DigiZines is the child of two designers: DigiZines by Teri and Jean Daugherty Designs. We offer "Digital Scrapbook Kits" in the form of "downloadable products" (no physical products will be shipped). Use the "categories" tabs above, or the "sidebox links" to the right, to locate products in our store.  Here are some quick links as well to help you navigate our site . . .

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• Jean Daugherty Designs and DigiZines by Teri have their own Blogs with special offers, coupons, gifts and Newsletter options! Stop by both, register, and subscribe to receive email notices!
• USING OUR KITS IN SCRAPBOOK MAX SOFTWARE  Here are some instructions that I hope will help anyone using this software program.

MONTHLY DRAWING!

• Random Monthly Drawing . . . WIN A $5.00 OFF $10.00 ORDER COUPON!  One name from all invoices for the month will be pulled as the winner.  The more you shop the more chances you have to win!  If your name is chosen, watch for an email in your inbox!

Winner for this month is . . . "Shelia Ogden"

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Check out these great Genealogy books at Barnes & Noble

Start learning how to research and create your own family tree memories today!

While you are there, check out "Keepsake Crimes" (Scrapbooking Series) by Laura Childs for a fun light mystery read.  Also available as an EBook for your Nook reader.

Being a Scrapbook designer I found this to be an interesting concept for a book. Thinking it might be a fun little read I wasn't dissapointed and was surprised at how much I enjoyed it. The characters were fun and quirky, the plot though done before had an unexpected twist to the end, and the history/content about New Orleans and Mardi Gras was a great addition to the storyline. The book reminded me of a nice Miss Marple type mystery . . . no gore, no vampires, no sex scenes. Add to all that the ten pages at the end of the book with Scrapbooking page ideas and the traditional New Orleans receipes were a bonus! The book would make a great book club read for a crafty type group. I can see a group holding a little Mardi Gras party night while discussing the book. Possibly using some of the receipes in the book for the party. I'll for sure be reading more from this series.

Another series Jean and I found and have been reading . . . the Aurora Teagarden Mysteries.  So far, eight fun and quick mysteries.

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