Hi everyone! Let us introduce ourselves

[BettyJoR]

So happy to see you at SSD! I generally begin with one kit, but I will pull specific items from other kits if needed. I am most definitely a template user. I am very limited on scrapping time, so templates are a tremendous help right now. I would say I am a clean & simple. Although I do admire lots of layering.

 

[mirjam]

Don't you just love that we all share the exact same hobby but each approach making a page in our own way? I love reading all your comments. Thanks so much for posting them

 

[RhondaAustin]

Hello

Hi,

I have been posting in the gallery for a few months now. I am new to scrapping, but have certainly found my love. How do I add a siggi and put my picture in my profile? I am finding it difficult to participate in some of the challenges and respond and/or edit my uploads. Please - please help me figure this out before I go nuts.

Rhonda Brimmer Austin:blink:

 

[jess0920]

Hi everyone! I've been scrapping since 2009, but I'm not a prolific poster here. I just get lots of inspiration from the forums and gallery, and of course I love all of SSD's goodies.

I am definitely a one kit scrapper, although on occasion I have to mix it up to match a specific theme/color combo. I only scrap with templates, because I usually like to use a ton of photos and it would take me way too long otherwise. And while I love the clean and simple pages, I just can't seem to do them myself. I love to use all the elements in a kit, especially the themed ones.

 

[SeattleSheri]

Hi,

I have been posting in the gallery for a few months now. I am new to scrapping, but have certainly found my love. How do I add a siggi and put my picture in my profile? I am finding it difficult to participate in some of the challenges and respond and/or edit my uploads. Please - please help me figure this out before I go nuts.

Rhonda Brimmer Austin:blink:

Here is a tutorial that includes some screenshot of how to add a signature :wub:
https://www.sweetshoppedesigns.com/tutorials/index.php/2013/06/how-to-make-a-custom-siggie-part-1/