It must be time for another "Studio J snippet". Today I am back into the "No Limits" layout. It is hard for me to get away from this because I can create my own pages as if I were working with paper!
"Studio J snippet #4" - Studio J offers paper packs that we do not sell in the actual paper form.
I found a video by the wonderful Am Ulen in which she featured the "True Friends" paper pack and I thought - I TOTALLY forgot about our animal paper pack!
So I created this layout of my favorite furry friend - Harley!
Harley is a rescue dog through Pet Finders.com and he had a few problems. He is a Bichon and his original owner left him 10-12 hours a day all by himself. We rescued him (or he rescued us!) and he is our best friend. Here he is laying by the sliding glass door, usually behind the curtain!
I also found a free digital scrapbook kit here and used the font and quote from the kit to accent my page.
I am almost ready to submit my July Studio J order. I am excited to finally get so many pages done and IN my scrapbooks!
Why don't you try it out here and see for yourself!
7 comments:
First of all, love the new title topper. :) And second, we just got a new puppy 6 days ago. We named him Jagger, but the second name on our list was Harley. Funny! What a cute fur baby you have.
Went to experiment in StudioJ and after dropping a picture box then dragging a png file to it, I resized it. I could not drag that box anywhere. I could use the up/down arrows etc to move it but that doesn't help if you need a big move. Is this normal?
I so want to use Studio J more with no limits and outside images.
Sometimes I notice that Studio J is very slow and I have to wait a few more seconds before I can start moving them around. But it should work. Let me know if you have any more issues.
Hi, Harley!!! Cutest dog EVER! Oh, and BTW, your LO is fabulous too, Adeline!
LOVE it!!!!
How do you use other digital files in studio J?
Christa. I use a jpg or png and upload it as a picture. I then draw the size photo well that I want and drag it onto the layout. I then drag the picture over to the empty photo well.
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