Tutorial Tuesday (Windows 11)

Three Things I LOVE about Windows 11

You may remember that I really dragged my heels about moving with the times and updating to Windows 11. As a tech early adopter, I’d usually be the first one through the door, but when it comes to operating system upgrades, I’ve had some not-so-fun experiences, so I often wait awhile so the developers can work the bugs out. The day finally came that I had little choice but to populate my “new” Windows 11 laptop (that I bought in November but left in the box until March) with my files and get on with it. Here are three things that make it worth the hassle.

This isn’t The First Thing™, just an observation. The Explorer screen is much brighter and cleaner, with a modified Task Bar. The left side panel has the shortcuts I use most often and shows the last 4 Folders I modified.

 

I confess, I did a ton of organizing and rearranging when I first started using this machine, but I totally did NOT notice that little button there on the Task Bar that says EXTRACT ALL. It only appears when a zipped Folder is clicked upon, and it eliminates the whole right-click>Extract All step. Just click the button and the process begins. The Command prompts are the same as with previous versions once you get there. You know, where you can decide whether you want to see the contents right away or not, and where you want the unzipped files to go.

See how the Explorer view here shows all the Folders in tiny size? Well, when you combine a floor-to-ceiling wall of windows (the ones with panes that let you see outdoors) with 67-year-old eyes and tiny print… it’s a problem. Of course, I can make the icons larger.

Every time I want to choose a FolderView>Extra Large Icons.

But wait! What if… YEAH!! Click on the three dots on the Task Bar and choose Options. That very blurry box reads: “Change settings for opening items, file and folder views, and search.

Ooh look, another blurry box. Click on the View tab. This menu opens. Inside the box it says, “Folder views. You can apply this view (such as Details or Icons) to all folders of this type. Apply to Folders. OK.

Do you want all folders of this type to match this folder’s view type? Yes” And it does exactly that… all folders of this type – meaning the subfolders – will have the same properties.

This is such a great Work Smart Not Hard* bonus, right here. When you click on the New button on the Task Bar, this menu opens. With just two clicks, I can create a new folder, or access many of the Microsoft suite of applications. (I don’t use them, I have a free suite of similar applications called Libre Office, and Windows 11 gives me a choice of how to open things like text documents and presentations.) Instead of having to find the application, open it, then tell it to open a new document, this does all that for me! Honestly, I’ve only used it to create new folders when I’m Extracting my kits, but it has a lot of potential! Now, if I could just remember where it puts things, that would be great.

GingerScraps Fresh Baked Friday – May 23, 2025

Good morning scrapping friends. We hope you have had a great week. If you are in the US, do you have plans for the holiday weekend? Many people use this time to spend time with family and take a lot of family photos.

Remember if you spend $10 in the store, you’ll get this great collab free.

Let’s see what our designers have for us this week.

Don’t forget to work on the challenges. If you complete any 10 challenges this month, you get this gorgeous collab (or a variety of other choices from previous challenge collabs) as a reward!

Tutorial Tuesday (Individual Style)

Challenge Spotlight: Wild About Styles

Well, so far May has been… a lot. My son has been ill, needing a lot of attention, and I’m mentally exhausted. He went back to his day program today, and I was awake half the night worrying that it might be too soon. So far, so good – no calls from the coordinator. Fingers crossed.

At the beginning of the month, glee asked me if I could help her figure out how to use Wetfish DesignsWild About Styles Challenge Styles, and I said I would. Then everything unravelled. Yesterday when I finally started to play with them, it dawned on me that I should let YOU be the tutors, and I’d offer some commentary. Brilliant, right? Why would I reinvent the wheel? So let’s have a look at how YOU’ve used them!

As always, the layouts to follow are linked to their spots in the Gallery so you can get a closer look, and maybe leave some praise. Just click on the Scrapper‘s user name and you’ll be transported. But before we get rolling, I should take a minute to discuss the Styles themselves. As you can see, some of them are heavily textured. They’re gorgeous as is, but aren’t scale-able – meaning the Style itself can’t be Resized. If you want the texture, but not the size, you’ll need to apply the Style to a paper or a solid Filled layer, Simplify the layer, THEN Resize. The Styles, when applied to objects, will not allow the contours of that object to be visible. They’re “flat”. This can be overcome by decreasing the Opacity of the Styled layer until the contours are revealed. And the third thing I want to mention is that what you see is what you get – solid, off-white texture. If you apply a Style from the set to a coloured paper, for example, the colour will be completely concealed. There are a couple of ways to colour the Styled layer. One is to drop a coloured (or patterned) paper on top of the Styled layer then decrease the Opacity of the paper layer until the texture appears. The second is to drop a coloured paper on top of the Styled layer then change the Blend Mode. Overlay works beautifully, but some of the others are also quite stunning. Color Burn, for example, gives a very sculpted look. So if you’re not seeing the look you want, don’t be afraid to experiment!

This is how the designer demonstrated her Styles.

Next up is this layout from VariaMoon. She chose the horizontal plank woodgrain Style, then added some paint splash and paw print Brushes to it, picking out the brick colour from her large photo.

For her layout, dhariana used a bunch! The vertical woodgrain is her base, and she’s used masks to add the floral and flourish-y textures to her background.

Here, lm44west took a similar approach. She’s added a semi-transparent lily overlay behind her photo.

01lousmith kept it simple; she used the vertical woodgrain coloured to look almost like pressure-treated lumber, and threw some paint at it. Very effective!

KatherineWoodin has recoloured the chrysanthemum Style yellow, likely by layering a solid yellow paper over the Style layer and using Overlay, to pick up her theme’s colour palette.

The chrysanthemum Style seems to be quite popular, used again here by greenfiend27. She created bilateral borders by layering lace over the Style but under her photo, all layers shadowed perfectly. The result is so pretty.

Pippin went with the flourish-y choice, creating a textured mat behind her framed photo. The original ivory colour of the Style works well with the elements she added.

FormbyGirl has a very subtle touch, using at least two Styles, blending them into the background. The result if soft and lovely.

Jill used the chrysanthemum Style and put it behind some very expertly shadowed cutouts. She also used the flourish-y Style to add dimension to her background.

The vertical woodgrain Style seems to be quite popular too; stater used it for her background with a dark blue paper blended into it, likely with the Multiply mode.

It looks like glee went ahead without me. 😀 She too went with the chrysanthemum, adding a blended deeply coloured paper border. Then she Clipped the flourish-y Style to her title. It took me quite some time to figure that darker border out.

5grand has created a sampler, with at least eight different Styles represented. She Clipped papers to some, left others as is and presented us with a visual feast!

 

For her layout, imafishtank kept it simple and just Clipped the flourish-y Style to her title. It gives the illusion of colour but I zoomed WAYYYY in, and it’s not!

RobynC is our last presenter. She used two of the Styles, one on her background and the other on her title.

Have you been inspired? I have!

GingerScraps Fresh Baked Friday – May 16, 2025

Happy Friday Scrappers! Are you ready for the weekend? Do you have scrapping plans?

•Don’t forget to grab the May Monthly Mix – {a woman’s purse} created by our GingerBread Ladies.

•The Bake Sale is also going until the 20th. Look for a sneak peek of those kits below.

•Make sure to check out the Challenge area of the forum. You received a great collab as a reward with 10 completed challenges.

•Remember if you spend $10 in the store, you’ll get this great collab free.

Let’s take a peek at some of the new items in the store this week.

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Make sure to visit the Bake Sale for great deals until the 20th.

Are you getting your challenges done? If you complete any 10 challenges this month, you get this gorgeous collab (or a variety of other choices from previous challenge collabs) as a reward!

Tutorial Tuesday (Photoshop Elements)

Greatest Hits: Weaving – the Digital Way

Ginger recently sent me request for a topic I’d already covered; this time the request came from Lavonne. Her request again resulted in Ginger sending me a link to this layout by trinanne; she used the March 2023 Challenge Brush and clipped her papers to it over and over. Of course, I had to take the long walk down the garden path instead… I had no idea it would end up being much more complex than at first glance. I tossed the first two attempts at making this a coherent process and I think you’ll find it’s not as bad as all the screenshots – and your faithful demonstrator – make it look. (However, this tutorial will require intermediate-to-expert familiarity with the Elements software.)

 

Now, obviously, if we’re weaving a bunch of papers or ribbons together, they’ll look best against a neutral solid background. I’m using 10 different patterned papers and a solid cardstock from the February 2023 Daily Download Noteworthy, from Miss Fish.

I decided it would work best for the way I was seeing this in my head if I created a bunch of paper strip Clipping Masks. If you’d rather use the Rectangular Marquee Tool to cut strips, that’s up to you. I want to have some variations in width, some crooked and torn edges, and one strip will have a deckle edge. (Instructions not included.) To make those individual features work best, the adjustments are made to the Mask to ensure the patterns on the papers aren’t distorted. I’ll be making a roughly 8 inch by 8 inch square, 10 strips in all. Here’s a tip: When using the Custom Shapes Tool you can specify dimensions and with only one click, you’ve got the desired shape in the desired size. I’m using a Width 8 inchesHeight 1.5 inches for my first strip Mask.

Don’t forget that when using the Custom Shape Tool, the resulting shape is a Smart Object – it’s locked and can’t be altered unless you Simplify it. More recent versions of Elements includes a Simplify button bar in the Tool Options. If your version doesn’t show it there, right-click on the layer and choose Simplify Layer from the drop-down menu that appears.

Here I’ve created all 5 of my horizontal Clipping Mask layers. I’ve changed the foreground colour a bit for each to help keep them separate in my mind. You can see there are some thinner and some thicker strips. Next I’ll make 5 vertical strips the same way.

All 10 strips are there now. Let’s Clip some papers to them!

I know you all already know how to Clip papers to template spots but I’ll review anyway. With your paper right above the object you’re Clipping to, right-click on the paper layer and choose Create Clipping Mask. Alternately, you can use a keyboard shortcut. For versions 14 and earlier, CTRL/CMD>G will do it. For versions 15 and later, CTRL/CMD>ALT/OPT>G. My fingers just go there almost automatically now, I’ve used that shortcut so often.

Here are the 5 horizontal strips with their papers Clipped in place. The process is identical for the vertical strips.

Just like that.

I’ll show you how to make them look a little less deliberate in the next few screenshots. Here’s why I opted for Clipping Masks and not just Marqueeing out a bunch of strips. If I decided to Image>Transform>Skew a paper strip, the pattern would also Skew and it would look awful. So instead, I’ll Skew the Mask, giving it crooked ends, and the paper will stay unblemished. Skew only allows the corners to move in a single direction.

To make each paper strip more manageable, after I make my tweaks to the Mask, I’ll right-click>Merge the paper and Mask layers into a single layer. The shortcut is CTRL/CMD>E.

 

Here I’ve made a bit of a curved cut into the end of the Mask. The Smudge Tool will give that effect, or you could use the Elliptical Marquee Tool to Cut (CTRL/CMD>X) away a thin curved sliver. That method will give you a cleaner Cut.

Why not, indeed?

For this strip I used Image>Transform>Distort. With that command, each of the corners moves independently in all directions.

Another variation on the Smudge Tool.

Now let’s get to the WEAVE. First you’ll need to decide which strip to start with. I’m going to skip the first vertical strip and pass the pink striped strip then the multi-striped strip underneath my red-and-white horizontal strip. I Selected the edges of the first horizontal strip by CTRL/CMD>clicking on the layer thumbnail in the Layers Panel. Then I made the pink striped layer my active layer. To make it look like it passed behind the horizontal strip, Edit>Cut or CTRL/CMD>X removes that Selection from the pink striped paper.

 

Alternate this process for each of the horizontal layers.

Here is what it looks like before the dimension of shadowing is added.

Add a new, blank layer at the top of the stack of layers. This is where you’ll put your shadows. Decide where your light source is. That will determine where your shadows will lie. I like my light to come from the upper left, at 120°. Because some of my paper strips don’t have sharp, straight edges, I created custom shadows for those layers. (Custom Shadows – Jan’s Method) If you’re going with straight edges you can ignore that. Instead, use the Pencil Tool. For the horizontal strips, you’ll be drawing in your shadows inside the edges of the paper horizontally. For the vertical layers, you’ll be drawing your shadows inside the edges of those papers vertically. The Radius for your Pencil lines can be fairly small, since the papers will be laying tightly together. I used 4 pixels but 5 or even 8 won’t be too big. Set your Foreground Colour to black (000000) Click the cursor right inside the corner of the paper square you’re working with.

Then hold down the SHIFT key and click the cursor in the opposite corner. Here I’ve made a horizontal line. Don’t be too fussy about making it perfectly straight, because it’s not going to be noticeable later.

After you’ve got all your paper rectangles outlined in black, add a Filter>Blur>Gaussian Blur to that layer.

 

Don’t go overboard here. The Blur is to soften the lines, not make them blend right into the paper! If you can’t see anything in the Preview Pane, click your cursor in a spot where you know there’s a line. It’ll pop up in the Preview Pane and you can gauge how far to Blur2.3 pixels worked well for me.

Last thing to do is to change the Blend Mode to Linear Burn and drop the Opacity to about 60% and it’s done! Now to decide how to use the weave…

You can Save this weave as a PSD to allow for alterations later, or as a PNG to preserve the transparent layer behind. Or you can just go ahead and scrap on top and around it. To add the Brushes as described below, Link all the layers of the weave to each other by highlighting all the layers (click on the first layer>hold down Shift>click on the last layer in the weave then click on the Link icon at the left of any of those layers) so they’re separate but connected.

If you really want the Challenge Brush look, create a horizontal stack of varied widths and lengths of the Brush on a new workspace with each Brush on its own layer so you can adjust them one at a time. Adjust them to suit your desired look; you can flip them, widen or narrow them, overlap them, whatever your mind’s eye desires. Create a second stack of vertical Brushes (you can change the angle of the Brush in the Tool Options to 90°) and adjust those. When you’ve got what you like, Merge (CTRL/CMD>E) the layers. This is your Clipping Mask.

Then Merge (CTRL/CMD>E) all the Brush layers. Move this newly created Clipping Mask onto your layout and position it underneath your weave. Then Clip to your weave. Ta DA! My screenshot shows just a plain paper Clipped to it and is only an example. All the adjustments you’ve made to your weave and the shadowing you’ve created will be preserved when you’ve Linked then Clipped.

If you have requests or ideas for future tutorials, you can contact me by Direct Message. In the Forum look for the envelope icon on the right, just above the blue band, then click on it. Down at the very bottom of the dropdown it’ll say Send Direct Message. My handle is ObiJanKenobi. Then if I have anything I need to clarify, we can chat!

Til next Tuesday!

GingerScraps Fresh Baked Friday – May 9, 2025

Happy Friday! Were you able to enjoy the sales and games during iNSD? We’d love for you to share layout made with your goodies in the Gallery.

Remember if you spend $10 in the store, you’ll get this great collab free.

Let’s see what our designers have new this week.

How are your challenges going? If you complete any 10 challenges this month, you get this gorgeous collab (or a variety of other choices from previous challenge collabs) as a reward!

May 2 2025: Fresh Baked and iNSD Sales, Fun and Games

Goodness y’all. It’s iNSD time again. Are you excited? You know we always do it big here at GingerScraps. I hope you are ready for a week of sales, fun and games, and more!

Remember if you spend $10 in the store, you’ll get this great collab free.

Are you ready to see what our designers have for this great celebration?

Have you started your challenges? If you complete any 10 challenges this month, you get this gorgeous collab (or a variety of other choices from previous challenge collabs) as a reward!

GingerScraps: New FREE with Purchase Collab, New Monthly Mix, New Buffet & More!!

Hello scrapping friends — happy May!
We’re kicking off the month with all the fresh goodies you love at GingerScraps:
*A brand new Free With Purchase collab
*A gorgeous new Monthly Mix
*A colorful new Buffet
…and so much more!
PLUS — the excitement is building…
Our iNSD celebration starts TOMORROW, and we’ve got a little sneak peek to get you ready for the fun!

Don’t forget to check out the Buffet Bundles. One easy click to add bundles of Buffet goodies to your cart.

These colors are really pretty this month and the designers have come up with some wonderful kits for us.

Remember any $10 spent in the store gets you this great collab.

Shine bright and let your creativity bloom with Be The Sunshine by The GingerBread Ladies! Featuring a vibrant palette of Kelly green, cobalt blue, mustard yellow, and salmon, this collab brings the best of spring and summer to your pages. Think colorful umbrellas, warm sunshine, chirping birds, and fields of fresh flowers — everything you need to celebrate the simple joys of the seasons. Perfect for scrapping nature walks, sunny picnics, or just your everyday happy moments!

This collab includes: 3 Alphas {Lowercase}, 52 Papers, and 89 Elements.

This Free With Purchase was created by Angelle Designs, JB Studio, Miss Fish Templates, and Scrappin’ Serenity.

Life is busy, beautiful, and full of little stories — and A Woman’s Purse by The GingerBread Ladies is here to help you capture it all! Chic, stylish, a little nostalgic and full of personality, with a soft, palette of pinks, sage green, tan, peach, and classic black & white, this collab mixes a touch of retro charm with modern flair. Packed with fun everyday essentials like sunglasses, makeup, keys, flowers, and more, it’s perfect for documenting everything from daily adventures and shopping trips to friendships, milestones, and moments on the go. Wherever life takes you, this kit is ready to help you scrap it beautifully!

This kit includes: 1 Alpha {Uppercase, Lowercase, Numbers & Punctuation}, 77 Papers, and 103 Elements.

This Monthly Mix was created by Aprilisa Designs, CathyK Designs, Just So Scrappy, Kristmess, and Neia Scraps.

May’s Daily Download is provided by Heather Z Scraps, collect new pieces daily on the GingerScraps Blog.

Take a look at the new challenge reward kit. If you complete any 10 challenges this month, you get this gorgeous collab (or a variety of other choices from previous challenge collabs) as a reward!

Get ready for a season of pure fun with Silly Summer Adventures by The GingerBread Ladies! Bursting with bright pinks, blues, greens, and yellows, this playful collab captures everything you love about summertime: bike rides, belly laughs, sunshine, popsicles, juicy watermelon, sweet pineapples, beach balls, and sandy toes in your favorite sandals. Whether you’re scrapping beach days, poolside parties, or carefree afternoons, this kit is packed with cheerful vibes to bring your sunny memories to life!

This kit includes: 7 Alphas {Uppercase, Lowercase, Numbers & Punctuation}, 65 Papers, 92 Elements, and 2 12×12 Template {png, psd, tif file formats}.

This Challenge Reward was created by J. Conlon and Sons, Jumpstart Designs, Lisa Rosa Designs, Twin Mom Scraps, and WM[squared] Designs.

Make sure to come back to the forum and store tomorrow for the beginning of a week of fun for iNSD.

Tutorial Tuesday (Photoshop Elements)

Remember that Pattern Brush?

[Link to PDF goes here when Ginger has time to convert}

A few weeks ago I showed you how to use the Pattern Brush Guided Edit to create your own scatters. And I might have mentioned I’d do another quick tutorial on adding Styles to them for an even more interesting look. Today’s the day! To make it easier for me (you… us) to see what I’m doing, I’ve dropped a piece of neutral solid paper on my workspace. There will be lots of review in this one, so you shouldn’t have to hunt down the original tut.

Click on the Guided button on the gray bar at the top of the workspace, then click on Fun Edits, then choose Pattern Brush.

Now to choose a Pattern. I went with the hearts in the upper left corner of the menu. We’ll use another one later.

Make sure the Action is set to Paint. (If we were making randomly patterned paper we could use the Fill Action.) Set the Size to about 125 pixels, which is halfway on the slider. This particular Brush changes the size and angle of each grouping. In playing with this Edit, I discovered the best way to have the Brush go where I want it, the Scatter setting must be as close to zero as possible. Otherwise there’s a REAL randomness and a lot of overlap. Keep Opacity at 100%. When you use the Paint setting, you’ll see a “ghost” outline of the Brush close to the actual size of the image it’ll create.

When you have a cluster you like, click the Continue Editing button then the In Expert button, then go down to the bottom of the screen and click Done.

Elements has created a Layer Mask with your scatter on it, plus another layer with a Layer Mask that seems to have no role in the task at hand. Feel free to bin it.

On to the fun part! Elements usually has more than one way to access a feature or a command; for Styles, you can click on the Window tab at the top of the workspace then click Styles. OR you can go to the bottom of the Layers Panel and click on the dedicated Styles button. You can see which way I do it. 😀 There’s a dropdown Styles menu attached to the button at the top of the Layers Panel once you’ve activated the Styles, so click it and start looking for the ones you want to try. I went with the GingerBread Ladies’ Indian Summer glitter gloss.

I tried all the reds and pinks, settling on this one. It’s nice, but still a little bleh. So I’m going to tweak the settings.

But before I can do that, I’ll need to Apply the Layer Mask to get to the adjustments.

There it is! Double-click on the fx there on the right edge of the layer.

These are the default settings for the Style I used. Any or all of them can be adjusted, with what’s happening visible on the screen in real time.

I changed the Lighting Angle to 120° (make sure this setting matches the rest of your layout!), added a little Drop Shadow close to the hearts and decreased the Bevel. The difference is subtle, but now the hearts look rounded, shiny and have good dimension. The littlest, outline-only hearts look like they’re glittery.

Next I played with the Star Brush. It only varies the size of the cluster, so all the stars will be in the same orientation. [There’s a way to change the angles, but it’s a multi-step process involving a lot of Cutting and Pasting, and we’re not going there.] If you’re wanting to keep your scatter on the smaller scale, you can stamp your larger “ghost” Brush on another part of your canvas like I have here.

Then I used the Pattern Eraser Tool to make the bigger starts go away. 😉

Katy, the designer Just So Scrappy/Ooh La LaScraps usually creates an array of Styles for her collections. Aimee Harrison always has matching Glitters; LDrag Designs, Wetfish Designs, Karen Schulz and Cindy Ritter too may have some Styles you like. The one I used is Just So Scrappy Lucky Me acrylic gel. Defaults as shown.

I want a bit more of a defined shine to them, so I’ll Apply the Layer Mask.

Once again I changed the Lighting Angle to 120°, added a Drop Shadow, decreased the Opacity of the Inner Glow and dropped the Bevel by 2/3. Now the stars look like they’ve been molded out of acrylic.

You can have a lot of fun experimenting with this Edit and with your Styles. Now, go get ready for [inter]National Scrapbooking Day… it’s coming up fast! Who knows, there might be some Styles up for grabs!

P.S. Thank you all for being so patient with the PDF versions… Ginger‘s been run off her feet with the server change and all the issues that cropped up for that, but she promises to get the conversions done as soon as she can.

 

Fresh Baked Friday @ GingerScraps – April 25

Hello Scrappers! I hope you had a beautiful week!
We’ve just added a fresh batch of digital scrapbooking goodies from your favorite designers at GingerScraps! Whether you’re documenting springtime adventures, everyday little moments, milestone memories, or something completely your own—there’s something new waiting just for you. These releases are designed to inspire and spark your creativity.
Have you had a chance to check out our brand new forum and gallery yet? It is AMAZING—and we’re so excited about the fresh new look and improved experience. We’ve got a few more enhancements coming soon too, so stay tuned!
Heads up! Starting May 1st, our new Gallery Rules go into effect. Please take a moment to read through [this thread] for all the details and updates.
And don’t forget—you only have a few more days to finish up your April Challenges! We can’t wait to see what you create, and we’d love to see you over in the forums sharing your pages and connecting with our scrappy community.

Remember if you spend $10 in the store you’ll get this great collab.

Life's Laughable Moments digital scrapbooking kit – free with $10 purchase at GingerScraps in April 2025

Let’s see what our designers have for us this week.

Preview of new digital scrapbooking products from Scraps N Pieces at GingerScraps. Released April 25, 2025

Preview of new digital scrapbooking products from The Brit Chick at GingerScraps. Released April 25, 2025

Preview of new digital scrapbooking products from The Scrappy Kat at GingerScraps- Released April 25, 2025

Preview of new digital scrapbooking products from The Scrappy Kat at GingerScraps- Released April 25, 2025

Preview of new digital scrapbooking products from Twin Mom Scraps at GingerScraps- Released April 25, 2025

Preview of new digital scrapbooking products from Wetfish Designs at GingerScraps- Released April 25, 2025

Preview of new digital scrapbooking products from ADB Designs at GingerScraps- Released April 25, 2025

Preview of new digital scrapbooking products from Adrienne Skelton at GingerScraps- Released April 25, 2025

Preview of new digital scrapbooking products from Aimee Harrison at GingerScraps- Released April 25, 2025

Preview of new digital scrapbooking products from BoomersGirl at GingerScraps- Released April 25, 2025

Preview of new digital scrapbooking products from Buzzbee Scraps at GingerScraps- Released April 25, 2025

Preview of new digital scrapbooking products from CarolW Designs at GingerScraps- Released April 25, 2025

Preview of new digital scrapbooking products from Connie Prince at GingerScraps- Released April 25, 2025

Preview of new digital scrapbooking products from J Conlon and Sons at GingerScraps- Released April 25, 2025

Preview of new digital scrapbooking products from Memory Mosaic at GingerScraps- Released April 25, 2025

Preview of new digital scrapbooking products from Memory Mosaic at GingerScraps- Released April 25, 2025

Preview of new digital scrapbooking products from Designs By Lisa Minor at GingerScraps- Released April 25, 2025

Preview of new digital scrapbooking products from Kristmess Designs at GingerScraps- Released April 25, 2025

Preview of new digital scrapbooking products from Miss Fish at GingerScraps- Released April 25, 2025

Have you grabbed the April Monthly Mix? Just a few more days to get it at this wonderful price.

GingerScraps Monthly Mix! Simple Blessings digital scrapbooking collaboration. On sale all April long!

How are on your challenges going? If you complete any 10 challenges this month, you get this gorgeous collab (or a variety of other choices from previous challenge collabs) as a reward!GingerScraps monthly digital scrapbooking challenges