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Greetings Scrapbookers and Welcome to the latest round of the one and only Digital Scrapbooking Carnival.

The Greatest Scrapbooking Show on Earth (PT Barnum eat your heart out)

There are some fabulous articles and scrapbooking tips in this round, so pour yourself a cuppa and let’s get into it.

News

Karooch suggests you check out Designers and Customers - communicate with one another over at DSD Professionals. Cindy is running a series of tips for all digi-scrappers who are running or setting up a digi-scrapping business.

And Hummie’s hosting a DSD Tailgate Party at Hummie’s World until Digital Scrapbooking Day on November 3. Just post a heritage layout on your blog and enter your link in the Mr Linky form on her blog. I understand there will be prizes!!

In Scrapbooking as an Educational Tool karooch highlights how Scrap Girls consumers are using digital scrapbooking products for much more than scrapbooking family memories

Hummie shares her thoughts on the Smack Blog phenomenon at Hummie’s World

Tutorials

Corina Jansen from PatchScrap presents a really cool tutorial on Making a digital stamp posted at Layers Upon Layers: Mixed Media Art

Karooch has a tutorial on Blending your own Backgrounds to create your own unique look from your digital paper stash.

Here are three terrific tutorials from Kayla Lamoreaux: check out Lovin’ Those Baby Faces… posted at The Legacy Lady and make a great montage layout with all of the multiple shots that come out of a baby photo shoot.
Then learn how to make Torn Paper Photo Frames posted at The Legacy Lady for a great look for your photos.
And finally Kayla shows you How To Create A Custom Brush From A Photo posted at The Legacy Lady.

And karooch also presents a handy tutorial on Justified Text in Photoshop Elements posted at Sprague Lab.

Digital Scrapbook Designer Suite has an Easy Way to Make Cardboard on the Computer.

Hummie’s been on a round up of great tutorials. Here’s a great idea for Creating a Quick Page From a Layout in PSE posted at Misty Cato Designs.
And a knacky Photography Tip: How to take good birthday party photos posted at Angie Pedersen’s The Blog of ME.
Hummie’s also found a handy tutorial on Creating FxFoto Friendly Templates posted at Digital Scrapbooking Day.
And she’s also found a very cool tutorial for creating Textures in Photoshop posted at Scrap Your Art Out!.

Other

Hummie is also presenting a couple of interesting articles for your Scrapbook reading pleasure. Why I Scrapbook? posted at Scraps of Mind will get you thinking about why you do what you do.
And Anniversary Scrapbooks posted at Katie the Scrapbook Lady will give you some great ideas and inspiration for creating terrific anniversary albums.

Hybrid Scrapbooking - what’s it all about looks at the joining of digital and traditional scrapbooking to form a mixed media scrapbooking genre.

And over at Hummie’s World there’s a article to get you thinking: Do Colour Trends Affect Digital Scrapbooking?

Have you run out of ideas for your digital scrapbooking blog? These ideas might inspire you! Pat B. Doyle presents 23 Great Ideas For Blog Posts posted at Pat B. Doyle.

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That’s it for the mid-September round of the Digital Scrapbook Blog Carnival, Scrapbookers. Hope you had a terrific time and took advantage of all the great tips and stories here. The great thing is that, unlike other carnivals, when this round is finished…The Carnival Isn’t Over! All these links are still live for you to come back and browse through at your leisure.

Make sure you get in on the action for the next Carnival (which is being hosted at The Scrap Princess) and submit your blog article or any other articles you find in your cyber-travels using our carnival submission form. And don’t forget to check out past posts and future hosts can be found on our blog carnival index page. If you’d like to host a Digital Scrapbook Blog Carnival on your blog, just contact Hummie at Hummie’s World for details.

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