This is a sponsored giveaway by My Memories Digital Scrapbooking Software.
I've recently had the opportunity to try out this amazing program and I love it so far! Even though I am primarily a paper scrapper, I've been moving to some digital because of the ease of storage. Now that I've tried this, I can add ease of creating a page. It was so nice to "audition" different embellishments and papers and to be able to resize my pictures as I went. With both of these pages I did a lot of resizing after I had almost finished the page, so if I had been doing them with paper, I would have had to just settle for the sizes I had or reprint. This was a lot better. Even if I wanted to do a paper page, the My Memories Suite would be great to preplan my layout before committing it to paper and scissors and glue.
Here are the two pages I've made so far. The first uses all items that are included in the software. The second uses some digital papers and elements I already owned (all by Crystal Wilkerson). I love that I have so many options.
Now you can win your own copy of this great digital scrapbooking software! To enter, just do one or more of the following:
entry 1: go to the My Memories website and under "themes", take a look at what they have to offer, and leave a comment telling me your favorite item.
entry 2: join the My Memories mailing list by signing up at their website or their blog. Leave a comment telling me you signed up.
entry 3: go to the My Memories facebook page and click on "like". Leave another comment telling me you liked them.
entry 4: follow My Memories on Twitter. Then leave another comment telling me you are following them on twitter.
and that's it! I will use random.org to choose a name in a week. Please be sure to provide a way for me to get in touch with you if your email isn't in your profile.
If you just can't wait and you'd like to buy the software, just go to My Memories and use code STMMMS43379 to get $10 off the price of the My Memories Suite V3 PLUS $10 off in the My Memories store!.
14 comments:
I love the vintage sepia set - it matches a crazy quilt I'm planning. Thanks for the chance to win! VermontPines at aol dot com
Facebook liked. This sounds like something I'd love to try. VermontPines at aol dot com
What cute layouts! I especially love the "How to plant flowers" layout. So adorable! I love how they look like they have dimension to them just like paper scrapped pages. I've avoided digital for so long because the pages always looked so flat to me.
I'm not sure I can pick a favorite item from the My Memories website. I really like what they have to offer. I love the color combo of the Hipster set but also really love the Splish Splash set. :)
I have "liked" this on facebook and have looked at the themes and love it all, but I especially love the animal pages - soooo cute!!!
These layouts are both really lovely, but i think the second one is my favorite. Love the 5 steps with the pictures.
Hugs,
Larissa
Thank you for posting this giveaway and your feed back. I am just about to start trying digital and I don't know which software to use. I will definitely check out My Memories now. I am entering the contest so hopefully I will win it.
I liked My Memories on Facebook.
I have also started to follow My Memories on Twitter. (It was the kick I needed to actually create a Twitter account.)
I have also subscribe to their webpage.
Now I just have to go look at their site to see which what I like best. I have the feeling that is going to be very difficult from what I've seen so far.
Jenny
I just "liked" them on Facebook. I really like the pages you created - especially the step-by-step planting page! Kristen (kikicor from FFD!)
I really like the Family theme. There are so many nice looking themes it was hard to choose just one.
I signed up for the My Memories mailing list.
I liked My Memories on Facebook.
Super fantastic, Gale! LOVE those bright and beautiful colors - and of course the layout and photos too! So pretty.
Lynn
Both layouts are beautiful. I have only tried digital scrapbooking once, many years ago. It has come such a long way since then.
But I have to much paper to justify the switch for me, mind you it would be so much tidier to do digi wouldn't it ;)
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