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Ok, I'm here! Fashionably late, right?! ;)

Here's my list...
1) 4 paper backgrounds
2) 1 photo
3) Montana
4) something curly
5) 1 element per hour scrapping per day (1-2)
6) have some red...

Whoa!!! ONE HUNDRED WORDS?!?!?!?! LOL! Ummmm...guess I better get to thinking. And with just 1 photo, too. Should be interesting...I'll be back later with my page. (I hope) ;)

1. 4 kids
2. 1 year dig sb'ing
3. Montana
4. long natural curly hair
5. 1-2 hours/day-ish (sometimes 0, sometimes 5+)
6. ugh...I don't have just one...I'll go with red today ;)
7. ugh...I don't...

So...you bring the paper in as a paper scrap, then choose the edge as a shape...the only thing I can think of is the size of the paper. After you make the paper into the edge into your page, click...

I posted this in another thread but it applies here too...

I go into Windows Photo Gallery and after I have the kits where I want them I tag items I look for most. For example, I have tags for...

Well, I guess I'm not jumping in at the "very" last minute...but close enough! LOL!

I love all the beautiful layouts and how special they are! Here is mine...now I need to go do one for my other...

Oh I thought of one more thing...I also went into Windows Photo Gallery and after I have the kits where I want them I tag items I look for most. For example, I have tags for frames, brads, buttons,...

Here is mine...

I chose blue and yellow so, realistic flower and add lace to a corner
Credits in the gallery (the flower is from my garden a couple years ago)
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Also look at the "Invert shape" check box...try checking and unchecking the box and see if you get what you want.

I do mine very similar to how this article says: http://scrapbooklady.typepad.com/katie_the_scrapbook_lady/2009/08/organizing-digital-scrapbook-supplies.html

I have even taken all my SBM kits out...