This program is ADDICTING! I'm ALMOST done with the book of photos of the cats that I want to have made so I have a tangible "Show & Tell".
I can have up to 22 pages in this book. Got 16 or so done and realized I was duplicating photos... Back to the drawing board.
I also realized MAYBE I didn't have enough photos for that many pages.
Say it isn't so!!! I have plenty of photos - maybe just not enough that I'm proud of enough to showcase...
The other thing I'm learning is that *I* need to set a deadline, or I'll putz with the thing forever, tweaking it just a little bit more each time I'm in the program.
So, I'm pretty pleased with a few of the pages, and thought I'd show them to you tonight.

I added some Designer paper as a border to separate the large photo from the smaller ones. I also added the brads, AND I changed the smaller photos from square to round.
I was able to move the crop tool around on the photos to better position the Kidz within the size of the photo to the area of the template I was trying to fit the photo into.

I chose a template with a large journaling area, eliminated the photo outlines, and enlarged the journaling area to accommodate the story i needed to tell.
I used one of our background papers (it's very subtle) and then I added the ribbon and bow, as well as used a heart punch as embellishments.
The heart punches are filled with some of our background papers. I was able to position the DSP where ever I wanted inside the heart punch. AND NO PAPER WAS WASTED to get the effect I was after.


Remember, you can click on the individual photos to enlarge them, if you'd like.
I eliminated half the photos on each page and added buttons to help offset the photo areas I did kept.
And finally, here's one of the pages I did of Smudge.

If you wanted, you could put actual grosgrain ribbon and punch outs on your page. This is called hybrid scrapbooking - and I think that might appeal to me more than just the photo book.
But I'll reserve my judgment until I have the actual book in my grubby little paws - how's that?
Hope you've enjoyed the sneak peek at some of my Kidz' book. Hope it's inspired YOU to purchase this product and start your own digital paper crafting experience!
I'll be looking at other options for using this program and will be sure to share them with you.
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