Out and About in the Digiworld - So Much Style

As I took my weekly tour around digiland today, I was struck by the wide variety of style out there and the multitude of wonderfully well-designed products available for nearly every taste and scrap style.

Check out this beautiful quick page freebie on Irene Alexeeva's blog. I love the style, but I don't scrap this way, so it's nice to have a well-done quick page to add variety to my scrapbook.



You can pick up the MakeBelieve page set in Irene's Scrap Orchard store.

If tend to the funky-side of style; the neutral color scheme of Sausan Design's Altered Artistry Doodled Tags and Frames assures they go with nearly any theme or color palette and yet they still have oodles of funky style and personality.



If cute and whimsical is your thing (it's one of my favorite approaches to scrapping my baby girl), Kristin Aagard's Lovey Buggies are simply adorable. If I was going to make my son's valentine's myself (which I'm not), I'd use these. As it is, I still might pick them up for my scrap stash.



Carrie Stephens took a creative approach to her kids' fears of monsters. She simply outlawed the monsters from the room. You can download her poster on her blog.



Two Sisters Designs is retiring from designing full time. Their shop at We Are Storytellers is 50% off through the end of January.

Amy Wolff's Puddle Jumpers are embellished papers that serve as a jumpstarter for your own pages. Great idea Amy!



Class Clown by amystoffel combines clever composition with a great sense of humor.



I really like AshleyKennedy's use of stitching, irregular cropping and black and white photos in you are my joy. She's made the template available on her blog. Thanks Ashley and to the blog reader who alerted me to the template.