Two new beautiful fall and Halloween theme kits from Digicats (& Dogs)

I live in Florida where the autumns are always warm and well....green. So instead, I thought I'd give you a taste of Indian Summer, with all of the beautiful fall colours and bountiful harvest.

This kit comes with 20 (3600 x 3600 pixel) .jpg papers, 40 .png elements, and one "Viki" poser by ©Elisa Designs.

You are getting 4 leaves, 3 flowers, 2 bows, 2 frames, 2 ribbons, 1 acorn, 1 arrow head, 1 autumn grass, 1 border, 1 branch, 1 butterfly, 1 chicken wire, 1 cinnamon, 1 corn, 1 dream catcher, 1 feather, 1 fur, 1 horse, 1 leaf swirl, 1 mushroom, 1 owl, 1 pine cone, 1 pipe, 1 plant, 1 pumpkin, 1 snail, 1 swag, 1 tag, 1 tree, 1 wagon wheel, 1 wheat, and 1 whirley.

300 DPI. Personal use only.



It's more than just creepy and kooky, mysterious and all together ooky, it's SPOOKTACULAR! And in keeping with Halloween tradition, everything is pumpkin flavored!

This digital scrap kit comes with 20 (3600 x 3600 pixel) .jpg papers and 40 element for scrappin' your fright night fun. Plus you get one "Pumpkin Jack" poser by ©Creations by Rain.

You are also getting 2 bows, 2 flowers, 2 frames, 2 leaves, 2 ribbons, 2 tombstones, 1 barn, 1 batcat, 1 bone pumpkin, 1 candied rat tail, 1 candy corn vamp, 1 cupcake, 1 eye candle, 1 ghost, 1 ghoulish plate, 1 grass, 1 gummi-bear Frankie, 1 Halloween bat, 1 Hay Jackman, 1 jack-in-a-box, 1 little mummy, 1 plant, 1 potion, 1 pumpkin avenue sign, 1 pumpkin box, 1 pumpkin candy, 1 pumpkin lights, 1 pumpkin skull, 1 spooky jack, 1 skeleton, 1 tree, 1 witch lolly, 1 witchy frog, and 1 woodsy spider.

It's a screaming good time! 300 DPI. Personal use only.

Available in both FULL and TAGGER sizes at:

 
 

Thanksgiving Mini Duo

Enjoy the crisp fall weather with this beautifully coloured digital mini scrap kit celebrating fall and the harvest. It comes with 4 papers and 8 elements and it great for a quick layout.

Included in the kit are 1 candy corn drink, 1 corn flower, 1 cornucopia, 1 frame, 1 paper bird, 1 ribbon and bow, 1 Siamese cat, and 1 tree.

300 DPI. Personal use only.



The three f's: Food, Family and Football have been the basis for America's Thanksgiving Day for many years now. The holiday however, was declared by Abraham Lincoln in honor of the victory at Gettysburg and the end of the civil war. It actually had nothing to do with Pilgrims and Indians, but I suspect those are more fun, so that's what every one seems to learn in school.

The mini scrap kit cover the three f's pretty well. It comes with 4 (3600 x 3600 pixel) .jpg papers, 8 .png elements and 1 "Michael" poser to help you commemorate your holiday festivities.

You are getting 1 bow, 1 cupcake, 1 fall leaves, 1 flower, 1 glitter doodle, 1 turkey, 1 wood frame, and 1 word art.

300 DPI. Personal use only.

These mini full size kits are available at:

 
 

Enjoy some Autumn Blessings on the SYHO Blog Train!

You probably though Thanksgiving was all about Pilgrims and Indians. That's what they teach us in school. It's not. Thanksgiving was actually declared a holiday to celebrate the Union Army victory at Gettysburg in 1863. Which I guess makes it a military holiday. We should do red, white and blue and fireworks.

But then this isn't really a Thanksgiving kit, so I guess it doesn't matter. It is however, a nice fall themed digital scrap kit with 12 .jpg papers, 25 .png elements and just a hint of Thanksgiving - the Pilgrims and Indians kind - about it.

You are getting 2 bows, 2 flowers, 2 frames, 2 leaves, 2 ribbons, 1 acorn, 1 autumn pixie, 1 bird, 1 border, 1 calico cat, 1 corn-n-pumpkin, 1 cottage, 1 fall tree, 1 glowflies, 1 mushroom, 1 plant, 1 pumpkin box, 1 pumpkin pie, 1 tag, and 1 thanks word art.

300 DPI. Personal use only.



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New Fall CU Items from Digicats (& Dogs)

Enjoy the autumn harvest with this great mix of commercial use products, which are are just perfect for your autumn and Thanksgiving kits, projects and layouts.

All items are saved to 300 DPI, making them perfect for both print and web use. CU/PU/S4H/S4O okay.

Contents:

5 Leafs (1905 x 1471, 2135 x 2700, 2200 x 1515, 2552 x 2290, and 2695 x 2716)
3 candied apples (965 x 1525, 712 x 1525, and 1151 x 1525)
2 cornucopia (1752 x 1523 and 1774 x 1465)
1 acorns (1273 x 1619)
1 autumn leaves (1500 x 1640)



Nothing says fall fun like an old fashion hay ride! This commercial use pack comes with six themed tubes for use in your scrap kits, layouts and a projects.

There are 4 tractors (each over 3,000 pixels on their longest side), one bale of hay (3081 x 2242 pixels) and one pumpkin selection (1540 x 1121 pixels).

Saved to 300 DPI, they will work great in both print and web designs. CU/PU/S4H/S4O okay!



The acorn, or oak nut, is the nut of the oaks and their close relatives. Acorns served an important role in early human history and were a source of food for many cultures around the world.

Today they are a familiar sign of fall and autumn. These lovely metallic acorns would look great in your seasonal kits, layouts and projects.

This pack comes with eleven acorns (765 x 454 pixels) which are saved to 300 DPI making them perfect for both web and print based projects. CU/PU/S4H/S4O okay.

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Don't miss these last Moments of Autumn!

Cool weather, beautifully color leaves, pumpkin spice, food, football, friends and family...Fall is a wonderful time of the year. Scrap some of your favorite fall moments will this beautiful autumn themed digital scrap kit.

This kit comes with 12 papers and 40 .png elements. You are getting 2 bows, 2 flowers, 2 frames, 2 leaves, 2 pilgrims, 2 ribbons, 1 acorn, 1 autumn arch, 1 bird house, 1 branch, 1 butterflies, 1 candied apple, 1 candle, 1 candy corn drink, 1 cornucopia, 1 grumpy gord, 1 harvest banner, 1 harvest word art, 1 journal, 1 leaf cup, 1 leaf scatter, 1 owl, 1 pilgrim hat, 1 pilgrim hat cupcake, 1 pilgrim hat & flowers, 1 pumpkin cup, 1 teapot, 1 quilted turkey, 1 scarcrow, 1 snail, 1 stack of cups, 1 Thanksgiving cake, 1 tree, and 1 watering can.

300 DPI. Personal use only.

Autumn Moments is available in both FULL and TAGGER sizes from:

 
 

Hey! Who are you calling a turkey?!

It doesn't matter how much you are craving turkey soup, these gobblers may be just too cute to gobble up! Here are 10 adorable full size toon turkeys that are just perfect for your Fall, Thanksgiving Day and Crimbo designs and layouts.

These turkey range in size from 928 pixels wide (928 x 1870) to 1872 pixel high (1150 x 1872) and are saved to 300 DPI, so they work great in both print and web projects.

This bird is CU/PU/S4H/S4O friendly!

Toon Turkey is available at:

 
 

Giving Thanks

Stop by TKO Scraps now through 31 December, 2011, and download a copy of this lovely Christmas themed kit FREE! (Store log in is required.) And while you are there, check out all the rest of the freebies from our design team, who are happy to thank you for your support during the year. Note that while the giving thanks promotion only runs now through Saturday, 26 November, my part will be up through the end of the year.

Thanks and we look forward to seeing you soon at TKO Scraps!



TKO SCRAPS WOULD LIKE THE THANK THE FOLLOWING DESIGNERS FOR THEIR LOVE AND GENEROSITY THIS THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY:

These 21 awesome designers have set their holiday freebies one day early just for you!

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HAPPY THANKSGIVING FROM TKO SCRAPS...

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Happy Thanksgiving from Digicats!

Gobble This: Little Known Turkey Facts

The first Thanksgiving may be significant for bringing together the Pilgrims and Native American Indians. But the feast we celebrate today wasn’t recognized as a holiday until Honest Abe took office.

President Abraham Lincoln established Thanksgiving as a national holiday on October 3, 1863, hoping to bring two warring factions to the table. Lincoln hoped all Americans, from both the North and South, would use the holiday to “heal the wounds of the nation”, caught up in the Civil War.

For most people today, Thanksgiving marks the start of the holiday season of eating and socializing with family and friends.

The turkey takes center stage at most Thanksgiving dinners, and most recipes are passed down through generations. After all, who can resist their mother’s traditional bird, bursting with grandma’s chestnut stuffing – surrounded by bogs of cranberries, veggies and the rest?

The Pilgrims didn’t fill their plates with stuffing on the first Thanksgiving, opting to use vegetables, fruit and dry herbs to fill the bird because they never thought to use bread. Bread stuffing was introduced to the first Pilgrims years later; by more “sophisticated” settlers who shared family recipes.

Retail experts estimate that more than seven million turkeys are sold in New York City in the weeks and days leading to Thanksgiving. The average family, with three children and two adults, typically carves up a turkey weighing between 20 and 22 pounds.

Americans nationwide will consume approximately 500 million 20-24 pound turkeys this Thanksgiving, bursting with 535 million pounds of stuffing.

Professional chefs recommend that cooks use sliced bread, rather than whole loaves, to stuff their birds. Chefs also recommend that you use only fresh bread, not day-old bread that can change the taste of the stuffing.

By the way, stuffing is only stuffing when it’s cooked outside the bird, and it’s known as dressing when it cooks inside the turkey.

Did you know that the typical meal gobbled down on Thanksgiving could tally more than 3,000 calories?

Giving Thanks

Main Entry: thanks
Pronunciation: \ˈthaŋ(k)s\
Function: noun plural
Etymology: plural of Middle English thank, from Old English thanc thought, gratitude; akin to Old High German dank gratitude, Latin tongēre to know
Date: before 12th century

1 : kindly or grateful thoughts : gratitude

2 : an expression of gratitude <"thanks for the free download"> — often used in an utterance containing no verb and serving as a courteous and somewhat informal expression of gratitude

The tradition of Thanksgiving in the United States of America

Talkin' Turkey (Part VI) - Final Installment

Strangely enough, these were the first tags I did. All the others followed afterwards. At the time that I started this project "Let's Give Thanks" and "Gobble, Gobble" were to two main Fall/Thanksgiving themed kits I had. It's amazing what I managed to acquire shortly there after.

Sugar



The Scraps are from Queen Brat's "Gobble, Gobble" taggers kit; the "Painted Fall Alpha" is from Tempus Fugit.

I'm thinking I might have to sort my alphas General and seasonal pretty soon, I've collected quite a few of them. But then, I don't believe you can have too many alphas.

Gandalf



These scraps are also from the "Gobble, Gobble" taggers kit. In this case, the Alpha is the "Halloween Stitched Fall Alpha" from Raspberry Road Designs.

Speedy



I used Scrappy Lover's "Let's Give Thanks" taggers kit for the next three tags.

As per the above post on Sugar, the "Painted Fall Alpha" is by Tempus Fugit.

Kellie the Orange Cat



The Felt Fall Alpha courtesy of Miss Crow/Clever Crow Designs.

Stryder



The alpha on this tag is courtesy of Karla Marano. Tom Turkey, that Stryder is dreaming about, is from Tiffany Kennedy at Scrappiles of Digistyle.

Tomorrow, we start with winter and Snow Daze (Part 1). Tonight, I just want to go home and start creating with the newly released Fairy Dreams in the Winter kit from Urban Mermaid. And for once in my life, I'm not even going to complain about the price!

Talking Turkey (Part V)

Ernie the Island Cat



The scraps are from the Autumn's Treat Mini-kit Freebie by Linda Cumberland which was a limited time available offering from Digi-Arts Cafe. The turkey and the wheat alpha are by Digi-Cyber Scraps. Additional Maple leaves added from a FTU element set by Melinda Staley.

Abigail



Abigale is another of the "Turkey Cats". The scraps are from the Fall Freebie by Imperfoxtion Designs. The "tattered" alpha is by KittyCat Designs. The turkey is from Digi Cyber Scraps and the Arrow is from Sweet Blossom Designs.

Pete underfeet



This little cuttie is from the Purrchance to Dream blog. The Scraps are from the "Let's Give Thanks" taggers kit from Scrappy Lover, while the Autumn Alpha is from Cindy Lea.

Pumpkin



Poor Pumpkin. He always gets made into cake, muffins, etc, at this time of the year. The Pumpkin Pie Mini-kit is by Joni Gray, with additional flowers from Scrappiles of Digistyle. The Halloween Stitched Felt Alpha is from Raspberry Road Designs.