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My Digital Studio
December 13, 2011
December 03, 2011
New My Digital Studio Downloads Available
These are the latest downloads for My Digital Studio, Stampin' Up's digital papercrafting program. To lean more about the newest options avaiable for MDS, click here.
November 13, 2011
New Downloads for My Digital Studio
There are 6 new downloads available for My Digital Studio, Stampin Up's great digital papercrafting program. They range in price from $3.95 to $19.95, depending on the number of items in the download. Click here to see all the digital products now available.
September 29, 2009
My First Digital Album
I'm busy creating my first album in the new My Digital Studio program, which becomes available to customers on Oct. 1--only 2 more days!
As I've said before, I really am a paper-loving gal. I spent much of my weekend creating traditional scrapbook pages, in fact. But I can see how a program like this would be a great time and creativity saver on occasion. For instance, my son and husband took a trip to NY last year; I was not able to go with them. My husband really wants me to scrapbook the photos he took, but I found it a challenge for many reasons. First, there are more than 150 photos to deal with! Second, I wasn't on the trip, so these memories aren't mine and that makes it difficult to judge which photos to use and how to journal these pages.
That's where MDS is coming to the rescue! We had my son type some journaling when he first came home from the trip and the memories were fresh (a great tip, no matter what type of scrapbooking you like!). I am able to take that journaling and plop it straight onto the pages I'm creating with MDS. I have chosen a Designer album that is pre-designed by Stampin' Up's own staff. There are background papers, brads, stamps and journaling blocks--all in SU's colors and all chosen to work together. All I have to do is add the photos and the journaling. I can handle that!
I really am having a great time putting together this album, and I know they will love looking at it for years to come. Keep checking back for more information on My Digital Studio and how we can get you using it!
September 17, 2009
My First Digital Page
Hold on to your punches and scissors, because this is a page created entirely with the new My Digital Studio software, Stampin' Up's new digital scrapbooking product. MDS, as it is becoming known, will sell for $79.95 and will be available on Oct. 1.
Now, for those of you paper diehards (and I'm one of you!), there are lots of advantages to MDS. Even if you never want to print a digital layout, you can use the software to plan what your page will look like with various colors and embellishments, before you get out your materials. MDS uses Stampin' Up's exclusive colors, stamps and embellishments. A nice selection of "stamps" comes with the program, and more will become available through downloads.
You can print your creations at home if you like, or have them professionally printed through our vendor. Scrapbook pages can be printed individually, or you can have an entire book printed and bound. In addition to scrapbook pages, you can print cards and calendars--perfect for gifts! If a printed page just isn't touchy-feely enough for you, you can add a few "real" embellishments of your own after the page is printed (this is called "hybrid scrapbooking").
As I said, I'm a paper kind of girl, but I will be having lots of fun with this program. For instance, my husband and son went on a short trip last summer, and I still haven't done anything with the photos. I wanted to do a small album, but I was daunted by the number of photos--and the fact that I wasn't even on the trip. I plan to use MDS to make a mini album, just popping photos into the pre-designed layouts and adding some already-typed journaling.
To help you learn your way through MDS, I will be going through Stampin' Up's certification program for demonstrators. I look forward to helping you into the digital age!
