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As far as the number of photos...It depends on my mood that day.

I'd probably do 8.5 x 11.

New. I have used Canva but never for digital scrapbooking. I love Canva. I've also used photopea for digital art.

This is great Amy. Thank you for doing this. I think this will help so many of us in getting to play around with colleges for Craft Roulette as well as anything else we want one for. --Kristin

I’m new. I work mainly in 6x8 as my books are altered Little Golden Books.

THANK YOU !!!!

Thank you for this tutorial! I have used it and need to learn more, will be watching again!!

Hi Amy, I'm new-I discovered you during the Creative Spark Summit. I'm an avid Canva user and recently started a template scrapbook for a club I'm involved in. I usually use 12 x 12 style.

12x12 and 8x8

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I am new and looking forward to learning more. I have never made a digital version. I am mainly leaning to use Canva for sublimation purposes but would like to learn about digital scrapbooking.

OMG, I love this card!!!!

I like how these instructions for Canva were clear and helpful. like changing the size of the photo grids and tips about adding the picture in the photo well.

I use Canva for thumbnails.

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What a beautiful card - Clean and simple for the win:)

Looks awesome! I love your craft videos! Small suggestion for future videos, put some nice chill music in the background to keep audiences engaged, I suggest lo-fi hip hop since it tends to fit the vibe of your videos. You're doing awesome!

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Thanks for the huge smile Amy! This video is exactly what I needed today! You ROCK!!

This is awesome, I just might have a couple 🙄 of left over 12x12s I could donate to this good cause. Thanks for the entertainment scrapping sister

hey its hunter i subscribed keep up the content

Where did you find your box for the sponge dauber?

So helpful and makes a lot of sense. Thanks for taking the time to share with we novices.

How do you find the rgb values for the ctmh colors? Thanks for the videos!

Thanks for the tutoial videos. They are very helpful. Where do u find thevrgb values for the ctmh colors?

When CTMH upgraded Studio J to allow us to resize photos, they inadvertently set a one inch limit on the size of the photo/journaling boxes. They did end up fixing the error and it works now! Thanks for watching my video!

ooo0000ooooh! :D Thanks a bunch! :D

The layout is a members only pattern called Photo Op and the kit is called Manmade. I simply took the design from the Idea Book and recreated it in Studio J!

How did you get the layout\page from the Idea Book into Studio J as a template?

GREAT photo to use with this technique! LOVE your style Amy! Great tutorial my friend!

Thanks for sharing! This is so cool!

Nicely done Amy! :o)

Thank you for your instruction and help with Studio J. I appreciate it. Always, Alayne

Thank you for sharing your way of doing the no limit layout. It is great! I have been enjoying your Studio J videos. One mini suggestion....rotate the background paper so more words are upright on the left side of the layout. Again....appreciate the time you spend sharing your knowledge with us. Always, Alayne from Ky.

Thanks Amy! You make my life so much easier! Only challenge is to figure out how to do it in Corel draw instead of photo shop!

@twgal220 I actually use CS5 but am creating the tutorials with Elements since that is what most people will have. If you are just starting out, I would absolutely go with the most recent edition of Elements. Elements has a lot of features that are perfect for scrapbookers. Can't wait to see what you do with the downloads!

Amazing! Do you just use Photoshop Elements? I need to get a photo editing software and was checking this out. I think the CS5 would be too much and would like to start out with the Elements. What's your opinion? You do such amazing work - thanks for being so willing to share!!!!

Amy, Your Studio J videos are superb! I am a fellow consultant and am learning a great deal by watching your videos. Corporate should be paying you for them. ;-) Thank you for your time!

love the stitching!! I didn't even notice it was stitching till you pointed it out-I will be giving it a try!

You explained it so well!! Thanks!

@creatingwithchristin That is so sweet of you...thanks! Even so, we are going to have so much fun at Boot Camp; I can't wait!

Amy - your tutorials are fantastic!! I think I could have skipped SJ Boot Camp and just learned from you -- the MASTER! Thank you for sharing your great talent!

@mleah73 I think it only works on layouts where the paper isn't connected to each other such as the pattern I used in the video. I tried it on "Card Trick" and it only went behind the photos and embellishments. Sorry that I couldn't be more helpful! I'll ask about this at Boot Camp and see if they will put it on their list of updates to the program. :-)

Great info...I use PSE 9....looking forward to more tips :o)

Awesome tutorial. Thank you!!

Now this view straight from CZcams looks like the old way again! Go figure! Again..... love your tutorials! Please keep them coming!

@barbikelley I don't have a Mac, but I think you can "right-click" by holding down Control and then clicking. That should bring up the menu to send items to the back or front.

I have a mac computer and when I right click I'm not getting the options to ...bring forward...send back, ect to be able to use text boxes for matting my photos. Could you help me?

Fabulous job with your tutorial. You make it look so easy. Makes me want to sit down and play with Studio J.

Wow, I would have never thought of using the stitches or the ribbon tabs like that! Guess I need to play with Studio J some more. You are so creative! Thanks!