How did you find Designer Digitals?

[wendymck]

Originally Posted by DonnaNJ

Well I've only been here a little more than a week so it's easy to remember how it happened.. I noticed a category on Shutterfly for Digital Scrapbooking and found my way to all the postings.. as I worked my way thru them DD came up again and again. I came over and took a look around and everyone seemed sooooo nice so I signed up. haven't posted anything yet because I'm working my way thru the Shutterfly Savvy and Your Kids thru the Lens classes but I hope to have something ready soon. Donna

Hi donna! it's nice to have you here.

[TU_Jenn]

I too had been a paper scrapper for awhile, but got out of it after I had my daughter (4+ years ago). decided it was time to get back into it, but knew I couldn't leave paper stuff on the dining room table (little one is way to crafty and would be all over that!). Looked at CM products, decided I wanted more control in the software and eventually found myself on Jessica Sprague's website/tutorials. That led me to Katie's products, and now I've finished two books and am getting ready to start cathching up on family albums and my daughters baby book+.

Jenn

[Mary Rogers]

back to the top for susie! lots more responses here too!

[USMCWifey]

I found in by accident. Yup, but look where it lead me

[virginiap]

in a round-about way-- through my paper scrapbooking things! When I began the switchover to digital scrapping, I was looking through some of the scrapbook magazines that I still get for some inspiration for a layout design. I saw something I liked, and glanced down to see what the materials were. Interestingly enough, I was surprised to find that the layout was completely digital. I saw that the alphabet that was used was by Katie Pertiet-- Googled her name, and here I am!

[VeronicaH]

I found Designer Digitals throught Ali Edwards' blog.

[JulieSade]

Hi! I'm new, from May 30, 2010. I found DD through Cathy Z's website; every so often, she would post up links for a new layout using PS on her blog, and I'd follow it here, but I didn't go past her pages for a while. *Finally* for my birthday I got a copy of PSE8 from my husband, and from there I went searching for a site that had nearly the same design sensibilities I had (others are often too cutesy, or whimsical, or cartoony, or...dated, somehow). After DLing just about every freebie, I got curious and whoa, got majorly sucked in! I thought I'd gone through everything on the site, and yet, after looking at some of the incredible pages in the gallery, others here keep pointing out more things I've Just Got to Have!

It helps that the staff is so helpful, and is active on the forum. You can feel the energy vibing off the computer screen!