Fotografixgal Designs

When the winter chill comes, it’s the perfect time to add a handmade touch to your holiday wrapping. In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to create DIY winter gift tags using my  winter forest digital papers pack . These snowy backgrounds make every present feel extra special — ideal for crafters, journal lovers, and printable enthusiasts. Step-by-Step Tutorial Step 1: Gather Your Supplies You’ll need: The winter forest digital paper pack (high-resolution 12x12 JPGs) or similar such as my Snowy blue watercolor texture pack  ; my winter forest abstract blue backgrounds pack  or my Winter snow blue and pink texture pack Printer & cardstock paper Scissors or tag punch Hole punch Twine, ribbon, or string Optional: stickers, stamps, metallic pens, or glitter Step 2: Print and Prepare Your Papers Choose your favorite papers and print them onto sturdy cardstock for durability. Let the ink dry completely before cutting. Step 3: Cut Your Tag Shapes ...

  There’s something magical about capturing the little joys of everyday life. The quiet moments, the cozy routines, the smiles that make a day special. That’s exactly what inspired the Cute Kids Everyday Moments Clipart Pack , a new digital clipart collection designed for crafters, journalers, and printable creators who love soft, storybook-style art. This brand-new set includes 51 PNG illustrations , each one celebrating simple joys, from storytime quiet moments to out-and-about and playtime. In today’s post, I’ll explore what’s inside and walk through a simple, beginner-friendly tutorial to help you create your own printable greeting card using the clipart pack. 🎨 About the Clipart Pack The Cute Kids Everyday Moments collection was created with versatility in mind. Whether you’re designing a printable for your shop, creating memory-keeping pages, or crafting sweet digital stationery, this set fits beautifully into your projects. Pack includes: 51 high-resolution PNG im...

When my good friend visited from her home in New Zealand earlier this year, our conversation soon turned to Christmas and how different it feels when the festive season falls in the middle of summer. While those of us in the Northern Hemisphere cosy up with hot chocolate and twinkling fires, Kiwis are basking in sunshine, enjoying barbecues on the beach, and celebrating with fresh blooms and ocean breezes. ☀️🎄 That chat sparked an idea: to design a summer-Christmas collection that captures the warmth, joy, and relaxed spirit of a Kiwi Christmas. The result became my Meri Kirihimete Collection , now available in my Zazzle store and as printable cards in my Etsy shop . What Christmas Looks Like in New Zealand Christmas in New Zealand arrives at the height of summer, just as schools are breaking up and families are heading off on holidays. Instead of snowmen and woolly jumpers, you’ll find: 🌊 Beach picnics and barbecues – families gather outdoors for fresh seafood, salads, and ...

If you’re looking for a baby shower theme that feels fresh, timeless, and easy to style, you can’t go wrong with a touch of  sage gingham . The soft green tones are calming, the gingham adds a nostalgic charm, and best of all—it’s a wonderful gender neutral baby shower theme . I recently designed a Sage Green Gingham Baby Shower Collection  on both Zazzle and Etsy because I couldn’t resist how versatile and pretty this look is. You’ll find invitations, welcome signs, games, stickers, and favors to match. They’re available both in my Zazzle store (perfect for printed invitations and ready-made items) and in my Etsy shop (instant downloads and printable baby shower signs and games you can edit and print at home). Invitations & Stationery Your invitations set the tone for the whole event, and sage green baby shower invitations are a simple way to tie the theme together. A gingham border with modern text is classic, chic, and works for both baby boys and baby girls. Pair...

  Starting out on Zazzle can feel overwhelming—there’s a lot to learn, and it’s easy to get lost in the maze of products, settings, and tools. I’ve definitely been there! That’s why I wanted to share a few of the things that have truly helped me grow my store—bearing in mind, of course, that there's no single "right" way to do things. What works for one person might not suit another. The key is finding a system that works for you . So, if you’re feeling a bit lost, here’s what helped me find my way. 1. Invest in Training—Don’t Try to Wing It! If you’re new to Zazzle, I really recommend starting with some form of training. It can save you so much time and prevent a lot of trial and error. I spent ages fumbling through it on my own at first—and let’s just say it wasn't in my best interest! There are loads of free and paid options out there. I personally started with Jen and Elke Clarke’s training , which sharpened my design skills and taught me their strategy that re...