Sugarplum Paperie

EDIT: If you had any problems with a corrupted file, please try downloading this again. It’s all good now!

I saw a little embellishment like this in a magazine, so I decided it would be fun to try to recreate it digitally! Since the official first day of Autumn was this weekend, let’s celebrate the season with a scrapbook page or two.

Here’s your goodie! Enjoy:

Fall Chipboard Title

DETAILS:
Contains one chipboard title
300 dpi, saved as .png file
Drop shadow for illustration only
Approx. 1 x 3 1/3 inches in size (shown here @ 29%)

Polls and Such

I took down the seasonal poll for now. I had a sneaking suspicion that the approach of Fall might be coloring your answers. I’ll bring that poll back again another time.

For now, I’d like to know if you subscribe to this blog or not. And if there’s a certain subscription service you like, please let me know what it is so I can add it for you. I was just curious about all this…

Thanks for voting! And if you want to leave a comment about the poll, feel free to do so here.

Pondering

Answer me this: Why would I not allow people to commercially* use my digital designs? It’s something I’ve put in my own Terms of Use without really understanding why. I’d like to know why so many people state that you can’t use their things in a “Scrap for Hire” job.

* to me, the word “commercially” implies using my designs to create new design of your own (ie., paper, ribbons, making things to sell, etc.), which in the digital world is known more often as “do not claim as your own.” Everywhere else I’ve seen the word “commercially” it will typically mean “using my item in your business” (like with some free fonts, etc., you can’t use them unless you’ve payed for them). So, prohibiting “commercial use” somehow means you can’t scrap for other people without my express permission and/or paying me… ?

I don’t get it. Why is this the case? Someone please enlighten me!

So, have you been putting my little goodies to good use? I want to see your layouts!

If you’ve uploaded your creations to a gallery or your photo account, leave a comment with your link. I’d love to see your designs! It would just make my day!

Happy scrappin’!

Here’s a sweet little gem that I hope you enjoy using:

Diamond Rhinestone Brad

DETAILS:
Contains one diamond rhinestone brad
300 dpi, saved as .png file
Drop shadow for illustration only
Approx. 3/4 of an inch in diameter (shown here @ 40%)

Special thanks to Atomic Cupcake!