June 16, 2020  |  Digital Scrapper News  |  Volume 18, Issue 24

Hi there!

While you were enjoying our latest classes and free tutorials, our team of Digital Scrapper instructors was growing by +1.

In case you have not already met her, it’s my pleasure to introduce you to the beautiful Karen Schulz.

Karen Schulz is:

• A long time fan of Digital Scrapper.
• A resident of sunny California, USA.
• A talented designer a.k.a. Snickerdoodle Designs.
• Our newest instructor! YAY!

You will be seeing Karen Schulz on our blog and eventually in our classroom. Double yay!

3 Ways To Welcome Karen Schulz

1. Watch Karen’s FREE quick tutorial on the blog (get the details below) and then comment on the post.
2. Welcome Karen in Community on Facebook and download her free add-on kit (details below).
3. Reply to this email and we’ll forward your happy thoughts right on to Karen.

We love Karen and I know you will, too! Love and creative success,

Jen White
DigitalScrapper.com
QwikLearn.Teachable.com

P.S. The header for this newsletter was created using Rosehill Cottage by Cindy Rohrbough.

P.P.S. Make sure to get the exclusive FREE add-on kit from Karen. It’s available for a limited time only. Details below.

Limited Time Exclusive FREE Add-on Mini Kit

Have you picked up Karen’s Life Captured Add-on Mini kit in Community on Facebook? This mini kit is yours free, no strings attached, for a limited time; and it’s only available from Digital Scrapper. Get it before it’s gone.

P.S. When you download the mini kit, you’ll also find a link to save 40% off Karen’s Life Captured Collection. I have it and it’s super-lovely!

Not a fan of Facebook?
No Facebook? No problem. For a limited time you can also get Karen’s Add-on kit inside our Free Fundamentals classroom. Enrollment is required, but enrollment is free.

New FREE Video Tutorial on the Blog

Turn a simple phrase into an eye-catching piece of word art with the use of Polar Coordinates.

⇒ This tutorial includes: a quick video, a step-by-step PDF manual, and a layered quick page.

Watch it on the blog: Circular Word Art by Karen Schulz