Studio J Layout and Tutorial

Thanks to two people who made this post possible: Kori (my daughter) who shared some of her newest Studio J layouts with me and allowed me to share with you, and Amy Ulen who is a Studio J genius!

The layout of Kori's that I have chosen to share today is called "Ornament Time" (you can click on the layout to see it much larger and in more detail). I love this layout for many reasons:

• It shows a fun family tradition that started with my mom and dad and that Dan and I have decided to carry on with our grandkiddos
• Daci's hat and monkey shirt are too cute for words
• The papers and embellishments that Kori was able to use digitally on this layout are the perfect compliment to the photos.
• I love that with Studio J, you get FREE .jpgs of all of your purchased layouts that you can share via email, Facebook, blogs, etc. with family members. So much fun!
  

Amy has made several YouTube Studio J tutorial videos and they are so worth the watch! In fact, if you check back over the next few weeks, I will be sharing many Studio J layouts and several of Amy's tutorials. You will LOVE them. Thanks to Amy for allowing me to post these, and even more thanks for taking the time to make them.

If you are not already a Studio J (Close To My Heart's perfect answer to digital scrapbooking) member, you ought to be! It's easy to join. Just go to my website: http://leavealegacy.myctmh.com, click on "Studio J" and sign up. Before joining, you can create as many layouts as you want and play for free. There is only a charge when you want to be come a member (3 month or 12 month membership available) and when you order layouts. There is no fee for each individual paper pack, embellishment, etc. In fact, there is never any need to buy anything but your layout. CTMH stores all the things you need right on the Studio J site and you can use any embellishment, paper, pattern, etc. without having to pay for them! COOL BEANS!

Beginning Studio J Tutorials (or even if you are a seasoned Studio J user, you can learn something from these. You'll also LOVE the more advanced tutorials that I will be sharing over the next couple of weeks!):

How to create a layout, part #1


How to create a layout, part #2