Stepping into the digital desgin world

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Today's card was done in My Digital Studio (MDS).  Its the first thing I have completed in the tool, though I have started MANY projects in it.  The layout was inspired by the Freshly Made Sketches layout of the week:



I thought it was a nice clean sketch to play with.  I 'cowboyed' it up a bit since this card is meant for my nephew. 




As of right now I have bought NO new digital material from Stampin Up for MDS, meaning all of the product I used here came with the tool, which you can get for $19.95!  It includes all SU colors (including retired ones!) and many of SUs proprietary punches and paper sets.  Great price for lots of content!  Contact me if you want to try it out for FREE!

Thanks for coming by!
Jean

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Cindy Hall said…
Wow! I would have never guessed that this was a digital card! Great job designing this one! Love the masculine look that you've created! Thanks for sharing with us at Freshly Made Sketches!
March 24, 2014 at 7:52 AM
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