Today I have another Countries of the World Template Series installment, but this can also go right along with my Passover template from last Friday. This is the Israel Template.
The ribbons on this template came from The Ephemeral Victorian. It appears that website has finaly shut down. What a crying shame! Anyway, the ribbons have a special texture to them so you'll need to be patient when you go to fill them in.
I used the Israeli symbols of the dove and the olive branch and the Israeli flag so that everyone living there could use the template and not just one group of countrymen. I used national symbols and not somehing I made up or thought I knew what I was doing.
It is my goal to make these templates as uncontroversial as possible while still making them creative and interesting. This effort will be especially evident when I get to the Iraq and Afghanistan templates that were requested. Look for those in a few days.
Monday, April 21, 2008
Today's Freebie: Israel Template
Sunday, April 13, 2008
Sunday: Sweden Template Freebie
Today's Countries of the World Template Series digital scrapbooking freebie template is Sweden.

Tuesday, April 1, 2008
Scotland Template is Today's Freebie
I'm glad you guys are commenting so much on my Countries of the World Template Series. I love hearing your plans for each template. Someone is planning a trip and is thinking how they can use the templates or somene else has pictures from years ago they are going to scan and use in a layout. Then there's the person who has a friend that they know would love it if they made them something with the template.
Remember, you can always send someone a picture, OR you can do a layout with the picture, save it as a .jpeg and send it. Imagine the difference to someone who doesn't digi scrap. Plus, you get to journal on it.
A few years ago I made my dad a DVD of his old pictures with music to them. It was very nice. But then when my fiance' wanted me to make one for his granddaughter's pictures I thought of doing layouts instead of just adding pictures. WOW. What a difference! So that second DVD was so much more eye catching and entertaining than the first one. And here all that time I thought the first one was awesome! LOL
Anyway, today's freebie is the Scotland template. This is very near to my heart because I am of Scottish ancestry. My maiden name is Moss, which is part of Clan Maxwell. Many years ago my ex and I went to Grandfather Mountain in NC for the Highland Games. It is one of the largest gatherings of the clans in North America. We found my father's surname, our tartan and other really neat information about the history of the clan.
I want to note that the bagpiper bear was taken from Bears.Co.NZ and is not my own work. Once again I looked all over for copyright information and didn't see any. If anyone knows anything about it let me know and I will remove the bear. Unless I hear differently it will remain a part of my template with this credit to the original.
Also, the plaid overlay is courtesy of Meggadoodle and is offered on the Ephemeral Victorian website. You better grab it fast if you want it because the site is about to shut down.
Friday, March 28, 2008
Such a Shame!!!
EV IS CLOSING!!!
The Ephemeral Victorian will be closing it's doors
within a short period of time. The abuse of our individual Terms of Use has just
gotten out of control. This blog, I feel was a good thing while it lasted, but
as with all good things, it must come to an end. Even after the blog is
completely closed, please continue to abide by the TOU's for each individual
designer. We will slowly be removing the oldest posts, but no new posts will be
made. Thank you for coming to visit us!The EV Team
Labels: The Ephemeral Victorian
Wednesday, February 20, 2008
Freebie: Michigan Template
Number 23 in the State Template Series, the Michigan template, is ready for downloading.
Sorry, but at this time of the morning I'm not in a real chatty mood! I'm just trying to get this thing uploaded before I have to leave for work.
Thanks again to The Ephemeral Victorian for the use of the stamp and stamp edging.
Look for the Maine template tomorrow.
Saturday, February 9, 2008
Ohio Template Freebie
Right at the start I need to confess something: I have "borrowed" the Ohio logo on this template from the Ohio State University website. I did not see anything that said not to use it. If someone sees a copyright somewhere or knows about it, please let me know and I will remove the template right away. I don't want to use something I'm not supposed to use.
Wednesday, January 23, 2008
Freebie of the Day: Classic Bows
Labels: Classic Bows, The Ephemeral Victorian
Thursday, January 3, 2008
My Parchment Package Freebie Contains an Egg (part of my egg collection)

Wednesday, January 2, 2008
These Guys Are Tops!
I am the type of person who loves to use email to contact people when I have issues or questions about their products/services. About half the time I get a response.
Here's to the following people who have gone out of their way to answer my questions:
Vicky from Digi Scrap Depot
Carol and Tracy from Make It Scrappy
Brandy from Megadoodle Inspired on The Ephemeral Victorian
Netta from Creative Victorian
Many thanks to these ladys for helping me get started and keeping me going.
Digiscrapping is like one big happy family!
Friday, December 28, 2007
Today's Freebie: New Year's Collection Add On
Sunday, December 16, 2007
FREEBIE: Textured Light Bulbs
Good Morning! Well, the nasty weather is starting here in Florida. The high today should be 69 with the low tonight 39.! That's COLD here! LOL
Time to snuggle up in front of a good football game today! The Pittsburgh Steelers play at 1:00 pm! But unfortunately I have to go out in all of this first and teach my classes at the gym!
Here is today's freebie. It's called Textured Light Bulbs and it is made with one of the new styles I downloaded into Photoshop.
There are 19 bulbs in this set. I just picked a few to go in my display bag. (You can pick up the display bags at The Ephemeral Victorian.)
I know that technically the ends of Christmas tree light bulbs are supposed to be metal colored. But technically they aren't textured, or look like Currier and Ives prints either. Call it creative license!
I hope you enjoy them!