Enter to Win Photoshop Elements 2020
Enter to win Photoshop Elements 2020
Digital Scrapper is turning 17 years old on September 4, 2020. To celebrate, we’re having a BIG SALE and giving away one copy of Photoshop Elements 2020!
Photoshop Elements vs Premiere Elements
This CD includes both Photoshop Elements and Premiere Elements.
- Photoshop Elements is a photo editing program that is used for digital scrapbooking.
- Premiere Elements is for video editing and is a separate program that you do not have to install on your computer.
Details of the Enter to Win Contest —
CONTEST HAS ENDED — WINNER IS SHEILA MARTIN
- One winner will be randomly chosen from the comments below on Monday, September 7, 2020, Midnight Eastern.
- For entry instructions, see How To Enter below.
- The winner will receive a CD version of Photoshop Elements 2020 & Premiere Elements 2020 (for Win or Mac).
- The winner will be notified by email and their name will be listed in this post.
- Upon request, the winner must provide a mailing address within the Continental United States. If the winner does not have a Continental US address, another winner will be chosen.
- The winner will receive the CD via US Postal Service within 10 days of winning.
- Keep the CD for yourself or gift it to a friend.
- One entry per person, please.
- This is a $149 value.
How to Enter to Win This Contest
Leave a comment to this blog post answering the question:
What was the subject of the last scrapbook page you created?
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The last page of Project Life done in planner format – included a pause in the garden before a.n uncertain September begins
My last page was of my new Grandson who was born prematurely in April, in the middle of the Covid pandemic. Very scary. He is growing stronger but is still pretty tiny. I was not able to see him at first because of Covid and we were also in quarantine for 2 weeks. I pray every day for him to be safe. My daughter sends me photos of him and I have completed about 20 pages already, yes I am addicted to him! lol
The subject of my last scrapbook page was my two granddaughters! In fact the last 20 or so are of them too!
The subject of last scrapbook page I made was of “Family”.
The last page I created was for a niece”s 3rd birthday.
about my sons wedding
My sweet daughters!
The last page I made or at least attempted was of my family at Christmas opening presents. My fingers are crossed.
I have been putting this off since 2011 and I knew I had to start. So I began this year to do a scrapbook of my mom who died in 2011. It was full of heartbreak but I slowly gathered up photos and memories and began the daunting task on 1-1-2020. As I was building up some steam, my father died in March, 2020. It was a shock and I’ve been scolding myself for taking so long to scrapbook my mom. So as I do pages on mom, I am also trying to do pages on my dad. Talk about daunting. But those are all the pages I do nowadays. Thanks for a chance to win this super prize.
The subject of the last scrapbook page I created was Easter.
My last scrapbook page was about my husband & myself as I have photos from before marriage til now, 56+ years, in almost the same pose with him hugging me, , do I showcased some of them over time.
My sister. Did a “This Is Your Life Book for her. She has some health and mental health issues and wanted to something special for her 60th birthday.
I like to make scrapbook pages of my great-grandchildren. The last page I made was of them.
My last scrapbook page was for a Mousescrappers challenge and was of our last Walt Disney World trip. The challenge was food, so I did how adventurous my daughter was during our last trip.
The last page I made was of my Granddaughter’s Christening Day
The last scrap pages I made were 4×6 calendars. The theme is Roadside America then and now. It was a lot of work searching all the old photo files for places our family visited and what they are like with a recent visit. So many of the places no longer exist. But it was fun to see and compare the ones that are still there.
The subject of the last scrapbook page I created was a family picture for an 80th birthday gift.
My grandson and daughter. I did a page with her many years ago with a stuffed yoda. So i recreated one with her and him holding a baby yoda. Like daughter and son.
Cricket.
Grandchildren are my usual topic:)
My 6 year old DGS found a kitten at the dairy and was giving it some love and asking for photos!
Great give-away. Thanks for the chance and congrats on 17 years!
Pittsburgh Zoo
My grandson celebrating his 10th birthday was the subject of my last scrap booking page.
My family pictures did not consist of photos but all were on slides. I have been converting those slides to a digital format and creating a scrapbook for my brother, sister and I. It is great fun to see life captured from the 1950s.
My mom sewed all of our clothes (even a lot of my brother’s clothes) and there are a lot of Easter pictures. I think my dad wanted to showcase her talent. The last page I worked on was about Halloween in 1958. She made all three of us clown outfits… so much work!
The last page I scrapbooked was of my beautiful granddaughter. I’m working hard to capture all her memories to be a lasting gift
The subject of my last scrapbook page was “First day of school, Fall 2020 – virtual learning “
The subject of my last scrapbook page was a Bluebird Baby begging from his daddy and learning to eat on his own. It was sooo much fun! 🙂
My last scrapbook page was about our Stump Grinding project.
Our wedding rehearsal, so my husband and I, our parents, and the wedding party
The subject of the last scrapbook page I created was my grandson celebrating his first birthday. He’s now two so I’m just a tad bit behind.
My youngest daughter’s first day of preschool.
My great grandson and his mommy were on my last scrapbook page. I would love to win the prize to give to her. She has an older version and would love it.
The last page I worked on was a collage for each of my grandsons, commemorating our night with Dude Perfect at their show in Indianapolis.
It was a travel page
The last page I worked on was of my youngest grand daughter, Keighan. Every year I add on and make changes to her birthday page. I do it for both of my grand daughters, it makes a great divider in their own about me book.
My grandsons, they are just the cutest.
The last scrapbook page I completed was of my favorite animals…giraffes! I was at Busch Gardens in Tampa with my husband and feeding these beautiful creatures.
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My last page was about having to make an audiology appointment to have my hearing tested.
The last scrapbook pages I worked on, was of my granddaughter and grandson visiting us in Florida.
Photos of my sons and their new puppy (back in 1998) was the last page I did. I am getting caught up on my scrapbooks!
The subject of my last scrapbook page was my son and 3-yr-old granddaughter holding up a walleye he had just reeled in.
It was a page of my Father in World War 2.
The subject of my last scrapbook page(s) was our family trip to Disney/Universal in Orlando.
Last page Iworked on was grand son shower for his wedding day
My boys – as usual 🙂
My last page was of my granddaughter’s first birthday.
My last page I created was from my daughter’s wedding.
My last page was of my kids. Of course, standard scrapping topic.
I have the cutest pictures of our 1 year old grandson eating a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. He has peanut butter and jelly all over him. It was the perfect setting for a scrapbook page.
It was a heritage page on my grandfather’s education.
My son’s 21st Birthday trip to Las Vegas.
my beautiful grandchildren!
I will be turning 60 this year and decided to make my own “Life” album; so the page I worked on yesterday was about some special times spent at our cabin – it was more of a wooden tent with no water or electricity, but it did have its own double seater outhouse! Scrapping those pages was like an escape from a world turned upside down; and it was like a dream to clear my mind and just relive those special memories. Happy memories and lessons learned that helped me get through some sad and difficult times in my adult life.
My last scrapbook page was all about our swimming pool this summer. I’ve scrapped LOTS of summer swimming pages lately. Soon it will be time to start scrapping those fall memories.
The last scrapbook page I created was of Paris. My 10yr old grand-daughter’s room is Paris themed and she wants to live in Paris some day. I went on a business trip and surprised her by taking her with me. We told her she was coming to stay with me while her dad went through surgery. She didn’t realize where we were going until she was on the plane headed to Paris. Nothing like seeing her face light up visiting her dream city in person and getting to spoil her with this experience.
The subject of my last scrapbook page was my husband and me! The setting was our property among the lilacs and evergreen trees.
The last pages I created were of my daughter. She is growing up and I want to save every minute
The last page I made was of our granddaughter’s birthday.
A family tree
My last scrapbook page was of my son and his puppy – each lovin’ on each other. Hope it conveyed al the emotion shared by their bond.
The last scrapbook page I created was a heritage page of a 1941 reunion held in Tennessee that my grandmother attended from Kansas. It had been 35 years since she saw her siblings and other family members.
I did a scrapbook page of my twin 4 1/2 year old grandson and granddaughter who came to stay with us a week. I used an old Digital Scrapper lesson on making background blending brushes from digital papers.
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My last scrapbook page was a fun time with my grandkids in the pool. They are two little fish for sure.
My last scrapbooking project was a vacation to Costa Rica, highly rec. It. So the final page was a scene of a beautiful sunset with Costa Rica ticked off a muted bucket list. Printed 10×10 and I am very happy with the size.
Thanks for the opportunity to win the PSE combo.
My last and ongoing scrapbook pages are about my grand daughters. I am working on a photobook when Arianna’s parents took her to Disney.
A Blue Room….Fell in love with a room in shades of blue. The couch was perfect, blue velvet with a variety of toss pillows and plenty room to stretch out and fall asleep. The walls and woodwork, painted in deep shades of blue. One wall, built in bookcases that were filled with books, spoke volumes! Complete with a large bay window which allowed the natural light to filter through. Just lovely.
My 10 month old granddaughter playing with a stainless steel bowl & a whisk, “Let’s Eat: chef in-training” was the last scrapbook page I created. She makes scrapping easy.
Honestly, I haven’t made a scrapbook page in years. I mostly make and send cards of encouragement.
My last page was of my Great Granddaughter who was born in February. We have not been able to see or hold her due to Covid-19 and she lives on the west coast. Her folks are great about taking photos of her. Hopefully some day soon we will be able to hold her.
My last scrapbooking page was done for a vacation album and that was several years ago. Really need to get busy scrapping!!
My last page was a lighthouse in Hawaii! I need to finish that album lol
It’s been a while, but our second round of daytrips to South Carolina’s State Parks…..all 47 of them, was the theme of my scrapbooking. It was truly a joy to make these pages to remember the fun we had. Lasting memories with text and lots of photos on every single page!
My BB last project was scrapping our Panama Canal cruise. It has been a godsend to have all of the Digital Scrapper kits that I have collected over the years.
The last scrapbook page I did was a digital page for granddaughters trip to KU campus.
My last page was our family trip to Disney (a long time ago, I’m very far behind). Thanks for the chance to win.
Our 3-month road trip to Alaska across the US from the east to west coast, complete length of British Columbia to the Alaska Canada Highway, Alaska National Parks, back down AlCan Highway to IceField Parkway and then the Trans Canada Highway to Ottawa.
I created a book for my daughter of her trip to China with her uni’s study abroad program
I posted a page on an Iguana That we saw on our Costa Rica trip.
My last scrapbook page was travel, travel, travel….as most of my pages are about travel. Someday, soon, that will end as my traveling as ended for now. I hope to travel again, but all that is on hold right now.
My last pages were about my grandson’s 6th birthday – Spiderman theme! So much fun! Thank you so much for the chance to win this awesome prize!
My last page digital scrapbook page was about beautiful sunflowers we visited about 60 miles from home, the longest trip we’ve done since the pandemic started.
To tell the truth I cant recall it’s been so long but want to get back to it thanks
Birdseye View – I am fortunate to live by a lake and get to see a lot of wildlife in my backyard. I took a picture from my kitchen looking down on the wildlife.
My last page was an “answer” page. The first page had family questions from a vacation to Florida. Two books were created. Each titled individually with the grandson’s first name.
My last scrapbook page was of the reflection on Lake Shellenbarger at our church’s camp.
The last page I did was celebrating my 9 year old granddaughter and her love of horses. I finished it last week, to be given as a gift to hang on her wall.
Me! Our church’s women’s lunch group wanted to welcome our new minister with a scrapbook about who we were. It was fun to try to find an updated picture (I had a new one taken by a friend) and to define what was most essential and interesting about me. I must confess I did it in InDesign, realizing I had forgotten almost all I had learned about Photoshop. So I am going through all the classes I had paid for — thanks for lifelong access–and enjoying relearning. I love digital scrapping.
My last page was a composition of photos of my granddaughter. I had it printed on canvas for her birthday.
My last page was of my husband’s 70 th surprise Halloween themed birthday party.
My last scrapbook page was celebrating the first 10 years of my oldest son. He just turned 30! Time really does fly! I’m working on the first 10 years for each of my 3 sons.
My page was about my 6 Boxers. Love my pups!
The last page I created was in honor of my mom who is living with the awful Alzheimer’s disease. When the country was shutting down due to the pandemic, we had just made the decision to move her into a memory care unit. We had to drop her off at a back staff entrance along with her belongings. This page helps me to reflect on the benefits and help she is now receiving instead of how much I miss her being in our home with us.
A pandemic 2020 page with photos of posted signs, colored footprints, etc. for encouraging social distancing in my retirement community.
The last scrapbook page I made was of my granddaughter’s first day of high school this year. I can’t believe how the time has flown and that she’s now in high school!
…grandchild! Most of what I do now. I tend to alternate…old family stuff…grandchild…old family stuff…grandchild. So about twice as many pages of grandchild. Oh well!
The subject of my last scrapbook page was a family reunion.
My baby sister just turned 40 … Celebrated by making her a scrapbook of pictures and memories from friends and family. 😊
My last subject was my 1st grandchild who is now 16 months old. She is a doll! Of course I’m prejudiced.
Change of Seasons and how changes of life are to be embraced, because they are both part of life.
My son’s high school graduation!
My last page was of a picture of my “super hero” granddaughter. It was made from a template I happen to run across so was super easy also! Turned out great!
I have been scrapping my granddaughters softball season. The Easy as Pie class has been a great help in getting that done!
The subject of my last page was of our sweet labradoodle, Marley. So thankful for him as he has inspired me to get back into scrapbooking. My kids are all grown, travel is at a stand still, but our Marley is just a bundle of joy and many photo opportunities.
The last page was about autumn. Using photos of various leaves, I isolated them digitally to make the background and added pictures of our kittens.
Last scrapbooking page subject was of a garden . Used scrapbooking tools and supplies to design powerpoint backgrounds for our church announcements.
The last scrapbook page was actually a calendar page of my husband and I on vacation in Hawaii.
A visit to New York City with my mother, sister and niece.
The last scrapbook page I worked on was all about our trip to Egypt last fall. We were on a river boat going down the Nile River to Aswan Egypt.
The last page I did was of my granddaughter. She is my favorite subject!
My last page was one of the ocean and the peace you find there.
Working on finishing up my daughter’s wedding scrapbook, ashamed to say it was from two years ago and I’m still at it but almost done! What a fantastic gift, thank you for a chance to win an updated version of PSE cd.
My most recent SB page was of the quarantine inspired FaceTime Movie Club that I have with two other couples. To keep some sanity in these insane times, we take turns selecting a movie from one of the subscription on line video services we share in common. We FaceTime two nights after the selection is announced to critique the movie. To date we have reviewed 78 movies!
In addition to safe socially distant interaction, we have learned a lot about one another through our movie choices. Fun!
My last finished page is of my grandson playing basketball in 2019. Currently working on my granddaughter’s 5th birthday party also from 2019. A high percentage of my pages deal with grandchildren or family events. 🙂
My last “page” was a card using the Paint and Stamp tutorials. It was an image of Mt. Rainier.
Adoption trip to china
The last page I scrapped, in the wee hours of the morning, was a family page f our visit to the glorious Oregon coast – in full sun!
My last scrapbook page was my new grandson
The last page was an Anniversary celebration.
The last page subject is the closing of the uneventful summer with the beginning of a new season of re-discovering life after quarantine with the blessing of the “reset” of my life.
My last page was a fun filled day of my daughter on the slip n’ slide. The photo showed a shower of water as she landed at the end.
My last page was of my mother with all of her grandchildren around her.
My family photos are a combination of slides and photographs. Bit by bit I’m having them digitized so we can enjoy them again.
The last scrapbook page I made was about brown bag lunch at my kid’s school. Brown bag lunch is when the school opens the gates and families are allowed to eat a picnic style lunch with their kids. This was always such a fun and well attended event.
I am currently working on family history scrap pages. These deal with the special family objects and why they are special.
My last scrapbook page was of my great-grandson’s first haircut!
An on the back porch, socially distanced visit with my nephew’s family!
My last page was of my grandson’s 16th birthday.
The last scrapbook page I made was of my grandson, of course! I started digital scrapbooking when he was born and he is about to turn 13!
Family
My last page was a PRINCESS page of my granddaughters. Gold and purple to match their costumes. Very fun!
The subject of my last scrapbook page is my 7 year old granddaughter taking a multitude of photos (especially of young birds just coming out of their nests and adjusting their first flights) with the first real camera my husband and I gave her. offered. It was really too funny 🙂
My last page honored my Aunt & Uncle’s 25th wedding anniversary.
My last scrapbook page was of my grandson’s high school graduation. All of my pages are of grandchildren and great-grandchildren. No surprise to anyone ever!
My very last scrapbook page is of my autistic great-granddaughter at 10 months of age. I was looking through all the photos of her from infancy to her current age. She is now almost 9 years old, but the heart-stopping sweet expressions of her face was so irresistible. Her mom just bawled when I showed it to her. I plan on doing more layouts of her as she has grown throughout the years.
My last scrapbook page was a Christmas page of my son in 1984. Such fun to reminisce Christmas’ past. Been scrapbooking for 20 years. Have completed books for all the grandchildren and am working on their parents.
Brings back such wonderful memories.
The last scrapbook page I completed was of a water lily that had bloomed in our little frog pond in the back yard.
Sheila, your name was randomly chosen in our drawing. I will email you shortly to collect your details. Congratulations!!
Thanksgiving trip last year to Hawaii with the family.
The last scrapbook page I made was about dinner during these many months of quarantine – it featured photos of a lot of them!
Grandchildren at the lake
My last scrapbook page I created was of my late niece for her daughters, one of whom was so little when my niece died of cystic fibrosis that she has no memory of her mom.
My 89 year old dad sky diving, he loved it!
Last page was a layout for my sons lacrosse game.
My last digiscrapbook page I made was of my granddaughters in Chicago looking out a highrise building window at the city below. I posted the layout on my and my son’s facebook pages. I would love to win the photoshop elements 2020 program
My last pages were a birthday theme created for my great grandson’s birthday. I included photos of him for each year to his 5th birthday.
My last page was done about one of the rides at Busch Gardens Tampa.
The last page I designed was for my granddaughter. It was of a 70 mile bicycle ride she and her parents took last summer.
The last page I did was of a trip with my lovely grandson who is 4 years old. We went for a hike along the Ottawa river and he made is so much fun
My last page was of my tiny Great-niece – born 2 months premature at 2 pounds 12 oz. back in December and now at 10 pounds – and she had open-heart surgery 2 weeks ago for 3 holes in her heart! She is doing very well! I’ve made several pages of her and also her 3 ‘Big Brothers’ for my niece. ;-} (All are posted on my FB page when completed, and I’ll be making a ‘book’ of them.)
My last page I did was 4th of July cookout.
Last page was “zoom” crafting with my 3 granddaughters using Julie Nutting paper dolls – I make kits and send to them and then we do it together. It helps with not being able to travel to see them due to COVID.
Unfortunately, it was a page about my father in law that had just passed unexpectedly. But it was very therapeutic when doing it.
Page showing how things are going in the pandemic. Includes state stats and pictures of family as we have family fun night three nights a week and either play games together or chat. Usually play Yahtzee, greed, double ditto, scribble, or on line card games. Great way to include spread out family and grandchildren in college. Also pictures of piano students whom I teach on line. I have taught 3 students on line for 3 years and now include all students who are used to person to person lessons. So grateful for this hobby during this time! I hope you are all staying well.
My last page was of a terrific girl’s weekend in Monterey with 6 friends.
I’ve been working on catching up with my travel albums during this non-travel time and my last page was from a trip we took to Glacier National Park last year.
My last page was in honor of my mother’s 100th birthday.
My last page was a trip to Hawaii.
My last page is part of my mother’s memorial book. She is not gone, but at 84 and in ill health, I’m including her in this process. I spent 3 days going thru pictures when my dad passed (no help from others), and I refuse to give up family time this go round.
The last page I made was in an album for my Father. In November we gave him a surprise 80th birthday party. I just finished the album — he loved it.
My last scrapbook page was of my 10 year old granddaughter showing us the scar she had just incurred from falling in the lake. She had been trying to hold on to the pontoon from the dock, but the winds of Wisconsin took her into the shallow waters. I love scrapbooking for my grandchildren!
Celebration of my father-in-law’s life
The last scrapbook page I worked on was for an Alaskian cruise album, I did the last page.
My last page was of my apartment balcony garden.
My last pages (book) was for my parents 65th Anniversary. Shortly after my mom had to go into care as she has dementia. Thankfully still going strong at 91 and has the type where she knows us. So much to learn…..
My last page was a tribute to my granddaughter, called “Smile every day,” because she is a happy child &, who smiles all the time.
The last page I created was of my son when he was 7 months old.
My last page was of my great grand daughter, Clara in the car with her Poppy and she is wearing her late Great Grand Poppy’s glasses and hat.
The last scrapbook page I made was with old family photos. I made a page highlighting my grandmother’s life.
Wow… the last page… I’ve been working on my scrapbooks so much this year. One of the bonuses of staying at home.
My last page was of my grandson who is turning 2 in October. I started an album tracking all of his “firsts” and will give to him when he’s grown up. I’m having fun with it!
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My grandaughter recovering from Leukemia and her beloved dog!
My last page was actually an ATC. The subject was a play on words “flour” vs. “flower”.
The subject of my last project was family tree page. Love ancestry pages!
My last page was about our visit to the Detroit Zoo.
My last page was in honor of my 12 year old doggie.
My last Scrapbook page was photos of my husband and our conure enjoying pancakes. My husband uses a fork and our little bird holds his dime-size pancake in his foot. They eat with equal enjoyment. Scrapbooking is difficult and time-consuming for me since I had a stroke. The stroke wiped out most of my computer and typing skills and I am still working to regain them.
last was my mother and my granddaughter, two very special people in my life that died too soon.
The last project I did was a book for my first grandchild’s first birthday…Once upon a time type with pictures of her parents meeting, engagement, wedding, family photos and her monthly photos from birth to 1 year.
It’s been awhile since I’ve been creative but the last one I did was of my grandchildren!
My last page was for my Grandson’s book. It was a Happy 8th Birthday page for his Tortoise. They adopted the tortoise when she was a hatchling and fit in my Grandsons hand. She is now 70 lbs and my Grandson can no longer even pick her up!!
I am working on the coronavirus story both personally and nationally.
My husband is a WWII vet and military retired. I made a book of his life for him.
I love scrapbooking my grandchildren and give them a 8×8 book of their life every year! Would love to upgrade since I have only ps11.
The last scrapbook page I worked on was a collage of a trip I took to China with my friend. I have been travelling with her since the early 1970’s and for each trip we took together I make a scrapbook page for a book “My travels with Bette” that I made for her quite awhile ago. After each new trip, I make and add a page.
My last page was the cover page for our first retirement trip. We took a few days to travel to Utah and visit Bryce, Zion and Capitol Reef National Parks. Life in the time of Covid!
My last page was a date that my daughter and husband went on – miniature golf.
My last page was of a flower, a red daylily.
Adding another page to the book I’m creating for my grandson (now 3) was a page of our family vacation spent together in Seattle in 2018. Just trying to catch up and keep the memories flowing.
It was a tribute to my heart dog Rottweiler Bruno after his passing. As difficult as it was, it was very therapeutic.
My last scrapbook page was of my 16-year old granddaughter getting her license and then going to her aunt and uncle’s to pick up her hand-me-down, hand-me-down, hand-me-down , hand-me-down, new–to-her car.
The last page I made was my dog Ellie Mae. It was done for dog week!
The last project I finished was a page for my camping friends’ birthday. Using Jennifer Juris “Easy as Pie template class” I made a wonderful hexagon design using pictures from camping with the words “A campfire where friends become family”. She just loved it and I was so happy with it.
The last page I scrapped was about our trip to Panama. Such fun memories!
I’ve been playing catch up with my travel scrapbooks. My last page was the Big Island of Hawaii.
Actually I’m working on a page about myself, which is a very rare occurrence as I never do a page just about me.
My last project was a photo album for my granddaughter. I am making a series of albums (with pages designed by me and an 8 x 11 book printed by Shutterfly) starting from age 1 and she is now 12. It is an ongoing project. I have completed 4 albums so far. I am creating them using themes. I have already done “Baby” years, “Family”, “Christmas” and “Summer” so far. It is a work in progress.
Ha! sorry to say but I had to think about that one. Guess life gets in the way of things! My last scrapbook page was of my dog Ruby (who sadly passed away several years ago).
My last page was a Round Up pocket page for the month of August, 2020.
The last LO I made was my son John.
I scrapped a page about my dad’s 88th birthday, trying hard to finish a photo book of his life.
I am creating a book for my Dad’s 85th birthday so all my recent pages are from his life.
My last scrapbook page was a double layout of 3 of my great grandchildren’s first day of school 2020
How funny….I literally just finished it before opening my mail & clicking on this email! I just finished a LO of my grandson’s first year.
Thank you for this opportunity to win! The last page I scrapped was of our 2020 summer family gathering for my daughters 50th birthday. I plan to make a book of our time together and give as Christmas presents.
My last page was about my daughter’s dance. Little girl to senior high dance team.
The last page was of my great-grandson playing Little League baseball.
My last scrapbook page was for the graduation of my youngest granddaughter. With the virus gripping all of us this page was especially important. No ceremony no prom so I tried to make this very special to make a less than special event more special. Using photos and art I think it cheered her up and help to make her day special.
In an effort to try to keep busy during COVID, and not always sitting at my computer, I started quilting. Actually, making T-Shirt Quilts from that huge pile of t-shirts that no one wears anymore. High school quilts for my daughter, the early years of my marriage, and now Family Travels. The scrapbook page covers the learning experience and the in process/finished products.
I have been working on a page of our grandchildren performing for their grandparents.
My last page featured my dog Bailey visiting with neighboring donkeys.
My last page was of my oldest granddaughters birthday. (I do this for all their birthdays) The pages include a picture of them (when small in a birthday outfit matched to the party theme), their cake (both of my daughters make elaborate theme cakes), a questionnaire for them to fill in (its the same every year….only their answers are different) and the card I’ve made with a special poem for them that year (themed of course!) I plan to keep this up and make a book for them on their 18th birthdays.
My last page was a tribute to my husband’s Norwegian ancestors that will go in a heritage book tracing both of our ancestors, which is sloooowly being created.
My last scrapbook page was actually an album I made for my 6-year old daughter that was diagnosed with kidney cancer. She only wanted to remember the happy times, so that’s what we did! ❤️
My last page was the Superbowl celebration my daughter attended and her dogs were dressed in their Chiefs bandanas.
My latest scrapbook page was of my adult daughter and what joy she has brought in her lifetime.
Thank you for the chance to win!
My last scrapbook page was a memory page of our family ancestry. During this pandemic I’ve had plenty of time to cherish the past and present and wanted to share these memories with my children and grandchildren.
My last Scrapbook is not quite completed but is called the 3 of US for my Twin Granddaughters and Grandson.
My last page was highlighting a picture of my “granddog” who turned 14 this year using the Easy as Pie template mini class.
The last page I did was the ‘last page of the last day of a fabulous weekend with three of my girlfriends. Every year we get together and have a great time. We all lived in Chicago at the same time, now we are scattered. Good friends never fade away. We have been doing this every year for11 years.
I Created a page on my oldest granddaughter graduating from senior kindergarten. She was so proud to receive her certificate in her gown and hat.
My last scrapbook page was for my grandson on his birthday.
The last page I did was on me as a baby! I am starting a book on myself, by request, for my children. Only four pages are done, but it’s on its way!
My last scrapbook page was of a trip my family took to Disneyland.
My lasts scrapbook page was of my 16 year old granddaughter and Covid 19.
My last scrapbook page showed a quilt that I had just finished making.
Pictures of my husband taking arranging and planting flowers for the bed in our backyard. Thank goodness he does it because I’m terrible at arranging them.
The most recent page I created was for my grandson’s scrapbook that I have created every year since he was born. He is turning 18 in October. The page consists of Instagram pics and comments about his final, shortened, year in Varsity baseball. A very sad time but positive comments from his coaches. Creating some positive memories of this difficult time.
The last page that I created was copies my 4 year old grandson’s artwork. We so enjoy finger painting. He loves to mix colors and say “oops” we giggle and laugh. These pages are going to be the best bonding memories.
Thank you for this opportunity! The last thing I scrapped was a birthday card for my husband!
My last page was of the Butterfly Garden at my garden club.
We live near the beach so many of my photos and pages feature the ocean and seabirds. That was the subject of my last page.
The last scrapbook page I made was to celebrate my granddaughters baby shower! It was a busy page full of pictures, but a good reminder of a joyous day
My last 48 pages have been documenting a trip to Europe my husband and I took last summer. The photos from this trip were the inspiration to learn how to scrapbook digitally. I feel proud that I can say that I did take the time during quarantine to actually learn a new skill that I can use for the rest of my life.
Three weeks ago I had the privilege of teaching my three G-Kids how to scrapbook for their own albums [ages 16, 14 and 7]. They each created three pages from our trip to the beach last summer. I really enjoyed watching the way they all selected different photos of themselves and their “family” shots to complete each page [from 668 4×6 photos].
Not one of their pages will have the same photo ; )
It did take us most of the day to complete and they learned how to use the circle cutter, etc. Some of the pages need a few more stickers and journaling, but we enjoyed ourselves immensely. Although we couldn’t go to the beach this year, we had so much FUN going thru the photos and remembering our trip together last year!
My last page was a tribute to the medical front-line workers on Covid-19.
My yearly calendar!
The very last layout that I scrapbooked was about Christmas 2019. We were all able to be together this time for Christmas and it was a wonderful time together!
The last page was a calendar page for next year’s calendar, showing how my son, DIL, and their kids are all runners, and featuring photos of all of them doing just that. I hope there’s more to put on the calendars next year!
My last finished memory “page” was a note card for a friend featuring a digital double exposure photo from a vacation we had taken.
I’m working on photobooks for two of my great granddaughters so have done many layouts lately in PSE which I upload to be printed in each of their separate book for each girl. My latest is Spaghetti Face I just love the messy look of babies eating spaghetti.
The last scrapbook page I made was actually an album I made for my Mom’s birthday this year. Thank you.
I had a baby photo of my brother naked in the tub & thought that would make a cute page. So I did it for a challenge at Plain Digital Wrapper.
The last page I recreated was a layout of my grandmother, my mom , me and my 3 sisters at a family reunion years ago. My title was “Beautiful Women”.
the last scrapbook page I made was with a photo of penguins from an ocean cruise to the Antartic.
Recently my daughter was the maid of honor for her friend. She asked all the bridesmaids and the groom to submit (download) pictures of themselves with the bride through all stages of their life together including a handwritten brief message to the bride that I scanned in. Enough for a 2 page spread each, except the groom had 4 pages with his letter. I sent all the designs to an on line printer to be made into a book. She presented it at rehearsal dinner. The bride broke down and cried and touched each page not believing it was flat. That is satisfying!
The last page I scraped was planting the garden with my daughter and husband. It was fun to work together on the garden.
My last scrapbook was about my 2 great nieces then 2 and 4. The 3rd and 4th birthdays are this month and November so time to start the next volume. Such a joy.
My last page was a collage of travel photos from a granddaughter. All of us can have a taste of her adventures.
My last scrapbook page was from pictures of clearing out underbrush from a big oak tree on our ranch so we could take family pictures when we were all together.
The last full scrapbook page I created was a family recipe. All family members have received a cookbook ( 8×8 scrapbook) with family favorites. Other than recipes, I create my quilt labels in PSE. Thanks for the opportunity to win.
The last scrapbook page I completed was my granddaughters 10th birthday.
Mine was about different trips to Houston to visit family friends and different activities including a visit to NASA.
My last pages lately have been for an album of an extended family cruise we were on right before this covid thing hit. Sure helps to remember fun times with family!
The last page I created was about our recent summer vacation to Utah and Colorado. My husband and I finally got some much needed time off from the challenges of working in a hospital iduring the time of Covid-19. I wanted to capture the daily progress of decompressing from all the stress.
My last scrapbook page was a Harry Potter/Hogwart’s theme of our time as a family at Universal Studios. And yes, we were all dressed in our house colors representing each Hogwart’s House. 🙂 I am actually creating an entire book to this theme and already ready to print. 🙂
My last scrapbook page was of the hummingbirds I’ve photographed this summer. We now live in a 55+ community, so I finally have time to revisit the material from classes I’ve taken here over the years!!!
The last project was for a book as a birthday gift for my mother who had become 95, filled with photos celebrating her life from birth to 95. She sadly passed away at age 96 but loved going through her book full of memories.
My son’s sports from High school. I’m a little behind but it’s always fun looking at him in High school. He will graduate college this year so I need to get busy and finish up quick!
My last scrapbook page is of my three granddaughters. I am making them a “sisters” album going back to their childhood to present. They are now grown and married. I hope to have it completed by Christmas. It will actually be two albums, one when they were first born through grammar school and one of them in high school, college to present. It’s been quite a process, scanning all the older photos that I, luckily, have categorized by year in decorative boxes, and going through my categorize digital photos. It’s been difficult in selecting which photos to use in the albums as I love them all. This project has kept me busy and has also been therapeutic during this pendenic.
My last page was over my daughter’s birthday.
The last page I did was actually 2 pages, one for the book I am working on for my Granddaughter (who is 3 months old) and one page of a day trip we did .
The subject of my last digi-scrapped page was my 18-year old grandson moving into his new apartment here at the beach as he prepares to attend college locally online because of the pandemic this year, and work a fulltime job as he takes first steps to independence and becoming a veterinarian hopefully.
Unfortunately it has been a while since I have been able to work on my scrapbooking project, but the last project was a page of our Alaskan cruise that will eventually be published into a book.
My last scrapbook page was of my beautiful 19 year old granddaughter to celebrate her birthday. She missed out on graduation and a birthday celebration this year, so I did a review of her life so far.
The last page I did was of our 50th wedding anniversary. We had our whole family and celebrated big time
My last scrapbook page (it was actually a whole book) was of the first year of my 16 year old son’s life. It included the adoption ceremony and a photo of him with his birth grandmother. What an amazing event in the life of our family!
The last page I created was a page in a Shutterfly book of my daughter’s wedding. It included her picture with pictures of all the brides who preceded her. Me…both her grandmothers….great- grandmothers. All in their wedding dress.
My last scrapbook page was about my granddaughter’s 6th birthday in 4/2019. I am catching up and hope to spoon be doing only current Pages!
My last page was of Christmas spent with my daughters – one in Seattle then on to Dallas!
The last page I created was a blended collage of our tram ride up the mountain in Gatlinburg, TN, for a scrapbook of our Nashville/Smokey Mountain trip with our granddaughter. As I have just purchased a replacement for my 10 year old computer, the Photoshop Elements /Premier 2020 combo prize would be very welcome! Thanks for the opportunity to win.
The subject of the last page I scrapped was celebrities autographing personal photos at the annual 4 day country music festival in Nashville Tennessee.
The last page I did was my daughter and I in Paris. We’ve never been overseas and all we could say was “Wow”!
The last page I created was about my Husbands Covid-19 diagnosis.
It was a scary and difficult time for our family.
My precious dog.
My last scrapbook page was of my 2 grandson who came for a week’s visit in July. Love those little guys!
The last pages I scrapped were my daughters middle school promotion!
The last scrapbook page that I created was that of my great-granddaughter who was born on the 1st of Jult.
A page for my life story scrapbook. Need to get back to that!
My granddaughter.
I am working on a scrapbook printed book for my granddaughter. The two of took a month long European trip last summer and I am about half way through each of our stops has at least two pages so it is taking a while. I am taking classes from Digital Scrapper and Colin Smith on using Photoshop to gain new knowledge. I have been using Photoshop for many years but on a fairly basic level, using layers, blending modes etc but I have enjoyed these new classes.
I scrapbooked a family photo shoot from 2004. My husband & I looked so young and my kids were 1, 5, &8!
The last layout I made was for of granddaughters running through the sprinklers
The subject of my last scrapbook page was of my bathroom remodeling.
The last page I did was of our family’s old camping trailer (a 1955 Aljoa) that my sister and her husband restored to vintage quality. I put a photo of the restored trailer on the page with several items that they camp with to commemorate their travel and vintage ralleys with the trailer and then had the page turned into a puzzle (through Shutterfly) as a gift for my sister.
It was of my 32 year old son but I did it 15 years ago. So much has changed in the years I haven’t been scrapbooking! Life has gotten in the way and now I’m just able to recreate a space for crafts, sewing, scrapbooking etc. I’m going to dedicate this winter to learning photoshop elements and start scrapbooking again! I have purchased elements almost every year for several years now with the hope I would have time but to no avail. Life has finally settled and this is my year!
My last scrapbook page was of my favorite companion, my dog Molly!
My last scrapbook page was for a digital book that I made about a trip to Italy that we had in 2014. It was an amazing vacation!
My last scrapbook page was of my daughter at her last gymnastics Worlds competition!
The last scrapbook pages I did were on our family vacation to DisneyWorld. So much to scrap!
My last scrapbook page was about about all the sights on our “Footsteps of Paul” tour with our church last October.
My last scrapbook I finished was of my son’s wedding. About 8 years after the event, but at least it’s done!
The last scrapbook page I created was a page of a family friend. He is an avid Michigan fan and I am an avid Notre Dame fan. When they played each other in football a couple of years ago we had a friendly bet. The loser had to wear the other school T-shirts for a week. Notre Dame won so he wore Notre Dame T-shirts for 7 days and had to send me a picture everyday. So I created a page related to that.
I did a fall/autumn page
The last scrapbook project I created was a birthday card using paper strips I had created in Jennifer’s Perfectly Personal Word Art class.
A page describing some of my ancestors, their vital facts, and a family tree for that family; also photos taken from Ancestry.com.
The last page was part of our 2019 memories book – a spread of our August photos. Only one year behind!
I would love to receive a n up to date Photoshop Elements CD. Fun, fun, and more fun.
I want to start with scrapbooking 🙂
Honestly, it’s been so long since I scrapbooked, I don’t remember but probably a page about my sons. I’ve thought of many things i could make pages about but just haven’t gotten around to it. Maybe new software would inspire me!
My last page was of my puppy, who actually is 10 years old, so not really a puppy! LOL!
My last page was of St Patrick’s Cathedral in Dublin Ireland. That trip was a year ago…I clearly have to get caught up!!!
It was Sister’s, Inc. That turned out like a ad for two sister’s getting the dirt (literally and playing good cop bad cop with little brother.
I have never made a Digital Scrapbook Page. I joined NAODS to learn how, life got in the way, and I am now looking into this again. It looks so easy but so much to learn.
I am re-doing some pages that I did years ago, specifically using the pictures of when two of our granddaughters were adopted from Russia.
The last scrapbook page I did was a book about our trip to University Studios . The most recent project I did in PSE 10 was not a scrapbook page, but I made a bitmoji banner for an online class I am teaching, using my scrapbooking skills. I would love to win an updated copy of PSE, and Premier would actually be helpful for creating videos for online learning.
I used your newspaper template to make the first page of my memoirs book.
For my last scrapbook layout I used some old photos from 1978 and created a page about our guests love of our goats! A farm layout! Thanks for the chance to win! 🙂
My last page was a Heritage Page of my grandmother when she was a child.
The Japanese maple trees at our local Japanese Gardens.
I scrapped an art piece done with a dried rosebud melting into its background. Faded Glory!
when my granddaughter was born, I made a digital scrapbook page for each month of her life. At one year I switched to one a year (Not really just one a year, but one special highlight for her book). She just turned 5 and will start school next week. The page is set, I just have to add that picture of her getting on the school bus for the first time (I will include a picture of her Mom and I crying as the bus pulls away).
What was the subject of the last scrapbook page you created?
The title was: May the Bluebird of Happiness Fly into Your Mask!
The last pages I worked on were Christmas 2019. All holiday family parties in 2020 were canceled. I am now working on quandaries of quarantine and gathering funny jokes about quarantine. Life in the times of COVID-19.
The most recent work I’ve done in PSE features Bible verses for my walls.
My latest scrapbook page was of a trip to the Zoo with my grandkids
The last project I submitted was my beautiful granddaughter.
My daughter’s college graduation – the socially distancing party, face masks and all! 🙂
I made a “photo wheel” of my daughter’s garden, with different kind of flowers . I also made a Poster of my Grandson’s Wedding. I enjoy scrapbook very much, it relaxes me 🙂 And few years ago I did a video from my Grandson’s Graduation pictures. I was very lucky to have found Linda when she barely started many years ago, and now to continue the fun with a talented follower, Jen White. Thank you and Blessings 🙂
The American Flag
My last page was also the last page to a 100-page book I scrapbooked for my granddaughter of her birth through 3 years of age. It was such a satisfying project, and she loves looking through the pages of an entire book about her!
The subject of the last scrapbook layout I made was my newest granddaughter napping in her pram in the glorious spring sunshine!
My last page was of my daughter’s cat’s favorite napping spots.
Having 5 grandies, most pages are of them…so of course, my latest page was about one of them.
The last scrapbook page I created was of my cousin’s military service history . He is a proud WWII vet and I framed this page as a gift to him to commemorate his 100th birthday this month.
I have several grandchildren and many life events! But my last page was of my granddaughter’s 4th birthday! Such a little princess!
Sunrise in desert
I just finished an album of our summer family reunion which included my 2 children, 3 of my 5 grandchildren and all 3 of my great grands. One grandson who couldn’t attend is an active duty Coast Guardsman.
The last scrapbook page I created was of a 4 wheeling outing last summer with good friends. I am so glad we did the outing because my husband/best friend passed away a few days ago. I will always treasure the memory of that day.
My last scrapbook pages were of photos of our 40th wedding anniversary!
The last time a did a digital scrapbook was many years ago and it was of my friend’s granddaughter. I need to relearn this art
I made a layout of my kids on a vacation in Alabama.
The subject of the last scrapbook page I created was of a field of sunflowers featuring a butterfly on one of the sunflower blossoms.
I’m sorry to say I haven’t made a scrapbook page yet but would love to make one.
My last page was about a trip for my parents 60th wedding anniversary.
Unfortunately, I haven’t been scrapping recently. I have been editing family history photos – my brother has furnished hundreds from the photos my mother had (now deceased).
We have been rebuilding our backyard deck all summer so I have been taking pictures as we work and making pages.
My last project was 8 years ago, for my husband’s 70th birthday! Time to get caught up!
The last page I made was for my son’s graduation,
The last page I created was about my granddaughter’s “graduation” from Middle School which was partially virtual, of course. Her parents were allowed to attend but anyone else had to watch online.
My gorgeous grand-daughter was my latest subject. A very precious, and so photogenic little person.
Sadly it was my wedding pictures from 15 years ago that i tried to do a shutterfly book of in 2011. It was so plain & depressing looking because there wasnt alot of elements & embellishments you could add. It was not as cute as traditional scrapbooking so i quit. I am now trying to get my life settled enough to get back into scrapbooking & going digital. I have finally seen technology catch up that I can embellish & print them into hard back books.
My sister posing as Annie Oakley for a calendar my family and I are doing. We are posing as famous people on each of the different months. Was fun!
The last scrapbook pages I have done are of my recent wedding.
My grandparents immigration story was the last page I scrapped.
The last subject I scrapbooked was my kids’ first day of school
the last page I created was a sunflower scrapping page!
The last memory page I created was of my father’s hometown.