Chickadees are known to be adorable, curious, and playful birds. The phrase “my little chickadee” was coined as a term of endearment for those of us who display similar qualities. Who is the “chickadee” in YOUR life? Designed in vibrant Spring colors and full of whimsical elements, my collection, “My Little Chickadee,” is perfect to […]
How to Color Black Brushes and Stamps in Photoshop, Part 3
Digital Stamps are super fun and easy to use on our scrapbook pages. They can be used in multiple ways to either make a bold statement or add subtle interest. You can color them, apply styles to them, use Blend Modes on them, or clip papers to them. Some Designers call them “Stamps” while others […]
Are You Lucky or Blessed?
Some say they are “lucky,” while others say they are “blessed.” No matter your perspective on this, my digital scrapbooking collection, “Lucky Me” was designed to help you easily document your stories. Be they by chance, circumstance, or divine intervention, this kit has got you covered! Find “Lucky Me” at: Snickerdoodle Designs | Oscraps […]
How to Color Black Brushes and Stamps in Photoshop, Part 2
“A digital stamp in crafting, stamping, card making, and scrapbooking is a digital image which can be manipulated in Photoshop.” (-Wikipedia). Digital stamps typically come in .abr (brush) and PNG formats; and are usually black in color. An often-asked question is how to change the color of a black stamp to a color of choice. […]
How to Color Black Brushes and Stamps in Photoshop, Part 1
“A digital stamp in crafting, stamping, card making, and scrapbooking is a digital image” which can be manipulated in Photoshop. (-Wikipedia). Digital stamps typically come in .abr (brush) and PNG formats; and are usually black in color. An often-asked question is how to change the color of a black stamp to a color of choice. […]
How to Use Postage Images on your Digital Scrapbook Pages
Infuse your digital scrapbook designs or hybrid projects with the fun and artsy look of postage stamps and images. The graphics in Postage Images were extracted from postcards, in my possession, from the 1800s and 1900s. This product includes a Photoshop brush (.abr) and individual PNG images. Use whichever you prefer. There’s no right or […]
