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My name is Jeannine, I live in Belgium in Liège, I''m single
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Showing posts with label Horse Plays Pasture scrapkit. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Horse Plays Pasture scrapkit. Show all posts
Sunday, February 23, 2014

Lucky Enough

This tutorial is my property, written by Jeannine’sTag,
any resemblance to another tutorial is a coincidence.
Do not share my tutorial, send a link to my blog.
This tutorial requires a good knowledge of PSP

Supplies Needed:
PSP
Tube of choice. I am using “St Patrick" made by Zéphir d'Elph
I may not use this tube without licence
You can buy the tube on Up Your Art
FTU scrapkit “Lucky Enough” from

Drop shadow: 2 - 2 –60 – 7
Mask of choice
Font of choice

Lets get started…..!

Open raster layer 700 x 700
Select all - Open paper 12 – paste into selection – select none – load mask from disk – layer merge group
Open frame 2 – resize 90 % - c/p as new layer - click inside the frame with magic wand - selection modify - expand 10 - open paper 1 - copy and paste as new layer - selection invert - delete - layer arrange - move down - add drop shadow on frame

Open elements and resize (if needed):
(Be careful when you resize or rotate it is sometimes
Corner Flower line – height 550 - image flip - duplicate - image mirror
Bow 4 - width 200 - image mirror
Flower basket - width 200
Gold - original size
Bird - width 150
Butterfly - width 150 - rotate free left 20°
Flower 1 - width 200
Leaf vine 2 - width 600
Dragonfly - width 150
Horse shoe - width 150
Swirl 2 - width 150 - image mirror
Add drop shadow and place all items (look at my animation)
 Copy - Paste your tube as new layer. Resize if need it.
Add copyright info. Merge visible.
I resize mine width 480
Save as png or jpg.
Enjoy this tutorial and I'd like to see your results, you can email me
Monday, February 11, 2013

P.S. I Love You

This tutorial is my property, written by Jeannine’sTag,
any resemblance to another tutorial is a coincidence.
Do not share my tutorial, send a link to my blog.

Supplies Needed:
PSP 9 (any version should work).
Tube of choice
Mine is “Pinkie” from ©Marika
You may not use this tube without licence
You can buy the tube on CDO
PTU scrap kit “P.S. I Love You” from HorsePlay'sPasture Designs
You can buy this kit on ButterflyBlush Store
Template 80 from HorsePlay's Pasture
Under label "template"
Font of choice mine is New Romantics
Mask of choice
Drop shadow: 2 - 2 – 50 – 7

Lets get started…..!

Open template – shift D – delete credit, top Ding & bottom Ding – resize width 550

Highlight

Background - select all – open paper 7 – copy & paste into selection – select none – apply the mask – layers merge group
Top rectangle - select all – selection float – defloat - open paper 17– copy & paste as new layer – selection invert – delete – add drop shadow
Bottom rectangle- select all – selection float – defloat - open paper 6– copy & paste as new layer – selection invert – delete – add drop shadow
Bottom rectangle - select all – selection float – defloat - open paper 15 – copy & paste as new layer – selection invert – delete – add drop shadow
Stripes - select all – selection float – defloat - open paper 16 – copy & paste as new layer – selection invert – delete – add drop shadow

Open elements and resize (if needed):
Never work on the original design - always shift D
(Be careful when you resize or rotate it is sometimes necessary to sharpen)

51 – width 120
52 – width 500 – duplicate – image mirror
30 – width 150
44 – width 150
17 – width 150
19 – width 150
13 – width 80
4 – width 250
14 – width 100 – rotate free left 20°
1 – width 100
33 – width 450
57 – width 350
 Place all items (look at my tag for example)
Copy - Paste your tube as new layer. Resize if need it.
Add copyright info. Merge visible.
Add your name
Save as png or jpg.
Enjoy this tutorial and I'd like to see your results, you can email me



 

Monday, March 12, 2012

Lucky Enough

This tutorial is my property, written by Jeannine’sTag,
any resemblance to another tutorial is a coincidence.
Do not share my tutorial, send a link to my blog.
This tutorial requires a good knowledge of PSP

Supplies Needed:
PSP
Tube of choice. I am using “14-1” from Anna Marine
I may not use this tube without licence
Buy the tube on CDO
FTU scrapkit “Lucky Enough” from Horse Plays Pasture
Thank you Beverly for this beautiful freebie
Drop shadow: 1 - 1 –60 – 7
Mask of choice
Font: International Palms (pay font)

Lets get started…..!

Open raster layer 550 x 550
Select all - Open paper 7 – paste into selection – select none – load mask from disk – layer merge group
Open Clover Spray 1 – resize width 500 – c/p as new layer – image mirror – add drop shadom
Open Clover spray 2 – resize width 500 – c/p as new layer – image flip – image mirros – add drop shadow
Open “frame 3” – resize Hight 350 – paste as new layer – clic inside the frame with magic wand – selection modify – expend 3 – open paper 3 shift D – resize width 500 – paste as new layer – selection invert – delete – select none – layers arrange – move down – add drop shadow on the frame

Open elements and resize (if needed):
(Be careful when you resize or rotate it is sometimes
Corner Flower line – height 350
Gold – original size
Flower basket – width 200
Bird – width 80
Bow 3 – width 150
Clover 2 – width 200
Clover 1 – width 210
Horse shoe – width 130
Butterfly – width 75 – image rotate free right 20°
 Add drop shadow and place all items (look at my animation)

Copy - Paste your tube as new layer. Resize if need it.
Add copyright info. Merge visible.
I resize mine width 450
Save as png or jpg.
Enjoy this tutorial and I'd like to see your results, you can email me

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