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Yay, finally finished this kit! It is totally fun, and I hope you enjoy it! :-) You can find this kit in my shop!
Here are the details:
Fabric covered buttons are a total weakness of mine. I just love the look of them. I had so much fun gathering beautiful fabrics with vintage charm to cover these with. Use them in your digital artwork, print them out for your hybrid projects, or use in your blog design! There are *100* buttons total! They are in PNG format.
I've also included 8 *BONUS* frame files in PSD format with clipping masks.
(If you are interested in a commercial or photographer's license, please email me at thousandclowns(AT)yahoo.com)You can see a preview of ALL of the buttons in this kit here under the tab "More Images".
Here are the 8 *BONUS* frames you will receive in this kit (with photo examples). These are SO easy and ready-to-go when you need something FAST. Add them to your artwork, or they're *perfect* to use on your blog if you want to easily dress up your photos/images. I will have a tutorial on how to use these soon, but they essentially work exactly like the Washi Tape Frames. You can find that tutorial here. You can move the buttons around to suit your photo, or add more/different buttons.. or just leave them as is!
I've already shared a few artwork examples by me using these buttons. Here's a couple more 100% digital layouts:
(kits used: Retro Vibe Dots kit by the Gnome Hut, Washi Tape Frames, Fabric Button Kit, Apothecary Frames by Paislee Press)
(kits used: Kawaii Cute Fruits, Fabric Buttons Kit, Press Lines no. 15 by Paislee Press, Delovely patterned paper by Paislee Press, Kawaii Cupcake)
A digital layout by Karine...
(kits used: Woodland Accents, Vintage Cabinet Cards, Fabric Buttons Kit, Woodgrain Frames, Olivia kit, Gingham paper by Gnome Hut)
Remember, you can find this new kit here!
If you are wanting to get into using these fun digital kits but don't know where to start, Jessica offers a SUPER informative beginner class called "Up & Running with Photoshop". It's such a reasonable price for something that you will use forever. It is a self-paced class, so you don't have to worry about making it "on-time" to the class at a certain date, etc (which is so important in our busy lives!) I highly recommend anything that Jessica teaches. It is sure to be helpful and thorough.
In other GREAT news, my Woodgrain Frames Kit is on sale TODAY and only today for $1 for "One Buck Wednesday" at Jessica Sprague!
Also! I'm looking for some new Creative Team members!
If you are a digital or hybrid scrapbooker/artist that is interested in working with my products, please email me at thousandclowns(AT)yahoo.com and include a link to your gallery(s). :-) Basically if I accept your submission, you get free Kitschy Digitals product in exchange for creating beautiful artwork! You can see what all my Creative Team does at the Kitschy Digitals blog.
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I'm totally itching to work on some home decor projects. I've had several bottles of pretty-colored spray paint that I've been wanting to use for a while now. Hopefully I'll have something to share soon! We have several rooms that we're giving an update this year. I love having projects to do around the house. It is one of the funnest things EVER dreaming up pretty vignettes for rooms. One of my favorite things to do.
Yay for fabric covered buttons!
Posted by: Cathy | March 02, 2010 at 11:45 PM
THESE ARE GORGEOUS!!
Posted by: katrina | March 03, 2010 at 12:06 AM
you took beautiful photos. everything looks so dreamy and pretty!
Posted by: blinksoflife | March 03, 2010 at 02:33 AM
SO SO SO cute.... I have NO idea how this digital stuff works, any sites you'd recommend to teach someone who is totally "DUH" in this area, and I do mean DUH!!!!! :)
thanks for my daily dose of eye candy! Hope you're all better today :)
~m
Posted by: chinamommy | March 03, 2010 at 05:55 AM
Oh my goodness!!!!! I just went over and bought these buttton beauties and can't wait to make some lay-outs today!!!!!!!!! They are fabulous!!!!! And I am so digging the frames too. Big gold stars from me. And all the lay-outs featured in the post are amazing!
I haven't done a submission call in ages. But, I will for sure today:)
Posted by: cynthia | March 03, 2010 at 06:57 AM
HOORAY! I am off to see if I can get JS to work now. Haven't tried since the last $1 Wed submission you had. Thanks again for contacting them about the issues :)
You are so wonderfully creative, I just love love love everything you do!!
Posted by: Susan | March 03, 2010 at 07:24 AM
Love the buttons! Wishing I was more tech savvy so I could take advantage of your mad skills! Your eye candy is delish!
Posted by: Johanna | March 03, 2010 at 07:29 AM
Love this! Your style is AMAZING! TFS!
Posted by: Casey WRight | March 03, 2010 at 07:32 AM
all so colorful and warm.
love love love!
will share today on my blog!
one buck wood grain! *swoon*! :)
love your digi pages honey. . . they are TRULY gorgeous!
Posted by: Karli Plant | March 03, 2010 at 09:52 AM
i bought the woodgrain frames. Loving these buttons, i can't believe you get all those frames in the kit too!
Posted by: Alexa | March 03, 2010 at 11:55 AM
Lovely, lovely! The fabrics the buttons are made of just makes me smile. :) Eeek! :) And I feel ya - I've been collecting spray paint and fabric to decorate the house but it's been sitting there waiting for me to use it! Have fun!
Posted by: Michelle Clement | March 03, 2010 at 03:13 PM
loving all the inspiration! BTW just added your button to my blog. Thanks!
Posted by: Joanne | March 03, 2010 at 05:40 PM
Sold!! Can't wait to play with all of the fun digi buttons!
Posted by: Jana Perenchio | March 03, 2010 at 07:11 PM
Cute buttons! Found you through Flickr, you favorited a few of my scrap pages :) Good luck with your call! It would be so fun to work with your products!
Posted by: Jaime | March 04, 2010 at 06:58 PM
oh wow! I'm so stoked you're having a team call <3
Posted by: naddie | March 05, 2010 at 07:40 AM