Working With Digital Word Art from Paperclipping
Tags:Noell from Paperclipping set me this great video tutorial on how to use my digital word art from Designer Digitals. In this lesson she shows how to add the word art to a photo, change it's color, and then print it out and add it to a paper scrapbooking layout.
Noell is using The Story Word Art in her tutorial.
And just a heads up : Designer Digitals Quarterly Sale begins today at 6pm Eastern. A great time to stock-up!
Paperclipping is an online scrapbooking show. Want to learn design principles? Check out Paperclipping.com to learn how to tell your stories using techniques and concepts to spark your creativity.


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how funny! Apparently, I've been changing the color the long way all this time! LOL. Great video!
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I watch Paperclipping all the time. Noell is great and I have learned a lot from her. Your word art and Noell's instructions make for a stunning layout!
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Thanks! I heard the same thing from someone else, too. I'm so curious to know what the long way is...
BTW, I've found that I was using a long way to do certain things, too. =)
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Hey, Kim, thank you!
Ali, I'm so happy today. Thank you for sharing one of my tutorials with your readers. I hope people take advantage of the Designer Digitals sale! I love your stuff!
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Thanks for sharing this, Ali. I've picked up a few good photoshop tips from Noel. I'll be bookmarking this one for later; I'm NOT supposed to be here right now - I'm on deadline. back to work.
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Thanks Ali (and Noell). That really is a terrific video. My dh just got me the Mac upgrade to PE6 so I am anxious to have a go with the recoloring. (Yes, a much shorter way than what I've done in the past with a 3 layer process I read on line.)
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Wooooo! Way cool for sharing this with us.
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Awesome video,I like the way you explain everything ,so easy to understand.
Thanks for sharing
:D
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Thanks Ali for sharing the video.
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I love the video because it's so helpful. Just a few pointers here and there make a world of difference.
Thanks for sharing!!!
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WOW, that was helpful to see. I haven't really gotten too much into digital scrapbooking and PNG files, etc, but it helps to see how easy it can be.
Thanks SO MUCH for sharing this with all of your followers. Also, I learned a great new resource to check out... paperclipping!
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By the way, is the PNG file the same as using brushes?
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Noell is an awesome teacher! I love Paperclipping. I learn something every week and my scrapbook pages have improved tremendously. Thanks for sharing Ali!
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Brushes often come in a .png file as well as an .abr file. The .abr file is loaded into your brushes palette in Photoshop and used from that location. The .png are simply opened individually.
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I'm so glad to hear that, Sarah. I really wanted to show that people can start adding digital tools to their scrapbooking hobby in small amounts. Ali's digital products are very usable for traditional scrapbookers.
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Thanks so much, Angie. :)
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Thanks for posting the video. It really helped me. I have never been to that site before but I will be going back. The video was very well done.
Thanks again.
Sandi
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Noell just kicks butt....thanks so much for sharing this Ali! :)
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I love Noell and Israel's high quality videos.
So much to explore, so little time!
Hugs!
Dedra.
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Ali, so proud of you seeing your stuff looking so good in this video!
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