Post by scrapnnana on Apr 12, 2024 17:26:26 GMT
I know there aren’t that many Heartfelt Creations fans here, and most who loved their designs may be older and prefer stamps & dies, but Heartfelt Creations has started offering digital designs that can be used by both digi scrappers, as well as traditional scrappers who like print & cut files.
They have started with 3 fully colored collections: Garden Lily, Ornate Peacock, and Feathery Florals. They include the fully colored papers and elements. I did not have any of the stamps, dies, or papers from these three collections, so I’m happy that I now have the digital versions.
For those who prefer to color their own, they are offering some digital stamps that are black & white for some of their other past collections. Again, these can be cut out with the electronic cutters, then colored the way you want with markers, colored pencils, whatever.
I have been playing around with printing and cutting a variety of the digital items. I use a Silhouette Cameo 3, along with my regular printer, but Emma Lou, who does a lot of their video tutorials, uses a Cricut Maker and a wide printer. I haven’t tried using my Scan-N-Cut yet, since I can do the cutting with my Silhouette. The cut lines are included already. They don’t show when printing, but they do show up and cut in the Silhouette software. They also don’t show in Photoshop, so they can be used by digital scrapbookers.
I have a lot of their papers, stamps, and dies, but I love having digital options, too. They are far less expensive than the traditional stamps, dies, and papers were, and I’ll never run out of the “papers,” since I can print more, and they don’t take up any physical space.
I may eventually get a large format printer, to print 12x12 papers, but I’ll need to save up first. I love the idea of being able to print 12x12 papers.
They have started with 3 fully colored collections: Garden Lily, Ornate Peacock, and Feathery Florals. They include the fully colored papers and elements. I did not have any of the stamps, dies, or papers from these three collections, so I’m happy that I now have the digital versions.
For those who prefer to color their own, they are offering some digital stamps that are black & white for some of their other past collections. Again, these can be cut out with the electronic cutters, then colored the way you want with markers, colored pencils, whatever.
I have been playing around with printing and cutting a variety of the digital items. I use a Silhouette Cameo 3, along with my regular printer, but Emma Lou, who does a lot of their video tutorials, uses a Cricut Maker and a wide printer. I haven’t tried using my Scan-N-Cut yet, since I can do the cutting with my Silhouette. The cut lines are included already. They don’t show when printing, but they do show up and cut in the Silhouette software. They also don’t show in Photoshop, so they can be used by digital scrapbookers.
I have a lot of their papers, stamps, and dies, but I love having digital options, too. They are far less expensive than the traditional stamps, dies, and papers were, and I’ll never run out of the “papers,” since I can print more, and they don’t take up any physical space.
I may eventually get a large format printer, to print 12x12 papers, but I’ll need to save up first. I love the idea of being able to print 12x12 papers.