How digital crafting can be used - Day 25 of my 366 day challenge..

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How digital crafting can be used - Day 25 of my 366 day challenge..

Hi Craft Addicts!

 So it is nearly coming up to the end of January - where has that time gone? Anyway, for this post, I thought I would show you how great digital crafting can be. For these three cards, I have used 2 different designs but all using the CRAFTSCAPES digikits that Daisytrail (Craft Artist Professional 2) have produced.

You do need to have the software package CAP2, but for what it can do, the price is incredibly reasonable. You can buy all items through Daisy Trail here - there are literally hundreds of kits that you can mix and match to create brilliant projects.

As it is a digital image you can layer things up that using shadows etc that actually look as if they are in 3D. They are also brilliant for mixed media projects and you can add as many (or few) embellishments you like. These are also watercolour images so it really creates that effect on your card..
Happy birthday house scene 7x5in card                                                                                                               Image 1 is a Happy birthday cads again using the house element (and many more)
Thank you - house scene 7" x 5" card
Image 2 is a Thank you card using various elements from the kit and as you can rescale them you can make it really dimensional.












With Love village scene 7" x 5" card
Image 3 is a "With Love" card this time using elements that made it look like a village scene











You can buy all these cards on my website (just click on the links above) To buy Craft Artist Professional 2 from Daisy Trail here 

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