Preserve Your Memories, Unleash Your Creativity
What can you legally do with digital scrapbooking kits? Understanding designer Terms of Use (TOU) is key to ethical crafting. In this post, we’ll explore common restrictions, creative freedoms, and tips for staying compliant with copyright laws. Respecting designers’ work not only protects you but supports the DigiScrap community.
Whilst Digital Scrapbooking has a number of perceived advantages over paper scrapping, there are some necessary items including equipment, software and supplies. This post looks at the variety of “must have” supplies as well as a few of the more advanced items…
The question of what are the perceived advantages of Digital Scrapbooking over traditional or paper scrapbooking have been discussed in digiscrapping forums far and wide many times over the years. Some would argue that it was just Digiscrappers using cognitive dissonance to justify and make themselves feel better about their purchases. NOT SO! Today’s blog examines some of the key differences between the two forms.
Digital Scrapbooking, digiscrapping, is a relatively new form of traditional scrapbooking, now known amongst digiscrappers as paper scrapbooking, that first started surfacing as an organised hobby in the mid-1990’s. If you have been a paper scrapbooker for a while you may already have heard about digiscrapping. But if you have never scrapped before, or are still very new to scrapbooking, and you are here reading this post, then let’s take a quick look, together, at what digi’s all about…
Welcome to the all new Anita Richards Designs website. It is exciting to be starting this new space and I’m anticipating a great journey here. Here’s a very brief mud map of what’s ahead…