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Marie-Claire dank je en ik zie het nu pas, was bezig met de psp-images die ik ineens niet meer kon zien na alle upgrades, maar gelukkig is het probleem nu opgelost. Wat een mooie QP heb je vonden, die ga ik ook maar downloaden! En je hebt super mooie QP gemaakt in de challenge.
Ann, wasn’t one of your grandchildren called Magic?
Look what I found: https://www.digitalscrapbook.com/marisa-lerin/designs/slovenia-quick-page-03-graphic-teal-blue-pink-brown
QP-8
I like the vintage look and fell of projects and wit not too much on it. This QP was fine for me.
The page I used it this one: https://www.digitalscrapbook.com/elif-sahin/designs/rustic-charm-album-pages-page-10-graphic-country-vintage-wedding-quick-red-cream
The font is Great vibes
And the result:
Busy Busy day 8 a bit late Quick page pictures of my garden when it snowed one Easter overnight and buried my granddaughter’s Easter egg hunt the next morning. Didn’t stop her from finding the clues though
I still haven’t got that link to the frames, did u see the picture on the email. How else can I get to them xx
these QP’s come in 2 forms, dressed and undressed, the difference is the element part, but the price is the same either way this one was $1.80 .
I changed one of the frame around, it is totally psp, used some of the elements and added a couple of my own. every month they put a freebee out and there are different types on the site, LilyTrish, those are actually templates, not quick pages. I have hundreds of them from this designer and others. The designer of the one you used is actually a friend of mine as well. I always use them as a basis for my layouts and usually end up changing some things. I don’t always use the elements they “suggest” either. The beauty of templates IMO is that you can add your individuality to every layout. In the past I’ve seen many layouts using the same template and you would never know it because of the creator’s individual style of scrapping.
Also, Trish, your layout is very nice 🙂
Trish, some templates look like quick pages as they have a lot of details already there. Think of it this way:
- Quick-pages are all done for you; you add the photos and the titles and it is done
- Templates are bases, full of “placeholders” that you replace by your own papers and elements. They are more work, but are obviously customizable.
Maybe I should have a tutorial explaining the differences.
Cassel, a tutorial on that would be very helpful. I know in the beginning, quickpages frustrated me because I didn’t realize the difference.
QP by ad designs
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