Why is there a kit here? I have so many commercial use items that I bought; downloaded as freebies; templates that I made digitally during my spare time or stuffs that I have photographed and extracted. As you have read in my first entry, those items that I photographed and extracted were the reasons why Magicmaker-Scraps is born.
When I started Magicmaker-Scraps Club about two weeks ago, I thought I would only give you "QPs with a Twist". My first reason is because that's how I started in digital scrapbooking and I thought that's what I do best. The second reason why I only settle for giving "QPs with a Twist" is that I am a CT to several designers and I rather have you buy kits from them, LOL.
Anyway, these last few weeks, I received invitations to sell in digi-scrapping stores. As I reads the terms, I wasn't sure if I will be able to come up with the number of kits required per month. During that time, I'm still finishing Cinder's Wish and I still don't know if I will be able to finish it that week. I've also started my part for ADSDesigners Collab kit for October (both are already done now) and I don't think I can meet the requirements if I will have deadlines. Every month, I also join KimB's Color Challenge at DSO, hence, I have two sure kits in my hands monthly. However, there are times that I'm uneasy as some ideas for digiscrapping kits come to mind--so I have to work on it. So, this month, I have done several kits. I have so many freebie kits already (LOL) so, I just decided to give the others exclusively for Magicmaker-Scraps members only. Last night, I sent a preview of the kit to members and asked them if they are willing to swap one QP set to a kit and early this morning as I wake up, more than half of them have already replied "yes"--hence, I already have a consensus. I didn't expect for the reply to come that quick so I gave them until Saturday to decide. I guess, they all got excited when they saw the kit so they promply replied.
I guess, two kits per month won't hurt, so here's the first one it's called "Slumber Party".
I was reading an old issue of Family Circle this week and I've already read most of the articles in it except the Slumber Party Tips for Parents. You see, I've never experienced joining one in my childhood--it's not popular or should I say, we never do that here in the Philippines. Not that I didn't sleep over my friends house when I was a teen-ager but mostly, I slept there because my school was far away from home and I have no transportation going back home. So, if there are school activities that will go beyond 6:00 p.m. that means I have to ask a classmate who lives nearby if I could stay at their place. You see, I'm a barrio girl.
Anyway, going back to the article, since I have nothing more to read (LOL) I read it and I found it so exciting. I've watched some american movies/series showing teenagers spending slumber parties but in the articles it tackles one for those ages 7-10. Sorry, but I didn't know that slumber party is also popular for younger girls too. Maybe, that's the reason why the article was written because it is quite a responsibility for the host to take care of several kids in one roof overnight. I enjoyed the article so much and I was so engrossed with it that's why I thought of making a kit. I haven't seen a kit about "Slumber Parties" or maybe there are several kits that I haven't seen. I guess, if your little girl has attended one and she has a picture of that, you will be able to use this. If not, the kit can be generic and all the papers and elements can be used for other girly layouts as well.
The kit's elements are at 300 DPI and the paper size is 12x12 also at 300 DPI.
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And yes, I have a little sampler for everybody.
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