Playful
I wrote this tutorial on 07/16/08 and any similarity to any other tutorial is purely
coincidental. Please do not claim it as your own. All materials and tubes used are
copyrighted to their respective owners and credit will be given if known. If there is
something I have used and it is yours, please let me know so I can give you credit or
take it down.
This tutorial assumes you have a Good working knowledge of PSP.
Supplies Needed:
Paint Shop Pro (I used 12 but it can be done in any version)
3 Tubes of Choice (I used the beautiful artwork of Myself LOL)
You can purchase my "Chubbies" HERE
Font of choice (I used The King & Queen)
Tag Template: HERE
Other supplies: HERE
These scrap pieces are part of my "Playful" kit, you can purchase the whole kit HERE
Open all supplies in PSP and minimize for now.
Open the tag template by Yvette and delete the copyright layer.
Make sure you are on the bracket layer in your layer pallet and click inside the bracket with your magic
wand. Open up one of the papers. Copy and paste it as a new layer right above the bracket layer. Go
to selections invert and hit delete on your keyboard. Selections, select none. Do the same with the
remaining template layers using different papers. Then add a drop shadow of 2, -2, 50 and 5.00 to each
of the paper layers. You can now delete the template layers.
Open the flower2 from the supplies. Copy and paste as a new layer right above the bracket layer. Give it
the same drop shadow as before.
Copy and paste one of your tubes. Resize if need and position it under the frame layer. Erase anything
that over hangs the frame. Do this with the remaining frames and tubes.
Copy and paste the flower1 and position it to the right and give it the same drop shadow as before.
Duplicate the layer and position it.
Copy and paste the bow1 from the supplies. Give it the same drop shadow as before. Do the same for
bow2.
Now copy and paste the staple and position it. Duplicate this layer and go to image mirror.
You are now ready for your text!
Write out your text then convert to raster layer. Apply the same drop shadow as before.
Don't forget to add your watermark and the copyright info.
Thanks for trying my tut!!
© Farrah's Creations July 2008
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