Pixel Scrapper Commercial Use Blog Train-August

I've finally gotten a chance to get back at my computer to create after several months of working and not feeling very creative.  Since I missed the August blog train I thought I'd try creating for the commercial use one this month instead.  The theme is Fall Papers and since Fall is my favorite time of year it started my creative juices flowing.  I've also been wanting to make a Halloween themed kit, so this was the perfect opportunity to get started. 

I've made three Halloween overlays for this blog train and I hope you can find use for them.  Download link below the preview.

Fall Paper Overlays

Download from Google Drive here.

These overlays are for commercial use!  Enjoy!  Feel free to include a link in the comments so I can check out what you made!

Thanks for stopping by and Have a Crafty Day!

 
 

Pixel Scrapper Blog Train: Raindrops and Rainbows

Hello again!  Time for another blog train at Pixel Scrapper.  This month is all about raindrops and rainbows.  I played around a bit making the patterned papers by learning how to make rain in Photoshop and attempting to make some gradients, and generally just having a little creative fun.  I hope you can find some use for them in your projects.

Download links are below the previews.

Raindrops & Rainbows-patterned papers

Download patterned papers from Google Drive here.

Raindrops & Rainbows-solid papers

Download the solid papers from Google Drive here.

Don't forget to check out the rest of the blog train creations at Pixel Scrapper this month!

As always, I'd love to see what you create, so feel free to leave some links!  

Have a Craft Day!
 

 

Pixel Scrapper Blog Train Freebies- In The Pocket

Hello again!  I took last month off from the Pixel Scrapper blog train due to lack of internet connection.  I'm back now, although I started this one late since I wasn't sure I'd be able to upload it. 

The theme for this month is "In The Pocket".  I'm not much of a pocket scrapper, I tend to just throw stuff on the page and see how it all works out, but I've always wanted to try it.  I really like the clean look of pocket scrapping, and it's a very effective way of telling the story without getting too bogged down with elements. I have, however, seen some examples where there were plenty of embellishments!

I have a patterned paper pack as well as a solid one, both of which can be used for commercial works since both the texture and patterns were made by me.  I put them all into one zip file, I'm hoping it's not too large!

Download the papers below the previews:

Solids

 

Patterns

 Download papers from Google Drive.

I've also created some journal cards, since what's pocket scrapbooking without them?  I've also included other elements like paper clips and tape, as well as words.  These are for personal use only since I'm not sure about the fonts.  The fonts I used are for commercial use, however it's not clear to me whether or not I can give that license to whoever I give my creations to.  If anyone can clear up the whole terms of use thing when it comes to fonts, I'd love it!  

Both the journal cards and elements are in one zip file like the papers.

Download links below the previews:

Elements

Journal Cards

Download elements and journal cards from Google Drive.

Be sure to check out the other contributions on the Pixel Scrapper blog train this month, there is plenty of amazing stuff to pick up!  In fact, I think I'll be heading there now!

I'm so glad you stopped by!  I hope you get some use out of my creations, and if you do please leave me a link!  I'd love to hear your thoughts about pocket scrapbooking.  Do you do it?  What are the items you like to use?  Let me know in the comments!

Have a Crafty Day!