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Many Shades of Grey {But Not 50!}

I've been having fun creating my own digital backgrounds, and my teaching buddy Casey encouraged me to share them with y'all.  Here's my first set of Chevron backgrounds (for personal/commercial use) called Many Shades of Grey...


For a closer look at each of the patterns, check out the preview file.  Here's a free page from the pack (be sure to check my Terms of Use - basically, don't say it's yours.)  If you use my graphics in a product, let me know; I'd love to give a shout-out!

I'd love your feedback, as this is a new venture for me.  Thanks for your support!

Comments

  1. Tania1/20/2013

    It looks great Jen! That is something I'd love to learn to do.
    Can't wait to see more.
    Tania
    My Second Sense

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  2. Christa Swaney1/20/2013

    Those are great! I love the pink one!!

    Christa
    sweetlifeofsecondgrade

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  3. Rae1/20/2013

    How adorable! I love our blog and I am your newest follower, thanks to Math Maniac's giveaway!

    Rae
    Mindful Rambles

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  4. Erika1/21/2013

    I LOVE to learn how to make things like this. These papers look fantastic! Thanks for sharing the freebie!

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