Today marks the start of a brand new challenge here at Scrbble Designs and the theme is, "How Does Your Garden Grow". You can scroll down one post or click HERE to find the new challenge.
With that in mind, I resurrected an old freebie that you've actually seen recently. Back in April of 2014, Sandy offered up this great carrot image as a freebie. I'm including the original freebie here in this post as well, just in case you are new to the blog and don't have it.
#F 25 Carrot (Free)
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Psst...don't forget to left click on the image to bring it up full size in the light box before saving.
The image can also be found in the store HERE.
Then, back in March of this year, I offered up the coloured version of the image...
#F 25 Carrot-Coloured (Free)
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Well today we're hitting the carrot trifecta over here as I've created a digi paper for you all. Check it out...
Another creation under the Scribble Doodle Designs label! This free paper is six inches by six inches (1800 pixels x 1800 pixels)--the perfect size for card making! It is in jpg format and published at 300 dpi. Credits include: The CoffeeShop Blog; and of course, Scribbles Designs. To grab today's offering, click the download button to be taken to a download location. In the zip folder you will find a copy of the creation, the preview sheet, the full credit information and the Scribble Doodle Designs terms of use which are standard to all of our folders.
Well that is it for this one! I hope that you enjoy today's offering.
Please join me tomorrow when I get to introduce our next round of guest designers and again next Friday for another Freebie here at Scribbles Designs!
Until then,
Lisa D.
(Strategic Content Developer & GDT Coordinator
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