Found this online and thought it was quite clever. Just wanted to share.
A good reminder ;)

I recently released some FABULOUS iPhone/iPod Touch Scrapbook Wallpapers for your wallpapering pleasure so I thought I’d share the simple instructions on how to install your finished wallpaper. See below.

BEFORE YOU INSTALL YOUR iPHONE/iTOUCH WALLPAPER, OPEN THE .PNG FILE IN YOUR PHOTO EDITING SOFTWARE AND INPUT YOUR PHOTO. SAVE AS ‘JPG’. ALWAYS WORK ON A DUPLICATE COPY SO THAT YOU CAN RE-USE THE ORIGINAL IMAGE.
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   iPhone/iPod Touch Wallpaper Quick Installation Guide
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1. Connect your iPhone or iPod touch to your computer

2. Launch iTunes and click on the Photos tab and select “Sync photos from”

3. From the pop-up menu choose the folder/destination in which you have download and unzipped the images.

4. Sync your iPhone or iPod touch.

5. Once the Sync is complete Go to the Photos button and click the album where your wallpaper is located on your iPhone or iPod touch.

6. Select the image you want to use as a wallpaper.

7. Click the icon in the lower left corner and select ‘Use as Wallpaper’. *If you do not see an icon tap the picture once to display the menus*

8. You may choose to move or scale the image at this point but it is optional.

9. Select ‘Set Wallpaper’

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ALTERNATIVE ‘Quick’ METHOD FOR iPHONE USERS:
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1. Email the image(s) to yourself as an attachment to an account you can access through your phone.

2. Retrieve email through iPhone. Tap first image in the email. A bar pops up asking you if you want to save one or all images.

3. Select save. The images are now saved on your iPhone in your Camera Roll.

4. Locate and select the image you want to use as a wallpaper in your Camera Roll.

5. Select the image you want to use as a wallpaper.

6. Click the icon in the lower left corner and select ‘Use as Wallpaper’. *If you do not see an icon tap the picture once to display the menus*

7. You may choose to move or scale the image at this point but it is optional.

8. Select ‘Set Wallpaper’

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  Graphics © 2010 by Miss Mint; All Rights Reserved. | www.peppermintcreative.com

Create a custom scrapbook style wallpaper for your iPhone or iPod Touch with your favorite pictures.

Have a little more fun with your phone! Dress up your iPhone or your iPod Touch with these adorable pre-designed mini pages. Just add your favorite photo using your photo-editing software and upload to your device for a truly unique and ultra adorable background. Easy to install and change.

EACH COLLECTION INCLUDES: 8 digital backgrounds. 320×420 pixels.
PNG format. Easy installation instructions included.

Compatibility: Suitable for use with your iPhone or iPod Touch.

iPhone Wallpapers: Quick Pages #4

iPhone Wallpapers: Quick Pages #3

iPhone Wallpapers: Quick Pages #2

iPhone Wallpapers: Quick Pages #1

It is Rosh Hashanah, the start of a new year according to the Hebrew calendar.
Wishing all my Jewish friends a sweet, healthy and happy new year!

A little peak at the delicious feast…until Mama Mint said (and I quote) “I’m busy in here, get out of the kitchen!’” LOL.

Oh SURE. No one likes a photographer but EVERYONE wants the pictures ;)

Shana Tova!

School Daze Mini Book
Created by: Mary Jo Johnston

It’s back to school time!

And, I know you’re ready, camera in hand, capturing all of those precious moments. Maybe even holding on to last year’s fabulous photos (or the year before) – you know the first day of school, doing homework, reading a book? Well, we’ve got a super cute, colorful mini book to help you scrap those photos!

Peppermint Creative Products Used:

School Zone Papers
School Zone Elements
Jumbo Bracket Mats
Bingo Cards – School
Schoolhouse Alpha

The best part – this book was created in less than an hour! EZ PZ!

Begin by printing the Bingo Cards onto cardstock, sized to your preference of mini album. I used five cards for the pages and one extra for the cover.

Print several patterned papers and various elements.

I arrange all of my elements on a 8.5” x 11” canvas in Photoshop, save and print. I hand cut each element to be used. *Be sure to size them big enough to make cutting easy.

For each page, use the patterned paper to cut rectangular photo mattes. Because my children are small (only preschool age), I used a piece of cardstock as a second matte and I’ll insert my photos later.

*Tip: Use foam squares or pop dots under each of your elements for added dimension and for easy overlapping of your photos.

You can create this book as is, using the school grade format or adapt the little book for your every day school photos, a class project or even give it as a teacher’s gift.

Enjoy the school year! =)

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Grab those back packs and start packing lunches, the kids are going back to school which MEANS it’s time to start scrapbooking those adorable back to school moments – you know, the ones where you sigh ‘THANK GOD I’ll have a few hours to myself which the kids are at school!’…or so I’ve heard ;)

I’m really excited about this kit – the best ones always come together quickly and this one practically created itself. Wish they were all that easy! LOL.

I’m loving the color scheme and the fun elements because it’s different from the other school kits I’ve done before and I’m just LOVING the pages I’ve been seeing with it so far.

Of course we have to have some coordinating extras.

And some BINGO cards which I’ve decided have become my ‘THING’ for this year. Last year if you might have noticed it was tickets….remember? This year Bingo Cards. LOL.

At the last minute I decided to do a layered ‘Letterman’ style alphabet set – the kind you see on the back of those school jackets. LOVE them!

And then of course you can just save yourself some time and a little cash by grabbing it all as a bundled collection. YIPPEE!

In need of some inspiration?
Check out these fantastic layouts and cards from the the SUPER TALENTED TEAM:

page by: Keela Fox
Don’t you love the clever way she used the bracket mats?

page by: Trisha Burton
Love this classy design in Trisha’s clean style.

page by: Kirstie Ibrahim
A super page using this month’s PMP template from super star scrapper Kirstie who is now (by the by) a certified Personal Trainer, thank you very much.

page by: Sarah Harbuck
Love this page by our resident photo expert Sarah. Gorgeous photo and love the use of the doodle ruler under the Scrabble tiles.

page by: Ingrid Fasquelle
A little creative recoloring from Ingrid with a clever mix of the new School Zone kit and the Hey Dude kit using this months PMP template.

card by: Joscie Cutchens
An adorable card from Jill of all Trades (when it comes to all things crafty!) Joscie. Love the way she’s got the heart tied into the apple. So cute.

cards by: Mary Jo Johnston
Check out these incredibly ADORABLE cards from our resident card EXPERT Mary Jo. She has a real knack for cutting out these little shapes. SO CUTE!

Here she replaced the word ‘NOTEBOOK’ with a personal note.

Don’t you LOVE how the epoxy A+ still looks epoxy after printed?!

Another cute card! Love those funky letters.

Check back a little later today or tomorrow – I’m expecting a really CUTE hybrid tutorial from Mary Jo that you won’t want to miss!!

CIAO.