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Post Reply . Post New TopicPosted 9/29/2012 by MauveBinder in Digital Scrapbooking
 

MauveBinder
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Posted: 9/29/2012 3:29:13 PM
Hi there, I have been creating digitally (for 3-D applications) for a couple of years and am dying to venture into creating kits for sale... to digi-scrappers. Sooooo my question is... I know that papers need to be 3600x3600 but what about elements? is there a size guideline for brads and all of those other wonderful bits and pieces we use to dolly up our work?

edited to clarify: is there a size guideline to create elements such as brads and bows? ie... 1200x1200 etc, 1200x2400...

joscie
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Posted: 9/29/2012 3:42:14 PM
generally the elements are shown quite a bit larger than they would be IRL and you can just scale them down when you use.


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kyky77
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Posted: 9/30/2012 4:17:32 AM
Mauve I don't know if it can helps --> I know that in Hummie's world there are class for scrapbook designer, maybe there are information about this kind of things as well
bye!


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