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Needing:
I use parts of different scrapkits.
The poser tube is from me. You can find my site
here.
Before you begins.......
Open the tubes in PSP.
Download the template
here.
Open de tubes in PSP.
Material
Mardi Gras Princess
1.
Open new transparent image 700x700.
Open Maskerlaag - copy - paste on the image.
2.
Open element40_kittyscrap - copy - paste on the image.
Place it right at the top.
Give a drop shadow - with this setting.
Layers - duplicate.
Image - mirror - flip.
Place it left at the bottom.
3.
Open BWC_Mardigras_EL32 - copy - paste on the image.
Give the same drop shadow.
4.
Open background - copy - paste on the image.
Layers - arrange - down.
5.
Open de poser tube - copy - paste on the image.
Place it down - see example.
Erase all what's comes under the frame.
Layers - duplicate.
Give the same drop shadow.
Layers - arrange - up.
Erase all what's stay under on the frame.
6.
Open rs_wa2 - copy - paste on the image.
Place it in the middle at the top.
Give the same drop shadow.
7.
Open maskarade_Mask_Scrap and Tubes - copy - paste on the image.
Place it left at the bottom.
Give the same drop shadow.
8.
Open maskarade_Butterfly_Scrap and Tubes - copy - paste on the image.
Place it left at the top
Give the same drop shadow.
9.
Open element84_ks - copy - paste on the image.
Place it right at the bottom.
Give the same drop shadow.
10.
Open maskarade_Flower_Scrap and Tubes - copy - paste on the image.
Place it right at the bottom.
Give the same drop shadow.
11.
Layers - new raster layer - set your watermark into the image.
Layers - merge - merge all visible layers.
File - export - PNG Optimizer.
Ready is the tag
I hope you like this tutorial.
greetings Emmy
Thank you Ingrid for testing.
