Last week I mentioned a new line of products that I'm releasing at Design House Digital. These items are designed to bring a cohesive look and feel to your Take Twelve photography challenge layouts. Whether you are sharing your pictures on your blog or you're creating a layout with each set of photos, it's nice to have a unified set of products to make the process easier and less time-consuming. That's the idea behind my 2012 line. Last week I released a set of Photo Templates.
This week I'm sharing Photo Templates, Vol.2 with you, as well as 2012: The Digital Kit. This kit features a fun and funky color palette, sketchy word art elements, a selection of basic cardstock papers, a handful of graphic patterns, and tags and epoxies to finish it all off. But that's not all -- over the next couple of weeks, there will be additional products released to coordinate with this kit, so you can continue to scrap your Take Twelve projects in style.
In addition to the 2012 product line, I had a chance to work with the insanely talented Karla Dudley on a collaboration kit for our Featured Designer sale this weekend. I love Karla's modern graphic style, the touch of whimsy in her handwritten elements, and the focus on authentic real-life memorykeeping that she brings to her work. I'd been working on a set of papers with a color scheme that I LOVE but I hadn't gotten around to working on the elements yet. When the opportunity came to work with Karla, I showed her the papers and asked if she'd be interested in doing the elements -- and she jumped on the chance. I'm so glad she did, because this kit? Wow. It's called A Life Recorded, and it's 25% off all weekend long.
Karla and I will be hosting a chat in the Design House Digital chat room on Friday night at 10 pm CST (that's 11 pm EST, 9 pm MST, and 8 pm PST) -- we hope you'll be able to drop by for a bit and visit with us. We're both Featured Designers in the shop this weekend, which means free kits, $1 kits, and 25% off our entire shops. It's a great time to pick up some of our newer releases, or to grab a couple of older kits you've been eyeballing for a while.
