Template freebies

Inspiration is all you need. I was inspired by a layout by "Stampin Rachel" at The Lilypad. You can have a look at it here:  "Yes please, more of this". I really liked the clean and simple, graphic style design. Reminds me of the pages Cathy Zielske is doing (I took a scrapbooking class with her quite a while ago). Rachel allowed me to turn her beautiful layout into a template. And because I liked it so much, I made two more similar templates.

There's a spot for a journaling card on each layout. So if you are more into graphic style and want to use your stash of cards, you might like my templates.

Here's the preview. Click on the picture to download the three templates (only PSD files, made in CS2). As always, they are for free, but it would be nice if you leave a comment.

 

 

And here are two layouts I did with the templates:

 

 

Credits for supplies: Destination adventure blogtrain freebies by

Amy Wolff, Little Butterfly Wings, ald

 

 



Credits for supplies: That's life blogtrain freebies by

Amy Wolff, 2am Designs, Pink Reptile Designs, Erica Zane and Penny Springman



Same template, different file type

Here is the template from my last post once more. This time I saved every single layer as a PNG file (except layer one, which is a 300 dpi, 12x12 inch jpeg).

PNG Files Template.zip

If you need help how to use this, there are tutorials (for different kinds of software) on the DSP homepage for how to use this type of templates (quick clicks):

Digital Scrapbook University

Just go to "using DSP products" and than to "Quick Clicks, using" and pick which software you're using.

A layered template and a plopper

I used my kit from the blogtrain to make this layout:

And because I liked it so much, I decided to turn it into a template so I can redo it more easily. And being busy with that, I thought a plopper might be a good idea as well. And because Christmas is coming, I'll give both to you (okay, I would have given them away anyway, Christmas is just an excuse for producing MORE freebies ...).

Download both in one file: ILR_Homespun Christmas Template and Plopper

I would so love to see some layouts done with these freebies (or with the corresponding kit)!

Get framed!

Okay, it's a bit of a lame title. But I've got something for you and I'm so excited about it that I can't wait until tonight to give it away!

Here is one of those element sets that you'll be using over and over again: Basic bent frames!

And because I like them so much myself, I made SEVEN basic frames. And for your convenience I've added them with shadows, without shadows and in a beige paper version. Isn't that great?

(Preview only shows the white frames with shadows.)

So download them and leave some love if you like them!

http://www.4shared.com/file/111739216/7d12fa81/ILR_Bent_Frames.html

Did I mention that there is more? I also made a layout with these frames that you can download as a layered Photoshop template AND as a quick click (for those with other programms):

http://www.4shared.com/file/111739825/c2a17d2e/ILR_Bent_Frames_Layered_Template_and_QC.html

And here's a quick layout that I did with the template (just to give you an idea). The background paper is from a past SNL kit, the brushes on the paper are from 500ml brushes.