Birthday Celebration and Freebie at DesignerDigitals! Happy Birthday to us... Happy Birthday to us... We're turning 4 years old this week and we're getting started with a storewide sale where everything is marked down 15% off and a happy freebie available thru 6am EST Tuesday morning! And the celebrating will continue into April, you won't want to miss out! DD 4th Birthday Freebie - Happy Words And, of course, we have 2 NEW 25 cent items for today and tomorrow ONLY! Don't Miss them! Featured Layout of the Week Congratulations to Dawneephay. Her layout Hersey Chocolate Brown has been selected as the featured layout of the week where she won a $ 5 DesignerDigitals Gift Certificate for product of her choice! Hersey Chocolate Brown And here are just a few of the items that she used in her layout: Sweet Rainbow Paper Pack by Mindy Terasawa Blank Safety Tags: Vintage by Katie Pertiet Worn Page Edges by Lynn Grieveson Don't forget about Thrifty Thursday where over 200 items from various designers are marked down 30%! You can check out the items here and mark your calendar for an email reminder here. And you only need to sign up once for weekly reminders! New Products at DesignerDigitals And three new challenges with freebies! Color Challenge by Andrea Victoria Everyday Inspiration Challenge by Jesse Edwards Journaling Challenge by Pattie Knox Photoshop or Elements Tip of the Week Layers and Layers of Copies Do you find yourself coming and going? Between work, ball games, helping the kids with homework, cooking, cleaning, volunteer work and scrapbooking, I sometimes think I need a copy of myself! You too? If life were as easy as Photoshop, we'd be able to create a copy of ourselves in a snap! Here are three ways to create a copy of a layer in Photoshop and PSE in just a few clicks: 1.Select a layer you want to copy. Locate the layer in the Layers Palette. Drag the layer to the Create a New Layer Icon above the Layers Palette in PSE or below the Layers Palette in PS. Photoshop will create a copy of the layer and place it directly on top of the original layer. Select the item you wish to copy. Press Ctrl + J (Mac Cmd + J) on your keyboard. Like Method 1, the software will create a duplicate copy on top of the original. This is my favorite method because it saves you a step. Select the Move Tool. Hold the Alt key (Mac: Opt) and drag the image where you want it to be on the page. Photoshop copies the layer as you drag it into place. Have a great week and we'll see you at DesignerDigitals! Katie and Randy DesignerDigitals DesignerDigitals Blog DesignerDigitals Print Services Keep DesignerDigitals e-newsletters coming! Please add designerdigitals@designer-digitals.com to your address book or safe sender list now! Copyright 2008 Click Creative Group, Inc. PO Box 375, Abingdon, MD 21009-0375