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Thursday, June 20, 2013
Ahoy!
This tutorial was written on 06/20/2013, By Kelli.
Please don't copy it or claim it as your own or post it through any group.
You may link back to my blog.
Any resemblance to any other tutorial is strictly coincidental.
It is written assuming you have a basic knowledge of psp and its tools.
It is written using psp X5 but should work in any other version.
You will need the scrap kit Called Ahoy!
by Designs by Sarah
Buy it at Pimp my tags/with scraps here
You can check out her blog Here.
You will need a tube of choice. I am using a tube by Jose Cano.
You need to purchase this tube to use it.
You can buy it at Scraps and the City here
You will need a mask of choice.
You will also need a font of choice I am using Shipped Goods.
You can download it for free at Dafont here
Ok Ready?
1. First open a new transparent image 700 x 700.
2. Paste a paper of choice as a new layer. Load a mask of choice and merge group.
3.Paste frame #2 as new layer on top of the mask layer. leave
it in the middle of the tag. Add a drop shadow of choice.With your
rectangle selection tool. Draw a selection aound the openings of the
frame.
Add a new raster layer and paste a paper of choice into the selection.
Select none and drag below the frame layer.
4.Now addd your tube Between the frame and paper layers. Don't forget to add ©. As well as your taggers mark if desired. Merge visible.
5. Now add the elements from the kit that you like. Re-size each and add a shadow to each individual element.
6.Merge visible. Select all, selections float, selections de-float. Go to images and crop to selection.
This crops your tag without cropping any of the layers.
7. Activate the text tool and select your font. Foreground is white
and background is a color of choice.I always set the size of the font
larger than I like and then resize it. When your finished typing your
name. Add your favoritge text effects. I only added an inner bevel.
a drop shadow of choice.
And now your done!
Thanks for trying my tutorial!
I hope you are happy with your results!
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