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·Butterflies are free to fly· |
This tutorial was written for those that have a working knowledge of PSP. Supplies Needed: PSP X (any version will work) Tube of your choice I used artwork by Suzanne Woolcott. To use this artwork please visit AMI Scrapkit by Kristi called Butterflies are free Super Blade Pro (optional) Font of choice - I used 1 Smoothy DNA The scrapkit I used was called Butterflies are free to fly by Kristi. It can be found HERE You may have to scroll to the next page to locate it. Ok let's get started... Open a new canvas 600 x 600, floodfill with white. Open one of the hearts, resize it and copy and paste in your canvas as a new layer, move to the upright part of your tag, duplicate and flip and move to the down left part of your tag. Open one of the doodles, resize, copy and paste as a new layer in your tag, move to the right part, duplicate and mirror. Now open the butterframe 2, resize, copy and paste as a new layer in the middle of your tag, with your magic wand select the middle part of the frame, selection modify, expand by around 15, add a new layer arrange move down, and fill with a color or paper of your choice. You can add the beads if you like at this point, and the tube, resized and post a little bit at the left of your tag. Open one of the folded papers, resize again, copy and paste in your tag should be at the top of the tube, duplicate and arrange the copy bring to top, delete the unwanted parts so it looks like curtains, and the girl behind it. Now you can add any embellishments you would like to your tags, the butterflies are perfect. Don’t forget to add a shadow of your choice to all the layers, including the hearts but not the doodles. Add your name, I used SBP for the look, but a nice inner bevel will looks good as well. Add the copyright and save as a png, and you are done. |
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