Hi, Everyone.

 

I’ve made another *free* digital scrap kit only to show what Paint.Net can do, within the digital scrapbooking world. It would be nice if someone with even more Paint.Net user knowledge could offer easy-to-understand tutorials on different artistic techniques for more involved scrap kit designing. Paint.Net can accomplish this, it's just that I don't know how to do it and tutorials aimed at the digital scrapbooking world from Paint.Net world is currently non-existent. If you're a Paint.Net guru and understand the world of digital scrapbooking, please find me and let's help a lot of people learn more about the cool stuff Paint.Net does, because I'm still learning, too.

 

Keep in mind, as far as artistic ability goes, I wish I had more or could learn from others who use Paint.Net.  

 

These are 8"x10" digital papers in case someone wants to print out their creation right at home or at work (if allowed), which is why I intentionally did not make too much dark color saturations for the digital paper colors, while wanting to avoid "boring" or "plain".  If using Paint.Net to put together layouts, just remember, if you want your dpi to be set at 300, like these kits were made in, upon opening Paint.Net and setting your canvas to 8"x10" (or smaller) ---in that same pop-up box change the dpi/resolution from the default of 96 to 300 (or 200, or 170) for home printing. The higher the dpi setting, the more rich your image is supposed to be, (but I have printed many layouts on a cheapie older home printer using the default dpi setting of 96 and they looked great.)

 

Each of these papers can easily be cropped to 5"x7", "4x6", or 3"x5" without the digital paper design looking distorted as can often be the case when reducing a 12"x 12" to an 8"x10".

 

TOU (terms of use) for those who care, only the "I Love My Dogs" Paper Pack 1 and the computer created multiple dog houses and multiple dog paws in element pack 1 can you have to sell/use however you want, as an individual, on Etsy or a small home based business. You cannot tell another that they cannot sell the same items. No credit required.

 

Here are a few very, very simple sample layouts I made using the kit so you can get a limited and basic idea of what you can do with it.