While the prompt asks you to choose a “style”, you can easily change it to whatever you want once you’ve gotten past all of the initial setup prompts. The user interface is pretty simple and easy to follow, with opportunities to change your mind regarding your layout and design. I downloaded it on my PC (although I primarily use an iMac, but remember, I’m using this opportunity to push my skills and patience to the next level) and the installation process was quite breezy and straightforward. While Blurb offers alternatives on creating and designing your own products, I decided to use their proprietary platform known as, “ BookWright“.
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How To Create Custom Notebooks With Blurb BookWright Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links and I will be compensated if you make a purchase after clicking on my links.Ī lot has happened since we’ve last been super active on this blog! After about 2 years of doing paid work, God began to add to our family - in the form of dogs! What started out as one, gradually (or not so gradually) turned into a pack of five! For a little while, we even had a “six pack”, while we fostered a labradoodle who later found his forever home! Anyway, God has immensely used our pups to inspire and motivate me to learn new skills over the last year and a half: from sewing, embroidery, drawing, surface pattern design, and slowly but surely, Adobe Illustrator! So, when Blurb extended the opportunity to try out their products, I saw it as a “catalyst” of sorts to push me to do more! Using my artwork inspired by our pups and their Instagram “furiends”, I’ve put together a tutorial (with screen shots) on how to create custom notebooks with Blurb!
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