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NSD Fever

It only comes around once a year – that special holiday just for us! National (or now InterNational) Scrapbooking Day has been celebrated on the first Saturday in May since 1994 as a way to celebrate and promote the art and craft of scrapbooking. Starting out in the paper business with numerous crops, give-aways and sales taking place on this day, it has now branched out internationally and also includes online digital scrapbooking. Throughout digi-land we are celebrating this weekend.

Here’s what you can look forward to from Rina these next few days:
(1) First of all, you can find plenty of Rina's fabulous products in the “Door Buster” section at Scrapbook-Elements for just $1 each!
(2) Next, a brand new GRAB BAG available for only $2.95 until May 4.
(3) In addition to the $1 items and grab bag, Rina's entire store* is ON SALE, marked down with 35% OFF. This sale lasts from Friday May 1st through Monday May 4th – 4 days only!

(4) We’ve also planned lots of fun challenges for you in the SBE forums as well. Join Lisa (scoobie81) and Rina for the So you want to be a Word Artist” challenge (details can be found in THIS forum thread).
Here is the posting bonuses for the Word Art Challenge
And here is a layout I posted tonight for the word art challenge. I used one of the wonderful papers from Rina's new GrabBag for the background. For a full list of credits you can check the gallery description HERE.

And now since you have made it all the way to the end...Here is what you came for...The Freebie! It is a QuickPage made with Moon Over Versaille Page Set by Rina Kroes
***SORRY-NO LONGER AVAILABLE***


Comments

Anonymous said…
What a gorgeous, gorgeous page, Debbie!!! And such an wonderful selection of goodies for NSD!!!
Anonymous said…
Thank you so much for this Freebie. I want to let you know that I posted a link to your blog in Creative Busy Hands Scrapbook Freebies Search List, under the Quick Page(s) post on May. 02, 2009. Thanks again.
Anonymous said…
Beautiful quick page! Thank you!
Lainey said…
Thanks for the gorgeous QP

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