time to enter - click here for details
Roundup Your Memories: DSD Challenge #1
Convert a Photo to Black & White or Sepia: DSD Challenge #2
Use Fonts in a Layout: DSD Challenge #3
Create a Hybrid Card: DSD Challenge #4
Create a 10-Photo Collage: DSD Challenge #5
Organize & Tag Your Photos: DSD Challenge #6
Use a Scan of 3D Memorabilia: DSD Challenge #7
Try a New Digital Technique: DSD Challenge #8
Scraplift Yourself!: DSD Challenge #9
Share some Digi Linky Love: DSD Challenge #10
Be inspired by children's clothing: DSD Challenge #11
Create a digital recipe card: DSD Challenge #12
Congratulation to all our Winners! Please contact Angie with your full and online name, mailing address and email so we can send you your prizes! (If you are international, please include a local phone number, for Customs paperwork.)
A Digital Scrapbooking resource all on her own, IkeaGoddess is known for compiling lists of links to Digital Scrapbooking goodies all over the Web. Today is no exception -- here, a link to IkeaGoddess' post Celebrating DSD.
Kudos to IkeaGoddess for her continued support of the digi-scrapping community.
We have completed the archive post listing today's Challenges - here's a summary linking to all 12 Digital Scrapbooking Challenges.
You have the rest of tonight and all day tomorrow to enter for the great prizes sponsored by our Partners - who doesn't like to win FREE DIGITAL SCRAPBOOKING SUPPLIES??
Plus, all entries submitted for the Digital Scrapbooking hourly challenges
posted today are also eligible for the random drawings for the Digital Scrapbooking Day GRAND PRIZES.
Thanks to everyone who helped support this launch of Digital Scrapbooking Day, and who supports the digital scrapbooking community every other day of the year.
Don't forget - all entries submitted for the Digital Scrapbooking hourly challenges posted today are also eligible for the random drawings for the Digital Scrapbooking Day GRAND PRIZES:
Our thanks to the Digital Scrapbooking Day Partners for their support of DSD and the digital scrapbooking community.
This marks the twelfth and final official challenge of our Digital Scrapbooking Day celebration! All day we've been offering challenges related to digital scrapbooking - to encourage sampling various digital techniques, as well as tasks related to archiving your memories digitally.
Digital Scrapbooking Day Challenge #12: Create a digital recipe card based on one of the Recipe Round themes.
Earlier this year, Susan White started a series of challenges called Recipe Rounds - providing the inspiration of a food theme, and encouraging her blog visitors (and members of the DigiShopTalk forums) to scrap some memories. Essentially it's a digital-cyber recipe swap. Participants each digiscrap a 4x6 card and then upload in to a file sharing site. Then share the link to the site on your blog so everyone can go around to everyone's blog and download the cards. Print them up and you have a whole new collection of great recipes to try!
Susan is digi-scrapping her recipe cards using FxFoto Recipes Project CD - the easy-to-use software and digital recipe kits make designing your pages
a snap. The CD even includes pre-made templates and sketch templates from popular designers, making recipe books quick and easy for gift-giving.
Challenge Submission Details
For this Challenge, we'll being drawing random names to win:
Welcome to the eleventh official challenge of our Digital Scrapbooking Day celebration! For Digital Scrapbooking Day, we're offering challenges related to digital scrapbooking - which will encourage sampling various digital techniques, as well as tasks related to archiving your memories digitally. We will be posting challenges hourly, from 8am to 8pm Eastern.
Digital Scrapbooking Day Challenge #11: Use a piece of children’s clothing as inspiration for a digital project.
The inspiration you draw from the piece can be varied -- the color scheme, a pattern, or a memory of your children, or from your own childhood. If using the color scheme, use the color dropper tool to create a color palette (then share the palette!). If you don’t have children’s clothing nearby, search the web for examples (try GapKids and Hanna Andersson).
Challenge Submission Details
For this Challenge, we will be drawing random participants to win one of the following prizes:
Welcome to the tenth official challenge of our Digital Scrapbooking Day celebration! For Digital Scrapbooking Day, we're offering challenges related to digital scrapbooking - which will encourage sampling various digital techniques, as well as tasks related to archiving your memories digitally. We will be posting challenges hourly, from 8am to 8pm Eastern.
Digital Scrapbooking Day Challenge #10: Find three interesting links related to digital scrapbooking and post them in the comments.
Challenge Submission Details
For this Challenge, we will be drawing random participants to win one of the following prizes:
Welcome to the ninth official challenge of our Digital Scrapbooking Day celebration! For Digital Scrapbooking Day, we're offering challenges related to digital scrapbooking - which will encourage sampling various digital techniques, as well as tasks related to archiving your memories digitally. We will be posting challenges hourly, from 8am to 8pm Eastern.
Digital Scrapbooking Day Challenge #9: Scraplift yourself
To "scraplift" means to look at a scrapbooking project and allow it to inspire you to create another project. You may be inspired to copy the exact layout design, element for element, replacing colors and papers, or you may choose to use the same color scheme, and design it completely differently. The point is to take advantage of the work that's already been done to take some of the guesswork out of future projects.
So take a look through your past projects and allow them to inspire you to create something new. Don't try to reinvent the wheel - just pick one and create something. We won't tell anyone what a copycat you are!
Challenge Submission Details
For this Challenge, we will be drawing random participants to win one of the following prizes:
