Do you have all your photos printed in a lab? Don't worry! It doesn't need to stop you from dipping your toes into the great world of computer-infused scrapbooking! In this tutorial, I'll show you how to add a frame to a photo before printing it. Best of all, all of the photos we used in this month's column are standard sizes (4" x 6" and 5" x 7"), which you can easily print at your lab or on the smaller (and cheaper!) sheets of photo paper at home. Also, don't forget to check out the beautiful frames below that you can download and play with for free!

I mentioned previously that I'm a liner-upper. As I thought more about that, I figured, why not line everything up and then give the whole thing a little tilt? I really love the results here, and the best part is that all of my photos are printed on standard-sized papers.

Today by Jessica Sprague. Supplies Software: Adobe Photoshop Elements 7.0; Cardstock: Bazzill Basics Paper; Patterned paper and heart tag: Colorbök; Decorative border punch: Fiskars; Chipboard: American Crafts; Bookplate tab: 7gypsies; Digital Frames: Artistic Photo Frames by The Gypsy Chick; Rhinestones: My Mind's Eye: Stamp: Heidi Swapp for Advantus; Printer: Epson R1900; Photo paper: Epson Premium Semi-gloss; Ink: Staz-On; Font: Century.

Check out my tutorial for step by step instructions on placing digital frames on your photos using Photoshop Elements.

Be sure to download these adorable free frames made by The Gypsy Chick from ScrapArtist.com. Place them on the photos for your next layout!