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This tutorial was written for those that have a working knowledge of PSP. Supplies Needed: PSP 9 (any version will work) Tube of choice I used artwork by Jamie Kidd. Which you can purchase his artwork at CILM Font of choice,I used P22 Corinthia The mask came from Bunny's Attic thank you Ginny for letting me use your beautiful masks:) All other supplies had came from various yahoo groups Supplies here Lets get started! Open a 500x500 blank canvas,flood fill white Open your tube and pick a color from it,add a new raster layer and floodfill it with your color. Open your mask,and go to layers, new mask layer from image and use these settings go to layers and mege group. Click on your magic wand,and click inside of your mask frame and paste your image as a new layer go to selections/invert/delete on your keyboard. Open your tube and paste as new layer,place it were ever you like. Open your flower tube and paste as new layer i colorized mine to match my tube.move it below your tube and position it at the top right or left corner of your mask frame,duplicate/image/mirror,add drop shadow of choice. Open your word tags and place them onto your mask frame as a new layer,move them below your tube,add drop shadow of choice. Add your name and all your copyright info. go to edit/copy merged and paste in animationshop as a new animation open your silver sparkles,go to edit select all. Click on your tag and duplicate it until you have 8 frames,then go to edit /select all and add your sparkles to your flowers.once you are done adding them,play your animation and save as a gif. Hope you enjoyed doing this tut!

This Tutorial was written by Teresa on April. 16, 2006.
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