Templates!!

Recently, I did quite a few templates for PSE for projects that I need to finish.  Well, I haven't even started them, to be honest...  lol  But, I did the templates and I'm sharing them with you!!
 

Click on the freebie to download it!

Click on the freebie to download it!

Thanks so much!

I've been receiving some really wonderful feedback on my work from many people on Flickr.  Just this morning, I received a comment on my Backyard Beaches layout from Angelika Brunke.  Based on her words of encouragement, our freebie for today is the PSE template for this layout.  For my version, I was testing out my new camera and its burst shot capabilities.  I shot these 3 pictures while my son was playing in his wading pool in the backyard.  In previous years, we'd made a trip to the beach during the summer; however, that year we were not able to do so because I was in school.  So we had to make due with what we had.  Thus, the word art 'backyard beaches' was born.  Hope that y'all enjoy the template!  Please let me see what you all are doing with my elements.  Creativity sparks further creativity, after all.  Anyway, here's the freebie!

Simply click on the freebie to download!

Welcome Back, Rene

Welcome Back to Me!  I had started this blog in 2008 in hopes to help stimulate my creative energy.  However, life happened - I went to nursing school - I had another baby.....  And this sad blog withered and died.  I am here to announce a resurrection! 

With that in mind, please enjoy my first of what should be MANY digiscrap freebies!  I am creating these things for personal use only (please do not use my creativity for your commercial needs; please do not use my creativity as your own).  So, please download freely and make sure that you leave your comments about my work.  I would also love to see anything that you make with my items.  I would be glad to start a gallery to showcase work made with my designs, if the need presents itself.

All of that being said, may I present Freebie #1!  In 2004, when I first began digital scrapbooking, my son had just been born.  One of the first scraps that I did was of his 3D ultrasounds:

I posted this on Flickr in 2007 and to date it has had  nearly 2,000 views.  Flickr also has a tool that allows you to see how people reached your individual pictures.  Almost every view that I've had of this has been someone searching Google or Yahoo trying to find ideas of how to digiscrap ultrasound photos.  Based on that, I decided to try and recreate a template for others to use which mimics this original digiscrap.  Of course, it could be used for whatever you would like.  I created it with PSE9 & it is a layered PSD.

Simply click on the photo to download!