I have been a member of the FOREVER pixels2Pages team since January 2021 and loving it! I was born in Montreal but have called Ottawa, the capital of Canada, home since 1972. I have been glued to my best friend and husband George since we met in 1987. I am “maman” to my 2 amazing sons who have chosen great partners and thus I have inherited 2 beautiful daughters. I am the eldest of a family of 3 girls plus 2 stepsiblings. I am blessed to still have my parents which I get to see regularly. I started scrapbooking in 1997 the good old-fashioned way, and quickly transitioned to digital when Storybook Creator was first introduced. Beyond scrapbooking, some of my favourite activities include cooking, reading, writing, decorating, traveling, eating out, shopping in little boutiques, going to farmers’ markets, binge watching some awesome series and spending as much time as possible at our cottage.
This Start 2 Finish video demonstrates how to recreate a traditional paper scrapbook layout using Artisan software, inspired by a design that features small pieces of scrap paper arranged in graduated circles.
This tip explores how to incorporate multiple fonts in one text box or text path.
Shadows are essential in giving scrapbook pages a captivating 3-dimensional feel. This video demonstrates how to create curled corners and warped shadow effects for photos and embellishments.
Use the cutters to craft vibrant striped triangles to serve as a page backdrop.
To Group or Not to Group (TGONTG) - Filling. This tip explains the differences in functionality and limitations when working with grouped versus multiple ungrouped elements, focusing on fill options.
Feature a page for a special someone using shapes and fonts, just in time for February, the month of love!
Use a single photo to create a cover, title page or chapter starter for an album.
Create a simple and balanced page layout into four different areas separated by two stitched lines.
This tip examines the effects of resizing grouped elements versus multiple ungrouped elements.
Design a page layout that represents each month of the year. This concept works wonderfully as a chapter opener, calendar page, or even as the cover of a project.
Create a whimsical Christmas tree made up of torn paper strips.
This tip explains the differences in using Artisan's cutting tools on grouped elements versus multiple selected elements.
One single circle shape will be treated three different ways to create a whimsical background.
An elegantly crafted page to highlight a cherished photo, suitable for an album project or wall decor.
An engaging and simple concept where journaling includes a person from a photo responding to a question like they're in an interview.
This tip reviews several tasks that can be done daily, weekly, or monthly to ensure your computer's performance is at its best.
Create a title with a drop shadow and then erase the text to make a neat effect.
Watch the steps taken to put together this funky looking layout inspired by a magazine layout, using a grungy headline, a word overlay, and color washed photos.
Historian's Journaling Boxes are great organizing items that can only be accessed in the Album Planner mode. In this tip, we will explore the different style options that can be applied to these journaling boxes.
Create a black and white page with a bold neon title.