DK Designs "Scrapbook Kits to Save You Time": New Holiday Layouts

Sunday, March 4, 2007

New Holiday Layouts

Jessica and I have been busy creating layouts for the spring holidays, plus some "every day" layouts as well! Check out our St. Patrick's and Easter layouts. Additionally, "Horsin' Around", "I'll Never Forget", "School Days", "Party" and several others have been added in the last couple of weeks.

Don't worry...we'll be back to normal colors as soon as St. Patrick skips out of here, but we can't let you forget to be wearin' the green.

HAPPY SCRAPPING!

Diane

3 comments:

Anonymous said...: Diane, I saw several people working on your layouts this weekend and they were just awesome. I went through your entire book of layouts and it's amazing what a big difference the pop-dots make in the appearance of the pages. The added dimension really adds a lot and there's just no way to show that on your website. I think all of your baby and kid layouts are great!

And, Jessica, I love your new "Bright" layouts. "School Days" and "Party" are both just beautiful!

Good job, Girls!; March 4, 2007 at 9:19 PM
Lillian said...: Diane, I love your layouts! They are fun, easy to do, and always look great- thanks!; March 5, 2007 at 10:57 AM
Anonymous said...: You girls have been so busy! I love them. I'm so excited that you have a bowling page packet. Yay! I have the perfect pictures for it too. Now I just need a train one... ;); March 13, 2007 at 9:40 AM

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