Themes, layouts and inspirations
Find not just letter fonts, but Christmas graphics or dingbats with this list of resources from Lil Luna. Combine your favorite sets to create your cards, layout or min-albums this year. I’m especially partial to the sketchy vibe of number 16, but I also like all the tree varieties in number 7. Number 14 makes me think about The Christmas Story!
Looking for more fonts? Check these out at Fontbundles.com
Andrea used the Fun Times collection from Simple Stories to create this fabulous mini Travel Tag album. She even found a cute tiny plastic suitcase to fit it inside of, decorating the outside with a few chipboard elements and a scalloped border.
The album itself has different siezd and shaped pages, some rectangle, some tag shaped, some with scalloped edges but all stitched around the edges. It’s held together at the top with a metal “O” ring.
The pages have 3″ x 2 1/2″ photos that are accented with metal buttons, vintage cameras, floral and map papers, chipboard embellishments, tabs, labels and travel related designs in fun retro color combinations.
She’s even included some fun interactive pages too for a really cool tiny but mighty album design.
Learn more and check out the entire project over at the Simple Stories blog.
-Heather
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Thank you for sharing.
showing my complete ignorance here… how do I use these? I mean, what are the mechanics of accessing these for the purpose of (say) printing a Christmas card? Step by step instructions, please?
Hi Susanna. First you need to go to the source links and download and install the font (check this post to learn how http://scrapbooking.craftgossip.com/free-thanksgiving-gratitude-fonts/2015/11/10/ ). Once the font is installed you can then use it in either a word processing program like Word or in a image editing program like Photoshop). I will try to get a post up soon with more detailed instructions for you.