Layered Template #28 - 6 Photo

GO BLUE!!!

No boos and hisses from the peanut gallery. LOL! Especially if you're Ohio State fans. Get outta here! :)

I was trying to make a "Varsity" painted brush set to go with this one. I got the brushes made, but for the life of me, couldn't figure out how to export them (without exporting my ENTIRE brush gallery). If anyone can clue me in, I'll be happy to add the brush set!

Enjoy this template -- and if you choose to feature a rival team of the Beloved Blue, don't share it with me! :) This layout is to be used for GOOD... not EVIL! :) Kidding, kidding, kidding. (K, I hope you're laughing!)

Download this template HERE. (Don't worry, the template is in black and white; not blue and gold.)

Layered Template #17 - 8 Photo

Once again, I look at these LOs from just a year ago and can't believe how much has changed. OK, so it was March of last year, but still. I was 7 months pregnant, Amara was just starting to get hair. And we were playing hooky and going to the park. And now... Dominic is almost the age that Amara was in that picture. She's got beautiful long curly hair, and I'm thankfully NOT 7 months pregnant! :)

The kit for this LO is from Glenda Ketcham's "The Most Wonderful Place On Earth" collection, called "Honey Bear" -- you can get it at Digitals.

The kit is again 8x8 at 300dpi (2400x2400), and can be downloaded HERE in it's layered Photoshop file (.PSD).

Layered Template #16

Here's a fun little color block template for your enjoyment! :) This one is originally a scraplift of my friend, Kendra, who I believe drew her inspiration from a Grey's Anatomy ad from a magazine. YahooGroups failed me this time though, and I wasn't able to pull my original posting of this one to get the credits for the papers. I want to say it's something like "Carnival" or "Circus" but I am not sure of either the name or the designer.

You can download the template for it HERE.

Layered Template #6

Today's layered template is actually a CURRENT layout -- one I just did tonight. I'm on Easter pictures, which means I'm only 3.5 months behind. That's not too terrible -- especially when considering I have 2 kids and work full time! LOL! (I know... excuses, excuses...)

Although, it does come with some sacrifice. For some reasons, I flattened to save as a JPG in a way different than I normally do. I don't know why -- thought it would be faster I guess. I did it the way I had to do it in Photoshop 5.0 -- without the nice upgrades of "Save to Web" in CS2. The upgrade saves a copy and won't let you accidentally save over your file. You guessed it - I saved over my file. Argh!!! So now I've got a layout in need of printing -- but it's 8x8 at 72dpi. So I guess I should be thankful that I've made the template -- because now I need to use it for myself! *sigh*

So without further ado or pity parties...

Credits for my LO:

Striped Paper: Angie Briggs "Tomboy"

Yellow Paper: Anita Designs (Nana's Attic) "Foofaraw"

You may download the layered template HERE.

Per usual, it's 8x8 at 300dpi (I didn't mess that one up -- just my personal layout), but can easily be resized to 12x12.

DIP users check Lisa's blog, as she'll be recreating it for you.