When I scrapbook I do not have any one particular way I follow, except that I like for my layouts to look as much like traditional paper layouts as possible. So how do I do that?
1. Learn how to shadow! Fortunately when you are just a newbie programs like Photoshop intuitively help you out with easy to use shadowing tools.
2. Use a handwriting font rather than a typed font for the journaling. I love using all sorts of different varieties of fonts, but for journaling I usually use a font which looks like handwriting. I'm resarching how to create my own font of my own personal handwriting and will update once I find more out about this!
4. Use quality digital kits with coordinating elements and papers. While using only free things may seem fine and good, I think it is helpful to purchase a few high quality kits. If you get a few basics with various colors to begin, you can always ask for paypal gift cards. This is how I am building my digi srapboooking stash. I also have a handful of designers I really, really like who I follow closely on facebook and their blogs so I can snag freebies when they are available! I like kits with uniquely themed elements to enhance my layouts.

My favorite Digital Designers...
Robyn Pali Designs (retired)
My 4 Sisters Scraps (retired)
Forever Sisters Scraps (retired)
I'm partial to designers and kits which look like paper. Textures and layered papers are my favorites.
Do you scrapbook either traditionally or digitally? Tell me about it in the comments?
Do you have any questions about digital scrapbooking? I'm definitely not an expert on everything, but I love chatting about scrapbooking!
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