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Supplies Needed: PSP 9 (any version will work) Tube of choice I used artwork by - Dean Yeagle Scrapkit you can download - here it's called Promise Font of choice i used NevilleScript Mask belongs to me Butterfly of choice Mask - here ..::Let's Begin!::.. Open a 600x600 blank canvas and flood fill that with white.we can resize later. Open your supplies and paste a background of choice.go to layers/new mask layer from image and find my mask and use these settings:Source luminace-checked invert mask data checked and click ok.go over to your layer pallet and merge group. Paste your floral garden as a new layer and add a small drop shadow to it. Paste your springbeads as a new layer and move them at the end of your floral garden layer add a drop shadow to that as well. Click on your mask layer and paste your SwirlieStamp as a new layer and go to image/rotate and use these settings: 
Then duplicate/image/mirror. Paste your main tube as a new layer and move it below your floral garden layer. add a drop shadow of choice and erase any parts that is sticking out at the bottom. Add your butterfly as a new layer and position it the way you like. If you would like to resize your tag go ahead and do so.once you have done that add your name and all your copyright info and go to edit/copy merged and paste into animationshop as a new animation. ..::Animtaion::.. Duplicate your tag until you have as many frames as your butterfly animation has and go to edit/select all. Bring up your animated butterfly and go to edit/select all/propagate and paste and paste into selected frame.place them however you like.once you are happy with your animation save as gif! Hope you enjoyed my tut! |
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