I did it. I dared to digi. I was charmed by Alexa's
very easy to follow
downloadable pdf. And, of course, by the fact that I have always admired her style very much indeed.
So here it is. My very first ever digital page. I know it's not perfect, but I love its simplicity. I love how I can change little bits of it if I want to. And I love how easy it is to post it here.
Will I ever give up cutting and sticking? No. Will I do more digi? Yes. Definitely (thank you Alexa!). I have plenty of space on the walls here I could fill with some framed pages, so watch this space....
I'll be back to paper during the week, with new
Gotta Craft layouts and a question- answering
Captured In a Card post
well done sian, the page looks great! I'm always a bit daunted by digi, plus I'm not sure how easy it would be on my little netbook. One day I'll give it a go I'm sure! x
ReplyDeleteWell done. I'm still just dipping my toe in the digital pond, but like you i don't think I'll be giving up the cutting and sticking.
ReplyDeleteWoo Hoo, well done Sian, what a great page! But beware, collecting digi kits is pretty much as addictive as collecting paper (except that they get hidden on your hard drive and not in boxes, hee hee!).
ReplyDeleteThe digi page looks great Sian, look forward to seeing more pages... I keep meaning to learn more about digi- must find more time! Lol :)
ReplyDeleteThe digi page looks great Sian, look forward to seeing more pages... I keep meaning to learn more about digi- must find more time! Lol :)
ReplyDeleteOoh, twice the love today - not sure what happened there! :)
ReplyDeleteWell done Sian, it looks great
ReplyDeletefabulous page Sian - will watch with interest your journey in digiland
ReplyDeleteIt looks great Sian,I'm only just dabbling in digi too,really looking forward to seeing your new Gotta Craft layouts.I've only just broken into the last one :-)
ReplyDeleteI love your first digi page and the green is very you. That's a great idea for turning them into some artwork for your walls.
ReplyDeletevery cool ;) Happy Mother's Day to you, wait do you guys celebrate Mom's day today? :)
ReplyDeleteI hope you have a wonderful springfilled day :)
A great start to digi-ing,Sian! I do really want to have a go at Alexa's page....we'll see!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat page Sian, Digi can be as addictive as paper, just in a different way, and then there's always the combination of the two. Have fun playing.
ReplyDeleteI love how your page has come out. I really must have a go at this, Alexa's template is great. Jen x
ReplyDeleteFab Sian xx
ReplyDeleteWell done with the digi! I've had a little dabble, but I really much prefer my cutting and sticking in real life!
ReplyDeleteWhat a very thoughtful LO :) love it. I tried digi once before and got very frustrated with it, and went straight back to paper and glue!
ReplyDeleteI love it and I love the sentiment behind it :D
ReplyDeleteWell done on the Alexa-style-digi; at least there are no drop shadows or complicated layers to cope with. I can see the appeal of these graphic digi pages, but the looking-like-paper-digi is just way more effort than it's worth ... with nothing to stroke.
ReplyDeleteIt looks super Sian! Love the little story it tells too.
ReplyDeleteGreat digi Sian! Glad to hear that you are not retiring your glue and scissors though. ;) I'm tactile and LOVE to make a mess! ;) Have a great day!! :)
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your first digi page...I'll be on the lookout for other digital efforts as well as your paper-and-paste creations. Your success with both just shows that creativity is in the person, not the medium!
ReplyDeleteDelighted you found it easier than you'd anticipated and I love what you've done - very thoughtful as always! I like the thought of your gorgeous tall house whizzing round the globe four times a week :).
ReplyDeleteWhat a great first-time digi page Sian! I love looking at digi LOs, but am too scared to try it...and I would miss my papers!
ReplyDeleteAlison xx
Ahh! So happy to see your first digi page :) Job well done :)
ReplyDeletei am so impressed! your page looks great. digi scares me, too, but i'm glad to see you have crossed over safely. :-)
ReplyDeleteI just knew that when you did digi, it would be amazing ... and you sure don't disappoint. :)
ReplyDeleteyou did a great job Sian! After you play a little, you'll discover there are things you can do in digi that you can't do in paper... and you'll know that there are reasons for each one and both will be a part of your creativity repertoire.
ReplyDeleteLove your digi house! Just read your comment on Deb's post, and I just have to remark, "You know what they say about people who love sardines." OH MY!
ReplyDeleterinda
I do love digi - but could never do it myself ... you did a great job - and your house is amazing - I love it. Could I be any more green ? (and that's envy, not the glitter that I STILL haven't got rid of completely yet! *lol*)
ReplyDeleteYay for your first digi page! I love the clean look and the journaling. But like you, I could never give up the tactile experience of paper.
ReplyDeleteGreat digital layout - I like that it is all about blogging! I agree, I'm not giving up my paper and adhesives, but I enjoy the digital every once in a while.
ReplyDeleteIt turned out awesome! I need to do a layout about my blog, I know one day I'll wish I had. Yay for Alexa getting you to digi :) So glad From High In The Sky comes to my part of the world on a regular basis.
ReplyDeleteYay for digi!!! Very cool page. xoxo
ReplyDeleteI've not embraced digi yet...but I love the graphic style of your first digi LO!! Way to go!! But don't hang up your scissore & glue will you?!!! :)
ReplyDeleteLovely page, Sian. Crogratulations!
ReplyDeleteI've done the odd digi page and enjoy it now and then but for me nothing will beat the stroking of papers, glue on the fingers, and glitter EVERYWHERE!
Congrats! Your first digi layout looks great!
ReplyDeleteWell done on completing your first digi - it looks super!
ReplyDeleteOh, I love this, Sian! Your digi page is wonderful - from the photos you chose to your lovely journaling. It's perfect. It's so you.
ReplyDelete(Well done on the digi aspect here!) xo
Be warned, Sian ... digi is the dark side!
ReplyDeleteOh it's lovely Sian. I love the tall house sketch - and the simplicity as you say. I too live in a tall house - 3 stories and love all of the stairs! Ideally, my scraproom will be at the top of the house too. I just have to work out how to move everything around in order for it to fit! It's like a jigsaw puzzle! *Ü* Thanks for the pdf link. I shall go try digi myself - soon. TFS. ~Glen~
ReplyDeleteYeeeahhhh ... I've caught up LOL
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