You probably can't tell, but this card is printed on thin copier paper from my home printer. I designed the card (inside and out) using Stampin' Up!'s "My Digital Studio" software and wanted to see how it would look printed from my printer. I think it looks quite good! The software has so many options to work with, and it's easy to get a little carried away adding punches and embellishments! While I rarely stamp the inside of my cards, I find myself looking forward to dressing them up when I design with My Digital Studio. I'm going to try to get the picture format right with this post, but my blog host has made some changes recently that have caused a bit of a challenge for me. For one thing, pictures no longer open very large when you click on them, and that's disappointing. Just as aggravating is the fact that I can't figure out how to get two pictures in the post without having a lot of wasted space! Argh!
You probably can't tell, but this card is printed on thin copier paper from my home printer. I designed the card (inside and out) using Stampin' Up!'s "My Digital Studio" software and wanted to see how it would look printed from my printer. I think it looks quite good! The software has so many options to work with, and it's easy to get a little carried away adding punches and embellishments! While I rarely stamp the inside of my cards, I find myself looking forward to dressing them up when I design with My Digital Studio. I'm going to try to get the picture format right with this post, but my blog host has made some changes recently that have caused a bit of a challenge for me. For one thing, pictures no longer open very large when you click on them, and that's disappointing. Just as aggravating is the fact that I can't figure out how to get two pictures in the post without having a lot of wasted space! Argh! 
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love the new blog header...and thank goodness it was restored by the expert! Jan Hoyt inkerzaway@aol.com
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