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·Dear One· |
This tutorial was written for those that have a working knowledge of PSP. Supplies Needed: PSP X (any version will work) 2 Images of your choice I used artwork by Suzanne Woolcott. To use this artwork please visit HERE Scrapkit by Lynn, called Memoirs Fonts of your choice: English The scrapkit I used was called Memoirs by Lynn. It can be found HERE or HERE Ok let's get started... Open a new canvas 600 x 600 transparent background and fill it with white. Open flower 3 resize copy and paste into your canvas as a new layer and give a blur of radius 10. Open the wrappednotes, resize, copy and paste into your canvas and rotate, free rotate 15 degrees to the right move to the left part of your canvas. Open the heartbox, resize, copy and paste into your canvas as a new layer and move to the right part of your canvas. Open and resize the album, copy and paste into your canvas as a new layer, should be at the middle of your canvas. Open and resize the images you wish to use, both of them and paste into your canvas below your album layer and move them to the spaces of the album. Open one of the petals that came in the kit, resize, File, Export, Picture Tube, give a name you will remember when you want to use, and also from what kit it come, and save it. Now open your picture tube tool, look for the petal add a new layer in your canvas and apply the petal tube all around your tag where you see it will look better. Open the lacebow2 resize, copy and paste into your canvas, rotate 45 degrees to the left and move right up where the tulips are. Add any other embellishments if you wish. Add your name and your copyright, save as a png file and you are done. |
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© Marcia 2008 Any Resemblance to another tutorial is purely coincidental. Proud Member of TWI