Out and About in the Digiworld - Happy New Year

Celebrations, Parties, Sales - if scrapping more is one of your New Year's Resolution's there are plenty of stores and designers ready to supply your scrapping needs.

Weeds and Wildflowers has a storewide 30% off sale (40% when you sign-up for their newsletter), through Jan. 4th.



Traci Reed is closing her personal store. You get 50% off the purchase of $10 or more through Sunday, Jan. 4. Details and coupon code are on her blog.

Ztampf! has over 200 items marked down through Jan. 8th.

Janet Phillips will be leaving Scrapbookgraphics on Jan. 15th. Here last grab bag contains a 70% coupon for her entire store. Janet is the brains behind a new project, The Daily Digi. Her intro post explains it much better than I can, so hop on over and check it out.

Digital Scrapbook Place has announced they are now providing a large selection of products at 300ppi. If it has been awhile since you've stopped in their shop, it may be time for a fresh look.

Sweet Shoppe Designs has announced a new Challenge-A-Day format for their popular challenges. The month ahead promises a wide variety of challenges, games and other ways to get involved.

Project 365 is a challenges to take a photo a day all year long. You can read about the project here. Many of digital sites in the community have groups sharing their photos and encouraging one another. SSD has a section devoted to Project 365 in their forums.

eNKay Designs is opening up workshops to help inspire and encourage participants to get those projects scrapped. Read more on here blog here.

Valorie Brown has several full kits, like My Little Tomboy, on sale at Funky Playground for just $1.00. Also be sure to stop by her blog and pick up her free Year in Review Template. Thanks for your generosity Valorie!



Since I mentioned Project 365 above, I thought I'd share this page the talented Dani Mogstad during her 2008 Project 365, 2008 Week 5.




Here's a beautiful Year in Review page from mlewis using Traci Reed's Heart of Fall kit and Gina Miller's Year in Review template.