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https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/using/layer-effects-styles.html At almost 7 minutes in, she explains how to do it. Briefly, you apply one style in the usual manner, by clicking on the style preset. Then, hold shift down, and drag and drop the second layer style you want to use onto that layer in the layers panel or even directly onto the object on your layout. Thanks for asking this question - I'd tried to figure this out for myself over a year ago, and gave up. No Google search yielded what I wanted, so I just started adding shadows manually, which is the usual scenario where I wa

I don't have one now, but I remember having a very similar one as an older child. It's pretty cool!

I'm reading this at the end of a very long day, so I might be misunderstanding something, but you say the poster is 11x 8. It should fit on one 12 x 12 page, yet your photo above shows that it doesn't. I'm thinking perhaps those are 8 1/2 x 11 white pages underneath it, not 12 x 12. Which size is it that you scrapbook in? If 12 x 12, my inclination would be to use ONLY the poster on one 12 x12 background, centered. On the facing page, include either smaller photos of her during the season, or do a lot of journaling about how the season went and include some sports statistics of her team/her.

I'm in!

I haven't researched the differences, but I know making leather earrings is all the rage with certain cutters, so she might want to look into that if she hasn't already. I second the motion that it would be a great excuse for you to get a new machine, lol.

Yep, agreed with all above. We sent out photo cards every year, and rarely if ever are they Christmasy pics. Often I either use a pic of the 5 of us from a spring break skiing pic (so at least there is snow in those, lol) or a pic of the boys/us while hiking nearby in the fall. Lynne, your card is beautiful! Carla, be sure to show us yours when done!

Congratulations, Angie! I knew you'd make an excellent owner, and of course I was right! (LOL)

I can't wait! I'll be in the carpool from Kansas City area. It will be good to see old friends, meet Laura's paper scrapping friend(s), and I'd love to meet new people as well. Come join us!

There used to be a free download that you could use that would then allow you to see thumbnails of the psd files. I use ACDSee to organize and tag my scrapping supplies, so I can see psd thumbnails in that program and thus don't convert anything to tiff. I would at the very least keep the full-sized 12x12 jpg files for each layout. Any photofinisher should be able to print 8x8 layouts from that, and then you ever did decide to print something 12x12 (maybe for art on the wall?), you'd be able to. I personally keep all the psd files also, but that may be overkill:)

I made stationery YEARS ago, way before digital scrapbooking was invented. I had a program that was mostly clip art - I bought it to make Christmas letter stationery, but also made some other everyday stationery with it. My Christmas letter ones were 8.5 x 11. No idea now what size I made the everyday pieces.