I don’t know about you, but sometimes I’d like to do some creative work, just not actual papercrafting. Then here’s a new card making tip for you: try digital scrapbooking. Granted, you’ll need at least a little bit of affinity for working with some kind of photo app, and you’ll have to gather at least like 100 digital elements to work with. But once you’re there, you’re good to go.
You can of course create nice scrapbooking layouts like you would with your normal 12×12″ paper, like this one:
Now imagine printing that, but as a 6×6 sized picture. Now you can either mat a piece of folded cardstock to create a card, or print it on a 6×12″ piece of white paper and fold that in half.
You don’t have to use photos of course, you can also go ‘all digital scrapbooking’, like these cards:
And last but not least, you can print them yourself, but you can also have them professionally printed.
Check out the video for show & tells of all of these examples!
Several of the cards in the video are available for you as professionally printed cards, plus envelopes!
- Three-card set
- Dutch two-card set (iDeal available!)
So, have you got any experience with digital scrapbooking – and if not, would you ever consider trying it? Let me know in the comment section! 🙂
