#F 167 Fall Leaf Pile (Free)

#F 167 Fall Leaf Pile (Free)

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#F 166 Maple Leaf (Free)

#F 166 Maple Leaf (Free)

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#F 168 Sketchy Pumpkin (Free)

#F 168 Sketchy Pumpkin (Free)

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#F 165 Apple (Free)

#F 165 Apple (Free)

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#963 Cornucopia ($4.00)

#963 Cornucopia ($4.00)

#F 150 Corn Cob (Free)

#F 150 Corn Cob

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#F 139 Fall Tree

#F 139 Fall Tree

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#955 Emily's Trailer Fun ($20.00)

#955 Emily's Trailer Fun ($20.00)
includes over 70 images & sentiments

The entire Emily's Trailer Fun

The story about Emily's Trailer?  My Grandmother, Emily, had a Boler pull trailer in which she travelled to visit with her children, grandchildren and friends.  She spend many a hours seeing parts of Western Canada and more and enjoying the freedom of travel.  This is a little bit of her and my memory of her to share with you....

This is a Boler trailer

Emily's Trailer Fun scene idea
(using Emily's Trailer, Bat, Moon & Stars, Fall Tree, Pumpkin and Grasses)

Emily's Trailer Fun scene idea
(using Emily's Trailer, Snow, Snowman, String Lights, Wreath)

Freebie Friday: Candy Corn Digi Paper

Hello Freebie Fridayers! It is that time of week again--time to add another freebie to your collection!

With Hallowe'en coming up right around the corner, I thought today would be a great day to present a sweet treat to you all! Sandy originally offered up the candy corn image as a freebie in October 2015. I'm including the original freebie here in this post as well, just in case you are new to the blog and don't have it.

 #F 78 Candy Corn (Free)

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This image can also be found in the store HERE.

Here is a preview of the paper...

Another creation under the Scribble Doodle Designs label! This free paper is six inches by six inches (1800 pixels x 1800 pixels)--the perfect size for card making! It is in jpg format and published at 300 dpi. Credits include: Marisa Lerin (Pixel Scrapper); and of course, Scribbles Designs. To grab today's offering, click the download button to be taken to a download location. In the zip folder you will find a copy of the creation, the preview sheet, the full credit information and the Scribble Doodle Designs terms of use which are standard to all of our folders.

Well that is it for this one! I hope that you enjoy today's offering.

Did you see the winner announcement that went out yesterday on the challenge blog? If not, click HERE to find it. Also, there is still lots of time to play along in our Fabulous Fall challenge!

Then we'll be back next Friday for another Freebie so I will see you all again soon!!!

Until next time,
Lisa D.
(Strategic Content Developer & DT Coordinator)

Freebie Friday: Leaves Digi Paper

Hello and happy Friday to all our Freebie Fans!

Yesterday it officially became Fall here in the northern hemisphere and to celebrate this beautiful and colourful season's arrival, I have made you a digi paper using a trio of leaves that Sandy offered up as a freebie back in October of 2014. I'm including the original freebie here in this post as well, just in case you are new to the blog and don't have it.

 #F 50 Leaves (Free)

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The leaves can also be found in the store HERE.

Here is a preview of the paper...

Another creation under the Scribble Doodle Designs label! I coloured each of the leaves and then saved them separately so that I could space them out evenly throughout the paper. This free paper is six inches by six inches (1800 pixels x 1800 pixels)--the perfect size for card making!  It is in jpg format and published at 300 dpi. Credits include:  HG Designs; Stachoo Scraps and of course, Scribbles Designs. To grab today's offering, click the download button to be taken to a download location. In the zip folder you will find a copy of the creation, the preview sheet, the full credit information and the Scribble Doodle Designs terms of use which are standard to all of our folders.

Well that is it for this one! I hope that you enjoy today's offering.

Please join us tomorrow over on the Challenge blog for our final Guest Designers Showcase for the third quarter. Then, be sure to pop by again next Friday for another Freebie here at Scribbles!

Until then,
Lisa D.
(Strategic Content Developer & DT Coordinator)

DDD: Trick or Treat Kit

The following items have been designed by Lisa Décosse.

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#D-DP H-P002 Trick or Treat Patterned Papers ($4.50) 
 

A few of the papers in the above set are harder to get an idea of what they look like full size so here are some in-depth previews for those specific papers...

Product Description:
The Trick or Treat Patterned Paper Set comes with 12 digital background patterned papers. Each paper is 3600 pixels x 3600 pixels (12 in x 12 in) and published at high quality 300 dpi resolution in JPG format. These papers are perfect for use in making cards, albums, digital scrapbook pages, and so much more!

#D-DP H-T002 Trick or Treat Textured Papers ($3.50) 
 

Product Description:
The Trick or Treat Textured Paper Set comes with 12 digital background textured papers. Each paper is 3600 pixels x 3600 pixels (12 in x 12 in) and published at high quality 300 dpi resolution in JPG format. These papers are perfect for use in making cards, albums, digital scrapbook pages, and so much more!

Or purchase the complete set...

#D-DS H-002 Trick or Treat Kit ($7.25) 
 

Product Description:
The entire Trick or Treat Kit comes with 12 patterned papers, 12 textured papers, 9 frames, 12 washi tapes, 9 floral elements, and 27 general elements for a total of 81 items; PLUS a full alpha (upper, lower, numbers and symbols--78 items total). As mentioned above, the papers are 3600 pixels x 3600 pixels (12 in x 12 in) and published at high quality 300 dpi resolution in JPG format.  The remaining elements in the kit are published in various sizes at high quality 300 dpi resolution in png format.

Uses Allowed:

• Any Personal or Non-Profit Projects
• Scrap For Others, Scrap For Hire
• *Restrictions Apply*  Please Read Full Terms of Use.  You may NOT share, redistribute or resell the files individually or as a set or use them in any other digital image collection.

All items are © 2016 Lisa Décosse

#8105 Tomb It May Concern ($3.00)

#8105 Tomb It May Concern ($3.00)

#F 97 Pumpkin1 (Free)

#F 97 Pumpkin1 (Free)

#893 Candy Corn Mason Jar ($3.00)

#893 Candy Corn Mason Jar ($3.00)

Freebie Friday : Two for One

Oh my gosh I can not believe I forgot to post my card for last week! So to apologise I have got two images for you this week! I have been getting into the autumn spirit, I have pulled my winter coat out of the closet and the hat and scarves have also come out out as well. But as promised, do you remember me saying that I was going to dress up as Dr Who for Halloween (which feels like ages ago) well here is the picture of my team at work. I'm on the far left.

It was such a fun day at work and we won the prize for best dressed! Any way on to this weeks images. Like I said I have two for you this week. So here they are! 

I started by printing these guys off on to some printer paper and then traced them onto some water colour paper. Using my Tim Holtz pens I coloured them in, I tried to make sure you could see what colour pens I used.

Once I finished faffing with them I just kept adding layers of colour until Ii was happy with the look and then I cut them out.

Aren't they pretty! I forgot to take a picture of Hoot before I cut him out but here is a picture of the colours I used on him.

Once I got everything cut out it was just a matter of sticking everything down. I did once last check over where I wanted everything to go.

Then I stuck everything down and viola my finished card! 

I love how this turned out and it has definitely turned out how I picture in my head! I hope that you guys have a fab weekend and I shall see you again next week!

Stay Crafty

Sam